Stub2
New member
I was figuring on using a single barrel shotgun with a tight choke. If the gun gets wet it should be easier to clean and dry out that a repeater. If the gun was lost in a dunking I wouldn't be out as much money. Also it doesn't seem likely that more than one shot would be likely because the coyotes would be back in the brush too quick if the first shot missed.
I would need some type of waterproof container that the electric call could ride in. I think an e-call would be necessary because the sound needs to come from a sand bar or clearing to be able see the coyote.
I would need some type of waterproof container that the electric call could ride in. I think an e-call would be necessary because the sound needs to come from a sand bar or clearing to be able see the coyote.