In my opinion, BC is good to have but only really noticeable in certain situations. As many have previously stated, it’s good to have high BC bullets if you are shooting longer ranges. The places I hunt are close range. The furthest coyote I have shot, to my recollection, was only 122 yards, so my focus is not on BC at all, but rather accuracy and bullet prrformance once it hits its mark.
As an example, years ago I hunted deer a lot with a 7mm Rem. Mag. and a 160 gr. Sierra bullet that had, I think a BC of .560, very high BC. Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me with the .560 since charts now say about .455. Regardless, I think the furthest deer I shot with it was maybe 75 yards. The high BC of that bullet didn’t really do anything for me. It didn’t hurt either. It was a very accurate bullet in my rifle and had great performance in the field. That’s what matters most to me. I rarely look at BC.