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[shoots100]

I agree with the laser part for the terrain you hunt, but it'll only help you find one dog.
You need a drone to help you find the multiple dogs you drop on a stand.
I'm lazy, I call them in close so I don't have to search or walk to far to drag them in.
I don't need LRF or 3/4's of the doo dads either, but most scopes come with them.
SJC

 

[Infidel 762]

When I shoot multiples, after I recover one, I’ll go back and watch the RAV to see where the others fell, then use the laser to line up where each one went down. It works good for me.

 

[Jerryrigged]

The laser feature would be helpful, but I use a separate laser that I can attach to the tripod while I walk out. I don't want to be 150 yds away from my rifle when more coyotes show up. Don't ask me how I know.

 

[Infidel 762]

The laser feature would be helpful, but I use a separate laser that I can attach to the tripod while I walk out. I don't want to be 150 yds away from my rifle when more coyotes show up. Don't ask me how I know.

It happens to me often. What do you use, and how do you attach it?

 

[derbyacresbob]

druid Hills 75 grain Vmax/ Enticer L-ti

I used the 75 gr V-MAX bullets in my 243 Win when I could shoot lead bullets. They worked great for me and they made the best meat report sound when they hit a coyote.

 

[Jerryrigged]

Actually inexpensive Amazon ($25?) laser. In a mount I made, ears are same width as the ARCA. Lock down head on tripod, slide rifle out, slide laser in, make sure looks like the right area, go for a walk. 2nd pic is pointed at a bank 500 yds away. Cell phone makes the night look pretty bright.