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I usually use the range different spots where I'm calling method. Just looking at possibly cutting down on the stuff I haul from set to set. Im pretty good at calculating based on mils in the field and have killed yotes past 700yds using this method. As WYK stated coyotes don't often stand still long enough. I shoot a 243 and am zeroed at 240yds with mpbr of 290yds. But i hunt open ground where shots can easily go 400-800 for hung up dogs. A quick range finding method like stadia lines using mil dots would come in handy. I usually call with my scope on 6x to start

[QUOTE="obsessed1, post: 3142544, member: 56563"] I usually use the range different spots where I'm calling method. Just looking at possibly cutting down on the stuff I haul from set to set. Im pretty good at calculating based on mils in the field and have killed yotes past 700yds using this method. As WYK stated coyotes don't often stand still long enough. I shoot a 243 and am zeroed at 240yds with mpbr of 290yds. But i hunt open ground where shots can easily go 400-800 for hung up dogs. A quick range finding method like stadia lines using mil dots would come in handy. I usually call with my scope on 6x to start [/QUOTE]

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