Originally Posted By: Scrapps_31I'm overseas, and a couple of buddies on here are getting my rifle and scope setup. It should be ready for when I come home on leave. It's a new Savage model 12 Long Range Precision in a .260 REM. Sitting on top will be a Zeiss 6-20x50 mil dot and target turrets.
You got good buddies! Have them zero your rifle/scope @ 200yds, shoot it yourself to confirm and go hunt!
Quote:I have the formulas for finding distance of an obj by using the size of the obj. However, If you don't know the size of the coyote, How can you find the distance?
You can swag it, but you'd most likely just confuse the heck outta yo'self. Your range 'calculation' based on a guesstimate of a coyote's size will be nothing more than that. And the further the distance, the larger the margin for error (missing or wounding an animal).
With a 200yd zero, holding on center mass to 250 will cover 96.725% 
of your called coyote shot opportunities.
Quote: Is there a better way without a range finder.
Thnx Ya'll
No, there isn't.
have fun with your new rifle... 
