If Experience is just looking for killing coyotes or turkeys as a 'target of opportunity' during other hunting with the Bernie, that's one thing. But to specifically go after 'yotes with a scattergun is a tough task and requires a heck of a lot of stealth effort to get that close to 'wiley coyote'(why do you think they call them that?). We're talking bow ranges here. Take a look at this guy's techniques if you're serious.
http://www.varmintal.com/ahunt.htm All I want to do is to take a 'nature' walk on the WMA land right here near my house. In this state all we can use on state land are shotguns with #4 or smaller shot, bows and the .22 LR. Just recently the .17 HMR was made legal but the .22 WMR is not.
The land is just about all woods. I am just going for a walk. The best chance to get something out of season would be a crow that coasts over the tree tops but if I see a coyote I am going to shoot at it. I was just trying to get the most out of the gun for a few shots.
