Hunting & Fishing Need help from coyote hunters

[trauma1]

Hey guys. I live in a neighborhood with Woods behind my house. Every time a fire truck goes down the road the coyotes go nuts behind my house. When I am grilling at night I can here them moving along the woods. I have my suppressed 300 black out at the ready. I know you guys use certain lights to laze them at night.
What light do I need to buy that will go on the rail of my 300 black out to smoke these bastards?
Thanks for your time.

 

[Travis224]

Over on predatormasters.com there is a sub forum with night vision, thermal, and light discussions. My honest advice is look into the new FLIR thermal scopes, seem to be a great value but I love my Pulsars.

 

[MTSLW]

CoyoteLights are a good one, (but pricey) to check out. A cheap spotlight from Walmart and a partner is something to think about too

 

[skierhs]

I second the cheap spotlight and a partner if its possible. What distances are you looking to shoot them at?

 

[trauma1]

Thanks for the input. They come close to the house. I would say longest shot would be 40 yards.

 

[skierhs]

Thanks for the input. They come close to the house. I would say longest shot would be 40 yards.

If you have a headlamp just throw that on and see how it works out. If that doesnt work then upgrade to a green or red light for the rifle.

 

[WoobieJ]

Most Expensive - Trijicon Snipe IR.

Expensive - Pulsar monocular for finding them. NV to kill them.

Cheaper - scan with coyote light (or similar green or red spot) then I would imagine you can get away with a streamlight game spotter on the gun for the shot.

 

[footsteps]

Lazer designator is all you need mounts right to the rail comes with a pressure switch.

 

[TexGlocker]

Get a cheap $20 red light from amazon that will mount to a rail or your scope. Half the time I don’t even use the spotlight anymore unless I have a friend along on the hunt.