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Many here use just a semi-auto .22 LR with a working scope. As said a red dot or illuminated reticle will work better at night if you can hunt then. When it's tree'd you don't need to shoot too far, but I do know of others using 22 mags as well. I'd think a cheap semi-auto .22 LR with a well functioning red dot would work, just as said.

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Cheap budget

- just use your most accurate deer rifle.

Modest budget

- get a cheaper but quality bolt in 223 or 22-250, like a t/c venture.

Good budget

- get a very accurate bolt gun like a savage model 10, model 12, or remington 700 varminter.

Fat happy budget

- get good accuracy with fast hesitation free follow-ups in an AR-15 platform in 223 but even flatter and faster 22-250. rockriver, dpms, bushmaster, remington, stag, armalite, colt, and smith&wesson all make them.

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.....set up for them take a shotgun with full choke with turkey #5 shot for close shots . use my 20 ga with them

Good advice there. If you can bring a shotgun with a good patterning load that's big like buckshot or any of the coyote loads out there now. You don't have to, but on occasion it may be helpful if you know shots will be close. When you go put a thick stick or something under the barrel, so the gun is elevated off the ground. This would allow you to grab it quick. Keeping your scope turned down to the lowest power until you see a coyote way out there helps under most conditions.

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