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What MOA dot for target Aquisition on bolt guns?

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not to put away anyones opinions as i can totally understand why alot of people may not want an RDS and they are proficient with no assistance. To revise the goal of this thread:
To those who use an RDS for Target acquisition, what MOA size dot are you using and why?
To those who use an RDS for Target acquisition, have you attempted co-witnessing the RDS with a Vortex impact 4k? any significant gains or losses?
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diggler1833 said:
I had the same thing in my part of Oklahoma the first week of March. Calves started dropping, and the damn coyotes started coming in from everywhere for the afterbirth. I killed 9 in a week. I still see one every once in a while, but I think I gave myself a couple month reprieve of having to go out daily/nightly. I typically kill somewhere between 20 - 40 per year on our place. In Sep of 2023 I killed 24 in one month alone.

No mange here though (yet).

I actually don't lose calves to coyotes here, despite how many yotes are around. They are always just here for the afterbirth and colostrum calf crap.

The packs of dogs out here though are the ones I have problems with.
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i thought feral dogs and coyotes ran in the same nitch and actually interbred if the yotes didn't eat the newer to the feral life dogs. no personal experience,just wondering.
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Mangy dog

diggler1833
I had the same thing in my part of Oklahoma the first week of March. Calves started dropping, and the damn coyotes started coming in from everywhere for the afterbirth. I killed 9 in a week. I still see one every once in a while, but I think I gave myself a couple month reprieve of having to go out daily/nightly. I typically kill somewhere between 20 - 40 per year on our place. In Sep of 2023 I killed 24 in one month alone.

No mange here though (yet).

I actually don't lose calves to coyotes here, despite how many yotes are around. They are always just here for the afterbirth and colostrum calf crap.

The packs of dogs out here though are the ones I have problems with.
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