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11-02-2010, 11:15 PM

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The answer is yes, #4 will do the trick. I regularly carry a Burnham Bros mouth call in the truck. When the quail shooting slows down, and the dogs need a rest, I will call coyotes. Found a good use for those duck loads. Most are shot at around 20 yards, although some will be a lot closer depending on the cover. Coyotes do a number on the deer and Antelope fawns in sothern Arizona. Regularly we will call in more then two at a time.

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