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<title>The Best Crested Jay Sing</title>
<description>Rifle: Just about any rifle will do the trick for coyotes.
These dogs are smaller sized than 1 may think with, with a 30 pounder becoming a large 1. They are also soft skinned, so a large bullet is not essential and will ruin the hide much worse than a smaller sized 1. My personal viewpoint is that a 243 caliber rifle is the perfect coyote rifle.
It is flat and fast shooting, with sufficient weight to carry the bullet for lengthier distance capturing.</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2015 05:07:22 GMT</pubDate>
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