Go for brain shots more then is also what I am getting. These are a bit tougher to get as can be seen on the video. Coyotes when they come on my property certainly know to be on guard . However I have had some good luck making a strange yelp or call and they will present real quick for a head shot. Though usually then it's straight on. I have as I said had some issues with headshots not downing imediately with 77 grain Hades. This did surprise me. I did order the tungsten hammer, talked with the Pellet shop at length about the pros and cons. I also got some other ammo on sale to try out, some ZAN 83 grain I slugs I believe? Close to that, I like that they have the dimpled butt on the slug. I feel like that helps at least in my barrel. I also got some NSA 79 grain slugs. Eventually when I have some free time I will switch out to the tungsten hammer and go with 93 grain NSAs though I am told it can get much louder with the tungsten hammer. This isn't ideal with a sleeping wife in the next room . So we will see. If I can get away with a lighter slug that will still do the damage without too quick of an expansion I would be just as happy. Still if I ever want to go deer hunting or something It's nice to have the heavier hammer to shoot heavier slugs.No one likes to wound any animal.
Many birds go wounded when shooted with shotguns.
Many deer a year are wonded with bow and arrow and fire arms.
When hunting with air rifles every shot should be responsible trying to be deadly accurate.
Brain shots produce dead 100% of times, normally with some reflex movements.
I always try to give following shots to reduce suffering.
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