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Yipping and howling coyotes are no big deal. It's only when they eat your cat that they become a nuisance.
"discharge of a firearm, or hunting on the land of another within 500 feet of any dwelling or building in use, except as authorized by the owner or occupant thereof."
So I would carefully measure out how many feet it really is to the neighbors house
Also, consider that there is a season for coyote in mass, Jan1 to Mar 7. In 2010 it is greatly expaned, but that is next year. So you would need a legal reason to shoot at it, like it is trying to attack rover, etc.
"discharge of a firearm, or hunting on the land of another within 500 feet of any dwelling or building in use, except as authorized by the owner or occupant thereof."
Here in MA, it is 150' from a road, and 500' from an occupied dwelling (unless you have permission from the owner).don't you have to be 500 ft away from roads and highways too? or am i thinking Arizona gun laws and got them mixed up?
Here in MA, it is 150' from a road, and 500' from an occupied dwelling (unless you have permission from the owner).
Riiiiiiight. We getcha, Jay.Hi Guys
Well the coyote seems to have gone somewhere else.
Just some fun facts:
Coyotes are not afraid of anything.
Subsonic .22 tend to get jammed in autoloaders. I have a .22 pump that I load the Subsonics in and it's quieter. So I'd also recommend subsonic rounds in the longest barrel you can find. Hell you may only need one shot so even if you have an autoloader no biggie.