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Yeah 300 Mag is too big only if your interested in keeping the pelt. 22-250 is a very good coyote gun if you want to keep the pelt. The camo probably won't have a huge impact on your hunt, but it couldn't hurt. Just find a good place to setup and dont let them know your there. Have Fun!

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i think it is much too big. i have a 3006 and it is good but i thought it was kinda big too so i jus bought a 223 yesterday for yotes. i would go with the 22250.

I've actually shot 2 coyotes with my .300 win. mag, and believe it or not, the exit holes weren't that bad. WHY! Because the 180 partition bullet is built too heavy to really expand in a little 'ol coyote. I took my .300 out with me to get some shooting with it before elk season a few years ago, trying to get more accustumed to it. BUT, lord the price of shells would keep me from wanting to use it on coyotes! It is plenty of gun for coyotes, no doubt about that Camo on the guns isn't necassary for calling coyotes, glare from the gun isn't good, but camo isn't necassary. I'd use your dad's 22-250 for now, but if you decide to buy the .300, you'll have a rifle that is big enough to hunt what ever you wish to hunt in N. America!

Use your dads 22-250 for yotes. buy yourself the 300 if you want good for almost anything

the 300 i think is a little big i shot alot with my 22 mag but a good coyote gun would be a 243 or a 223