Coyote hunting in pa beginner?

-what's a good.243 gun I would like to use it for deer also. (I'm left handed)
-I live in philadelphia could you point me in any places around up to 2 30 hrs away that I could start at, I'm very good with Google maps I use it to fish so if you can point it out on that it would be awesome. State gamelands or private areas with friendly farmers.
-I have a farm I can hunt whenever up Wyoming county right near keystone college, a lot of pretty much every game animal up there including coyotes the farmer tells me, however I was there this weekend on Saturday to Sunday hunting mornings to dark using a foxpro that my buddy has however we couldn't get anything in but crows. I know I should give it more time but I just want to get all the info I can.
-what is a good call to use for a beginner. ( mouth and electronic)
-I've also been looking at Nikon coyote specials with the 3 circle reticle. They seem pretty sweet however should I look into something else?
-should I get a red flash light scope mount for the scope? Or should I just stick to first and last lights of the day?
-what is a good bait to use for them I really just want to have the odds in my favor.
- I know this is a long and hard process to get the hang of figuring out these dogs but I'm ready to commit a lot of time forwards to so all the info you can give I'd appreciate.
-also if you hunt coyotes and need a new partner let me know I usually hunt every weekend. Thank you for reading all of this I appreciate it!

Go to the Savage Arms website and take a look at their offerings in.243, they make several versions and in Left handed models to boot.

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The weather has a lot to do with coyote hunting success. When the weather is nice, its relatively easy for a coyote to find a meal at night and bed down all day. Its hard to draw them out when their belly is full. When you get a real miserable snow storm with cold temps for a few days, the prey animals will hunker down and ride out the storm. Making it harder for the coyotes to find food. Nothing motivates a coyote to check out a destress call or a decoy like having an empty stomach for 2 days. As for bait, I'm usually not hunting coyotes until after it gets cold, so I use carcasses of other game animals I harvest. Mostly duck, goose and pheasant. Take the meat and freeze the guts, hide and bones for coyote bait. Rabbit squirrel and deer carcasses work just as well too.