So I got a wicked 403IC hunting light last week to take out coyotes. The light was shipped with the green light installed but with the kit I got the red and white LED's also. Tonight I could hear the coyotes hollowing out back. Went out on the deck and shined it out in the field and seen 6 eyeballs or 3 coyotes staring my way. Unfortunately one took off and the other two were frozen for a minute or so and then took off. The census I gather is either red or green will work but green is better with hogs and red for coyotes but neither can see that light spectrum. I would imagine they ran due to the brightness but not really sure. Regardless I was shocked when they took off on a green light beam. Tomorrow night I will try the red. Originally, I got the light to hunt them at my in laws cow farm and plan on using an AR. I would like to try to take out the ones behind my house first, but having close neighbors they probably would freak out with a gunshot at 2am. So I guess my question is has anyone or does anyone hunt coyotes with a crossbow in Indiana? Over the summer I bought a Tenpoint Nitro RDX that is a tack driver out of the box and I love it, it's just a well built machine. My only concern is If I am able to take out a coyote I want to get a full mount done with it, will a broad head ruin the fur making the mount impossible? Thank you in advance for any input or advice anyone has.