Below is a table of major annual meteor showers with ZHRs ≥ 20
(ZHR- Zenithal Hourly Rate of meteors).

 One of the most popular programs, using for Meteor Scatter QSO is a WSJT.
WSJT is the name of a computer program.  It stands for ''Weak Signal communication, by K1JT.'' 
The program currently supports four principal modes:
FSK441, designed to support communication using very brief “pings” from meteor trails in the ionosphere;
JT6M, also for meteor scatter, but especially optimized for the 6-meter band;
JT65, ideal for extremely weak but slowly varying signals such as those found on troposcatter and
Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) paths;
EME Echo mode for detecting and measuring your own echoes from the moon. 
The program also offers a Measure mode for testing Sun noise and EME Calculator to help
you estimate the strength of your own and other stations’ echoes from the moon. 
                           
Here is fragment of  FSK 441 MS QSO (ES1RF-HB9DFG). So easy to manage!
Captured from the computer's screen.
 

^{Activity is not so big.
Still I can tell only about few initials on 144 Mhz band.
The reasons are: no suitable antenna and not enough output power.
Of course, it possible to work with a "big gun" stations and increase own results up to
few tens of initials, but as somebody says, at once: "The life is too short to work on QRP".
In my opinion, these words are exactly for EME...}

^{Here are my initials on EME 2 meter band.}