Coyote #2 from behind the house this morning. Just another smaller coyote but it sure has been nice catching a few of these dogs. But with the rain last night it sure was a sloppy mess so I had to move the set over about 10 yards. This was my remake of the new spot hopefully ill get to make a new circle soon. Sorry the picture was not grey I only had my phone one me.
Did you bed it with pete moss with the went conditions? Nice work btw!
Gol dang it I’m jealous of you. Great Job!!!!! 
Just curious – Lure or bait?
I mix up really dry dirt and a salt mixture during the summer and use that it’s sheds water pretty good
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Just curious – Lure or bait?
I have been using cavens Hiawatha valley bait and a call lure but the label fell off last season and I can’t remember the brand but its a gland bass lure . I think the call lure really sparks up the curiosity . Ill try to find out what it is cause I want more myself.
Around here I need to mix it up a lot. Besides a few recipes that were passed onto me, I’m a huge fan of Dobbins, Asa’s, and Hawbakers’ 200.
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Around here I need to mix it up a lot. Besides a few recipes that were passed onto me, I’m a huge fan of Dobbins, Asa’s, and Hawbakers’ 200.
X2 on Lennons lures. I also like Cavens Gusto as a call lure. Just a touch of it near the set(far enough so a caught critter can’t roll in it….lol. Then a squirt of fox pee at the set.
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Just curious – Lure or bait?
I have been using cavens Hiawatha valley bait and a call lure but the label fell off last season and I can’t remember the brand but its a gland bass lure . I think the call lure really sparks up the curiosity . Ill try to find out what it is cause I want more myself.
The lure I have been doing is Mill creeks “long ranger” and I really like it
with the yotes on field edge sets like that how much backing do you go with? That is if any at all?
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with the yotes on field edge sets like that how much backing do you go with? That is if any at all?
I am no expert on trapping coyotes by any means. But the sets that have worked here the trap is slightly lower then the lip of the dirt hole, and for backing I just take corn stalks with the root system still attached and set those behind the hole. I think it looks natural, the sets don’t have a lot of eye appeal to them at all. I took a small turkey feather on one set and stuck it in the backing so it blew just slightly. I don’t know if that is a good or a bad thing to do but it seem to have worked for me.
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