rooster out on the prowl looking for some action

Cut down on your salt intake. Eat less processed foods. Cut down on carbs. Eat vegetables and meat or fish with every meal.
Your last BP of 140/100 is high on the bottom end. If it stays that way I would see a doctor preferably a cardiologist.

One of the first times i tried calling. Was in a tall hayfield/ Had a doe charge up with a crazy look in her eyes.

Never met Neil but have followed his work...Congrats Sir!

As a Predator control trapper in sheep and goat country, I’d love to take summer off. I did when I first started. But I have trouble turning down a rancher who is losing livestock. The same goes for the many high fence exotic ranches. I go where and when I’m needed. But there is a better way…

I spend a lot of time educating landowners. I try to get them to think ahead and hire me BEFORE the killing starts. An ounce of prevention…

The best ranchers have me come in a month or two before the babies hit the ground. I can slip in and set real sneaky sets. The coyotes are less on edge. They are acting natural. They are vulnerable.

I’m convinced that once they start killing livestock, they get more paranoid. They get focused on only the livestock. They are more likely to run straight in and kill, eat and be gone. Less likely to work a set on the way in or out. Hunting by more by sight. It all makes trapping them harder.


Plus… an overlooked part of starting early is the fact that I inevitably bounce some of the most paranoid coyotes out of the area. I have seen many dig outs leaving a high fence ranch when I start catching coyotes. The smart ones know to leave when they see/hear others get caught. I’d love to catch that coyote. It is probably a killer, but I’ll take the win every time.

I hope this helps.

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Way to go White17

look at the new ones from coon creek

The smaller tube traps are great! Cust calls when the door is shut, and I come replace the tube and easily deal with the offender.
I find cage traps are tough to cover. The buggers pull everything in. There’s a couple that I have set up permanently at buddies back 1/2 section with heavy tarp and a sheet of plywood underneath. We don’t even add any bait in it anymore. An old dryer hose is zip tied to the set leading to an old truck that’s usually parked nearby. That’s the easiest set up I got. Buddy lives 15min away. He calls me, starts the truck and by the time I get there I pull the stinker out and reset. Bad da bing bada boom. Most places though, it’s a tube trap.

show me another country with a similar Bill of Rights (which was violated as a direct result of Fauci's recommendations).

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