Randy Smith "coyote's and combines" for me. Mainly because he has the same soil and locations as We do here in central MN. Watching a person bed a trap in sand don't interest me.

Reviving this thread. I'm in the market for some coyote trapping DVD's. In a few weeks I will be home with a newborn for a bit and will have some time to watch. I'm torn between Mark June and Wiser. For someone with some coyotes experience would you recommend the 1st or 2nd volume of Mark's?

Ken can you give us a review of the DVD's you ended up with?

Don't forget the video Coyotes by the Thousands . By Pete and Ron Leggett.

Ditto on the Legett's work. Their production on the line out west and production quality is very good.


But for your choices, all first volumes are basics and second always is the additional sets. There are not any secrets in this as it is always as Ray Milligan said in vertical and horizontal location, location, location and one main set and a change up if needed. As you are going to be sitting around waiting for a baby to cry, I would go for the video which has the most coyotes caught as that is what will keep you interested.

Thanks for the input guys I'll add Leggett's to the list

Coyote chaos is good

How about Clint's Locklear? He has quite a few instructional tapes out? Any thoughts on his?

There very entertaining and informative, I recommend cat collector but u asked about coyotes, he has Thoes as well.

Coyote chaos is clint and matt jones

Well I ordered Mark June's and Ed Schneider's coyote dvd for now plus a few books on mountain man history and predator sets. Should be here just in time for the baby. I will take a few days off to help her and I go crazy just sitting around.