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jumping in #6406925 12/23/18 04:08 PM 12/23/18 04:08 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa. F forestman3 OP trapper
forestman3 OP trapper F Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa.	Got a couple coyotes this year that wanted in bad.

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6406927 12/23/18 04:15 PM 12/23/18 04:15 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa. F forestman3 OP trapper
forestman3 OP trapper F Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa.	First trap is a #4 duke and the other two are #2 bridgers.All traps have paws I trip pans on them.

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6407082 12/23/18 06:41 PM 12/23/18 06:41 PM
Joined: Dec 2014 E central Il G Golf ball trapper
Golf ball trapper G Joined: Dec 2014 E central Il	What kind of sets ?

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6407109 12/23/18 07:05 PM 12/23/18 07:05 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa. F forestman3 OP trapper
forestman3 OP trapper F Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa.	Dirt holes.

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6407111 12/23/18 07:19 PM 12/23/18 07:19 PM
Joined: Jan 2017 Marion Kansas Y Yes sir trapper
Yes sir trapper Y Joined: Jan 2017 Marion Kansas	I could be wrong but I wonder on two feet catches if it's because it took the weight of both feet to fire it (for whatever reason). Maybe like frozen crust on dirt.

Re: jumping in [Re: Yes sir] #6407197 12/23/18 09:07 PM 12/23/18 09:07 PM
Joined: Aug 2015 IL - Shawnee Ntl Forest ShawneeMan trapper
ShawneeMan trapper Joined: Aug 2015 IL - Shawnee Ntl Forest	Originally Posted by Yes sir I could be wrong but I wonder on two feet catches if it's because it took the weight of both feet to fire it (for whatever reason). Maybe like frozen crust on dirt. Neither... Has to be cRaZy CoyOTeS... Seriously... My thought is they planted both feet to get a good sniff of whatever was attracting them. Right where the trap was set. Shawnee National Forest - We live out here because we're not all there. http://www.ripcordassociation.com 101 Pathfinder Det / Vietnam 1969 - 1971

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6407202 12/23/18 09:13 PM 12/23/18 09:13 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa. F forestman3 OP trapper
forestman3 OP trapper F Joined: Dec 2006 Huntingdon Co. Pa.	Pan tension is 3 lbs.No frozen ground on these sets.First picture the one foot would not of been on pan.Third coyote was standing on the dog more than the pan but the second coyote I have no idea how he did that.

Re: jumping in [Re: forestman3] #6407211 12/23/18 09:28 PM 12/23/18 09:28 PM
Joined: Apr 2017 PA L lumberjack391 trapper
lumberjack391 trapper L Joined: Apr 2017 PA	Were those taken in PA? For some reason the topography looks more like out west to me.

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