And of coarse you would have to get paid decent money per head.

Marty Senneker from Canada comes to mind.

Beav you crack me up. Not everybody traps feed lots. Many use simple bait stations.Numbers are merely how hard a guy works over a determined amount of ground and population density in that area.

I guess I didn't realize a last name was a swear word! Went with a D after the N.

It seems to me it would be more efficient to have several lines with maybe 2 and 3 day checks. The big number guys are trapping these feed lots where their knocking down 10 + coyotes at a time. You have 10 or more feed lots set up It won't take to long to put up some big numbers.
But you would have to state hop and do ADC work In the summer. And of coarse you would have to get paid decent money per head.

If a midwest county was 35 miles x 35 miles, you'd only need to take one coyote per square mile in the county and you gotcha 1,000.
Seems easy enough.

Anyone that would even suggest twice a day checks on a coyote line reveals their knowledge of lack thereof.

Maybe check #1 is when you drive in and check #2 is again when you drove out

That'd be a tough finish line to cross. Fur season typically isn't long enough. Say you had three months of "good" pelts.... you'd need an average of better than 11 coyotes each day, every day to get to 1000. Whew. That's a lotta family units.

And you wouldn't add to the numbers much with ADC work because predator control aspect isn't about big numbers per se.
As an example, I have traps in the ground now (as I do about 8 months a year) but I'm actually trapping for specific coyotes that need to be culled versus running miles of traps on a fur line after various coyotes.
This current ranch has a pair of dogs as near as I can tell that maraud about once a week, killing game species about once every two weeks. They need to go asap. Trouble is typical in the ADC sphere.... owner/rancher has had repeated trappers and predator callers in and outta here after these coyotes for about 5 months... and now I'm hired. You talk about tricky doggies. They were giggling in the bushes as they saw my truck and trailer pull in I swear.
But I will show them a coyote!! Or two if the Lord is willing!!

I checked my spreadsheet for a solid year (2018) where I trapped 326 coyotes in 8+ months;
50% came in 5 weeks on a fur line...
And the other 50% came from 7 months of ADC jobs.

You need to be a fur trapper for the numbers

Mark