Bacon grease and castor.

With correct trap placement they do not get a chance to dig........I always smile when someone states they took a dump on my set......well you had what they liked but need to look at your trap placement....your set being urinated and crapped on is not an insult but a compliment in the canine world....lol....I have found that sunrendered spoonbill oil will cause digging, rolling and urination responses in canines and rubbing response in felines....can you guess why it is in Appleroad

x2 on the spoony oil!

Here's a bait I'm working on that has spoonbill oil in it. Put in test set Sunday and checked it today. Ground is really hard but coyote made a good effort to dig it up, left a kick back, and his calling card right above hole. Any guesses why the droppings are that color?

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Thanks for the tip Cletis. Between bacon,castor,this and a couple other things how could any self respecting coyote resist? Lol

Many times the white matter in fecal deposits are pieces of bone that did not digest. If their diet is high in rodents like the many pack rats that you have in Kansas it may likely be remnants of them.. Check the droppings out by breaking them apart and you may find some recognizable bones from the feet or small leg bones, vertebrae etc.

Morning Bob

Field corn in the milk stage is why its white.

Now your cookin,

Lots of coyotes and coon eating corn locally here also.

Add fox to the above list also

id say majority of the furbearers eat corn.

Good stuff...