Smoke and mirrors. Got to spin the tale to get people through the door.
I know One FHA agent who promised a $40.00 average on otter two years ago. Guess what some of those otter are still there and the ones that sold were sold In the low twenty's.

With the way this market Is looking no one Is going to come out smelling like a rose. Well at least not for the trapper.

I heard one trapper last night when asked If he was ok with the offer. Say what ever, I have to let them go.

my rats AVG wsas 3.66 i believe, green coon 1 at 10 1 at 3, greencoyotes 2 @20 1@10 and1@5. one was left over from last year 3 were shot by hunters so they werent the greatest. the best one had a huge hole in its back.
green beaver i think i avg 6 if i remember right, there were a few really small ones. and of course a pair of nice gloves for a deer and my boy got .75 for 3 squirrel tails

Pathetic.(compared to historical prices,not knocking the buyer)

Ditto

Nov. 30- sold 20 green coon at $5.30 average, 6 @ $10 and down to $1 for a couple dinks, 5 green yotes, 1 @ $50, 3 @ $15, 1 @ $5. Not thrilled, but my 9 year old that caught all the coon was happy as a lark. If it keeps him interested thats payment enough to me.

On a previous gfw post there was a hypothetical trapper that thought he was getting bent at a $9.30 average for coon cant wait to here how much better hes done elseware

If coyote prices are anything like they were at NAFA last May, Groeny is going to be laughing all the way to the bank.

Damaged Heavies, semis, and eastern brought mostly $24 to $76

My thought exactly lindner, my 6 yo was excited to get .25 for his squirrel tails-plus he got to eat the squirels

If the youngins are into fishing, send those tails to Mepps in Antigo and trade them for fishing lures.

https://www.mepps.com/squirrel-tail/

Beav that is a good deal when you don't have to travel so far to get a pair of gloves and to get those hides into the system and not have them wasted.

knowing what they want on todays coyote hide is the KEY to know how much they are worth.

I heard through the grape vine that groneys working a $30.00 average on coyotes In this neck of the woods. And for the most part that's not to bad.

Beav who was the buyer?

Do you mean who was In the truck? It wasn't Guy It was 2 young guys and I don't know their names.

Well since this year I will be selling to Groeny, I am just selling skinned (green) on everything.

Coyote 87,787 100 Western Heavy $112.84 $300.00 100 Western Semi $66.83 $108.00 100 Eastern $53.40 $132.00 100 Section III $39.29 $76.00

That is what coyotes were worth at the last sale. According to Groeny the Market is strong and he is paying on average according to BEAV less than Section III brought.

Well I only talked to 3 trappers that sold him coyotes and they were all In the $30.00 range. I only saw 2 of the coyotes that my buddy had and the break down was $15.00 and $50.00. And maybe the other coyotes were only worth $30.00.

But He has you by the short hairs since no one Is going to ship 2 or 3 hides out to some western sale. And the auction house Is the only other venue and Is that trapper with 3 or 5 coyote hides going to travel 50 or 60 miles to some FHA drop off point?

Are we talking groeny's prices for carcass green or put up? Just curious? The $30 average anyways.

From what I was told by the 3 different trappers their fur was put up.

He’s stopping here on Tuesday. I was planning on taking coon and coyotes, but I think I’ll just take coons. No way I’m selling my coyotes for $30 - $32.50 average.

just because you show them some doesnt mean you have to sell them. I always figured no hard feelings if an offer is made and i dont like it. unless the one wanting to buy gets an attitude if i say no.