Keep track yourself at: https://onemansquestforathousandcoyotes.blogspot.com/?m=1

(689 is the total at the top of the page right now)

Wow what a job. Alot of coyotes. I would hate to skin them by hand . I dont have a skinning machine. I read where he said to leave lure on shelf not natural. Never thought much about it. I am now.

Beav where is today's report. Robert did txt me a photo of a double at the first stop.

I was with THE MAN Monday thru Friday of last week and he said I could share a few secrets. Here is a big one.

Sun rise:



Same day sun set:



That was Thursday and the last set had a coon Friday and a coyote double today.

Lots to learn here:






Next day:

What no kneeling pad or separate remake tools.....lol.....just hard work putting knowledge to use

Looks dry anyways.

Note: only wears gloves when necessary to keep the hands warm.

I like gloves to protect my hands. i bait bare handed to keep some of the bait lure smell off them

Same here Danny....The less time there the less scent......they know you were there and find out why when cuffed

That's your summer weather isn't steven lol???

We are not quite that dry in the summer Red lol.

I was in KS a couple weeks ago, must of rained an inch and a half. Who could imagine rain like that in late December lol. I'm glad the weather is cooperating with Robert again, he sure had to fight it at the beginning of the year.

Yes sir steven I agree ,, it was a muddy muddy mess up here this year for sure.

Thats a few Yotes that wont eat calves!!!

#700 has been taken.

Incredible

Wow 700

Hellacious catch...He is locked in!