Shockingly, my demo at John Graham's Coyote Days was, well, the Pipe Dream....

I've done a zillion demos, and was thrilled to say it was received very well here AND received well by many many top notch control guys, county control guys, and even USDA guys based on their input. I think that while it was developed out of necessity in the East, guys are seeing value in putting stink in a pipe that forces the animal to spend a lot of time at the set if it WANTS TO POSSESS what's in the pipe......and to get it, they pull, bite, lick, chew and try to remove it.....and in doing so make a million steps AND push down hard with their front legs as they pull up with their mouth and neck.

One guy at Coyote Days from Missouri approached me, shook my hand, and said he hadn't trapped in 20 years because of job, kids, etc. Last year, he used 100% Pipe Dreams and caught 71 coyotes on it.......and was tickled-pink with the simplicity, speed, and success of it....

I like those stories!

MZ

I think too many trappers get hung up on making traps invisible. Mr Coyote would smell a trap long before he saw it with a magnifying glass. A pinch of grass with a bit of dirt for wind protection works well.