...another coyote in a trap?



Well, I guess they do.

Great shots

Sold one a year or two ago it had a rip in its flank buyer thought it was a bite from another yote old bite it was infected.

Last year I had one in a trap that got really worked over. Tore out huge patches of hair and part of his tail. He was still alive, but so tired from fighting them off he could barely stand. A couple of inches of snow on the ground told me there was several. They had the ground tore up in a 15 ft circle.

Yepper. Other yotes, dogs, people, deer, etc.

And that's why I believe some coyotes are circle shy.

I skin coyotes constantly that have bites. I’d say 5% of mine have some sort of bit damage to the rump area. Had a small one the other day that really got it. Lots of bits across her back.

nice pic. thanks for sharing ,

Dispatched coyote in trap today. Was a female in-heat. Now I’m curious if another female was attacking her, or a male. Couldn’t tell if it worked any sets because it started snowing soon after the pic.

I witnessed a feral dog get caught In one of my sets. The rest of the pack walked In to check out what was going on. The caught dog took a bite at one of his mates probably In the panic mode. Then the fight commenced.

After skinning you could see bites all in the back legs. Another female today, off the same property, had a gash on her throat. No pics of that one getting attacked though.

Have seen that with whitetail deer and turkey shoot one and the others go after the dead one, easy picking in the pecking order.

I trapped coyotes in a different area this year and found a fair amount of the ones I caught had been worked over at one time or another. Started putting more sets closer together and started catching doubles.

I'd say Yes.

Wow! Awesome footage Joe! Thanks for sharing!