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Re: Using coyote feet for flat sets? [Re: Teacher] #7229502
03/28/21 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Teacher
Krause suggested some lure on the pad. I don’t recall what kind.

I have caught a few like this^^^^ I just cut of foot high up with hack saw , that way I can bury more of the leg. I will have up against a backing . I like a low bush. With paw sticking out around 2 inchs. Put lure in the paw. And set trap in front of paw

Re: Using coyote feet for flat sets? [Re: kabguy] #7229530
03/28/21 09:42 PM
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