Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/30/21 09:15 PM
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Yukon John
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Yeah that is a big diff...now looking for "neck rubbed" I have NO idea what that means (in the grand scheme of things)!
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/30/21 09:19 PM
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Not for sure on this but even if that left one was caught on the 27th, I think it would still look the same?
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/31/21 12:00 AM
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Peak time in my country is nov.20th to dec.20th before the 20th nov. Will still get semi plus types, after dec 20th you start seeing barbs or hooks on the hair ends.
Kenneth schoening
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/31/21 06:28 AM
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I need one of those beauties! Ours are flat, dirty colored, with short fur. I see one nice one about every other year.
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/31/21 07:26 AM
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thanks for taking the time for posting comparisons
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: saskbone]
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12/31/21 09:06 AM
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jk
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Dont forget there is individual differences within each and every species to. Some of us are tall and others are just fat, for example.......jk
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
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12/31/21 09:23 AM
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Here’s a better one. I can’t remember the exact dates, but they were taken from the exact same set exactly 20 days apart (first week of November and last week of November). Judging by their size and color, I’d bet good money they were litter mates. If you have a good pup population and start in October, you’re way to early.
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
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12/31/21 01:44 PM
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Big mature males get heavy here those are the nicest one. Sometimes mature females. Young of year never seem to fill out, stay semi.
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
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12/31/21 01:48 PM
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Here’s a better one. I can’t remember the exact dates, but they were taken from the exact same set exactly 20 days apart (first week of November and last week of November). Judging by their size and color, I’d bet good money they were litter mates. If you have a good pup population and start in October, you’re way to early. Exactly right imo
Kenneth schoening
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
[Re: red mt]
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12/31/21 01:58 PM
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This was a ,,,what I would call a garment coyote .caught couple years ago . Beauty. I’d like to have a pair of those for a garment I’d like to have made. Haven’t seen many like that in the states, those I did see were up off the hi line in MT. Osky
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
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12/31/21 03:08 PM
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Well those are not highline coyotes,,,gents those western Montana coyotes. What I mean about a garment type anything is that you will notice the fur length is all the same. Those type are inside of 1 to 1 1/2 weeks a year and this happens any where you get (true) heavy fur. As far as hiline I do not venture up that way been to central Montana trapping . There just like western Montana pockets of good ones and bad those type and next type I'll show are 1to3 in a hundred imo. Thank you for compliments much appreciated.
Kenneth schoening
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Re: Prime vs un prime coyote
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12/31/21 03:15 PM
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These are 6 out about 140 I believe it was. Imo just like lot things in life you sort through any one thing to find a few good . Then you try your darndest to to not to mess things up. Happy New Years guys and gals I would like to ADD one thing these all get washed imo makes them easier to flesh also. Get burrs out without pulling fur or breaking long guard hairs off and when you break hair or pull fur out any buyer worth his salt will Mark them as a SLIGHT.
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