With the gritty sand mixed in with her food wear down the teeth quicker still guessing 9 to 10 years old,she was a true veteran,congrats probably raised 60 to 70 pups over her time on this planet.

Good Morning Coyote Crew!


Not a bad way to start the day.

Yep agreed.Good morning

Good job Tejas. Old. Is what we are after!!! Enjoying this thread And I enjoyed Swamp Wolfd as well. I have very poor service here. Have to go 7 miles out of the way. BUT i check in and view these treads every few days. Keep up good work ! Old female. Are my favorite to catch too!

Good to see you checking in ST,that one looks like an 8 year old coyote,anything older than 5 years is a true veteran and has been through a lot and seen a lot.Look forward to more of your ride alongs when you get to another location with better service.

This is such a great thread!
Here is my “Boone and Crockett” of coyotes,

Old for a reason.Nice catch.

Nice work on the old timers ST and Dug!

It was a busy day here yesterday. I didn’t have a lot of spare time time to post up

Thanks for taking up the slack fellas!

Good Stuff!

Here's a photo taken of a recent set site I thought you folks would be interested in.

The worked set is just out of the frame to the left.


What does the Coyote Crew think happened here?

I think a male came by, didn't like your set, peed on that tuft of grass and kick backed or whatever you call that scratching they do sometimes after peeing or pooping

Possibly sprung the trap and tore up that spot getting out of Dodge.

Agreed looks like a kick back,can't catch them all,but it's fun playing a chess game with them.I think if you kill 85 to 90% that's about a good as a person can do most of the time,any thoughts on the %'s.Coyotes and cockroaches will be the last things to be on planet earth.

Mad because you caught his female in the nearby set....

Nice picture Texas, was this near a remake set? As it looks like another coyote found something it was interested in and marked it and scratched back.

Looking at the impression it looks like something like a raptor attacked and took away a rattler.

No Sir MChewk, it's a set that has been worked but hasn’t hit yet. The trap is not guarding the tuft of grass.

You can see the digging at the set in the top left corner of the photo. Sorry for the confusion. I wanted to show a close up of the mark..

I will see if I can find a wide angle shot of the crime scene as well

Here's the location:

The pan is at the six o’clock upwind of the attractant. The set was adjusted when the contestant(s) at this location showed a tendency to work the upwind side.

There wasn’t a single track on the downwind side. That’s the reason for the reverse set.

Wile E. came in facing the viewer at the twelve o’clock hour upwind of the trap. He dug a narrow depression extending out to the left of the tuft of grass.

The prior photo shows the marks on the right side of the grass.

There were no calling cards left that I could tell.

Cool pictures.

I still can’t understand why every set doesn’t have at least 2 bridger 3 sized traps though lol. In a kill em all, tricky coyote scenario every set i made would have 2 or 3 traps buried.

Again, very cool pics.

Tejas,
Those coyotes are not interested in your offering.

They are looking for your traps......