Ok. How do you dispense your coyote urine? For years I carried quart squirt bottles of 2 or 3 different brands of coyotes urine. Till i went and took lessons from James Lucero. He basically said = do you really need ti tote that much urine around. Lifting neary a gallon of urine everyday. Just made me think. Why not use 8 oz bottles. So I tote 3 = 8 oz bottles now. Like that one. BUT over last 2 years. I use a Wal mart spray bottle after the rain to refresh sets with urine. I hang it on mirror. Drive by set. And shot a steam on the backing. At a angle That way. I dont have to get out. No stomped up muddy tracks. What do you use?

By the way. Those sprayer bottles from - Dollar General leak every time. Get. This one from. Wal Mart. 2 months. Use ALOT. No leaks

I use a fliptop like the bottom one. Used to use a sprayer, but a)they always leak b) coyotes pee in a stream very similar in size to what comes out of the fliptop hole.

I use it out the bottle that Mr. Bob sent it in.

I use repurposed mustard squeeze bottles clean them out really really good before use--- buy urine in gallon jug, transfer to squeeze bottle how I do it

* Most trappers I know, use a plastic pint bottle with a flip top.

But ask yourself this question : How far away from the truck am I trapping ?

If right out of a truck or ATV, I use a one gallon garden sprayer with an adjustable sprayer.

I just fill the whole sprayer up. . .and I'm not someone who uses a lot of urine.
But, when I need to use it, I use it. . .quit monkeying around !

Just use out of pint bottle, and refill when needed.

The 12oz commercial spray bottles work pretty well. I used them last year. I’m going back to the 8oz flip top lid bottles just for ease of storage. I carry about 5 different urines, fox,cat, 3 different coyotes. Flip tops just fit better in the bait bucket or bag. Very seldom do I get to trap out of the truck. Our roads are just to bad.

I like flip tops too. Least amount of leakage and mess I’ve found yet, and easy to put it right where you want it at a set.
I tried a lot of spray bottles. Some were pretty good.
Use what works for you.
Jim

No. Thats a 8 oz botttle.

2 months. Used almost daily. And the Wal Mart sprayer in pic has NOT leaked

I use 8 oz flip-top bottles and carry 3 of them in my lure/bait bag: coyote (black tape around cap), red fox (red tape around cap) and bobcat (white tape around cap). I keep the gallons back at the house and refill when needed.

I prefer the flip-top bottles for the "trickle effect". Haha.

mine is a pint

Steeltraps, went and bought 3 of the sprayers that you show in the pic!! Going to try them out this season!

I like sprayer tops because IMO, I use way to much urine compared to the squeeze tops. How much urine is to much, or waisting it? When using a spray top, I typically just do about 2 squirts. Do, use a straight stream or a mist?

I dont use alot of your per set. But I have lots of sets and lots of heavy rain. Thats my = squirt bottle reason. When I use my 8 oz bottle ? What a dog bout coyote size mark. About that much. Not a lot. Just a little squirt

Longbeard12. Its depends. Sometimes if I know a big rain is coming. I pic. Grass here that has hair legs on it. I will get you a pic later. Then o spray. Cause it will hold on better.

OK Longbeard12. This. Is what I look for when I know heavy rain is coming. And this is kind of grass I use spray mist on. Look to the 3 oclock of the bait stick. See the little fibers? Those hole urine on spray mist well

I have never taken notice to that! I will be looking for this while I am out on the line. Great pics and thanks for sharing this!! Great information!!

No problem. Sometimes you just make it work. Like this. I HATE this. Caught 5 or so coyotes on this road. But cant get up it. Washed out. Can get a = stake. Cable stake Wolf Fang or anything in here. Drags only. Plus. Its now wet. SO i use these sets.

If you want that urine smell to stick around awhile put tooth picks in a canning jar sold for jelly. Stand them up in it. Fill it with coyote pee. Put the lid on. After they soak it all up fill it back up about halfway. I tried using dowel rods about the size of a pencil cut to fit in a quart jar. Coyotes will carry them off if they miss the pan. Dont stick around to long. A tooth pick in a grass clump keeps them sniffing if you stick it about half way in the ground. Rain wont kill the smell.