Coyote problems
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01/15/24 05:39 PM
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I keep having problems with my coyote sets. The coyote will climb on my backing(its is 2-3 limbs kind stacked crosswise) and look at the hole and the set but will never approach form the front. It isn't wind direction because it will approach from the front the go around to the beck and climb on to the backing. Now a bobcat is doing the same thing. Any solutions? TIA
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Re: Coyote problems
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01/15/24 05:42 PM
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I agree except it means I have to pound in 2 more stakes and bed in frozen ground. What is a good way to bed a trap in frozen ground? It is frozen at least 5 inches down.
“Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching—even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” -Aldo Leopold
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Re: Coyote problems
[Re: Pofarmer10]
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I agree except it means I have to pound in 2 more stakes and bed in frozen ground. What is a good way to bed a trap in frozen ground? It is frozen at least 5 inches down. On top open set
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Re: Coyote problems
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01/15/24 08:15 PM
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Boone Liane
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Rake up a big mound of ground litter for backing. Make it impossible to do what they’ve been doing.
Force them to the front.
If you haven’t used any urine, a splash of urine on some outside blocking may bring them around (one of the many reasons I don’t like to use urine from the get go).
Last edited by Boone Liane; 01/15/24 08:16 PM.
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Re: Coyote problems
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01/16/24 10:16 AM
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Rake up a big mound of ground litter for backing. Make it impossible to do what they’ve been doing.
Force them to the front.
If you haven’t used any urine, a splash of urine on some outside blocking may bring them around (one of the many reasons I don’t like to use urine from the get go). Yes, put something on the back side to block them, if I have a digger, the digging usually stops after snaring a female on same farm
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Re: Coyote problems
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01/16/24 01:05 PM
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He knows your there, put the other trap in and see what he does with that . The coyote will tell you whats wrong.
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Re: Coyote problems
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01/17/24 04:47 PM
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I changed it to a a walk thru and placed bobcat urine on the inside of the new backing. Then set a blind set in a trail leading to this set. Should have him in a couple days, I'd say.
“Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching—even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” -Aldo Leopold
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