Good insight Shakeyjake.


A great book along those lines is “The Clever Coyote” written in 1951 By Young & Jackson

This is the 1978 printing cover.



This is the most comprehensive book on coyotes I have ever seen.

Part 1 is written by Young and takes a very detailed look at the history, life habits, economic status, and control of the coyote.

This is the main body of work and is well over 200 pages long.

It is a goldmine of great information. The table of contents in part 1 is staggering.


Part 2 by Jackson takes an in depth look at the biology side of things.
Detailed classifications & comparisons of subspecies are covered in great detail.

I really need the first part I got two of the second and Christ almighty the science

Young’s got an old 2 book series on wolves too.
Ordered, thanks for the heads up!

Found another copy of the big fur bible for $180USD too!

I agree with TEJAS about Mr Lucero’s book, one of if not the best coyote book out there.
Especially if you can find his “snare lines across the west” book, but last I talked to him he wasn’t printing any more snare books

Does anyone have current information and pricing on Lucero's Coyote Trapping book? I would like to get a copy if available.
Thanks!

Click the link below BF.

The book is still $35. That includes S&H.

JAMES LUCERO “MASTER WOLFER” Book – Contact Info

Thank you!!!

O'Gorman's "Hoofbeats of a Wolfer" should have been professionally edited. Otherwise, it's just scattered thoughts thst i guess are copied directly from note books, with little organization.
It has some good info in it, but it takes some decipherin'.

Where’d you order these from? Always wanted to read that book.

you have to order that from O’gorman directly.
They dont have a website but you can call them and order it from them.

TEJAS
Got my copy of the Clever Coyote today. It’s a lot like Coyote Man, My life with the Coyotes. written about
Ray Alcorn by Major Boddicker.

It sure is Leary S. I forgot about Alcorn.
I think you will find a lot of useful info you can apply to the line in Young’s part one.

If any of you folks come across Delmer Kramer’s “Trapping 101” I suggest you pick it up.
I would put his coyote book up there with the very best of them.
There are some elaborate sets compared to the norm, but the info is top shelf.
You can tell Delmer was a super-sharp coyote man, and it shows in his writing

Ok thanks!

I second TEJAS's choice on Clever Coyote. If you really want to "learn" about coyotes, that book is at the very top of the list...

Excellent Book

My copy just arrived a few days ago. Old hard cover, wasn’t cheap!

Yes. Mine is hardcover and wasn't cheap either but well worth it!

Hey Jake & Coyotero, is this the copy you guys picked up?

This is the first edition from 1951.

Yep, different colour.

Yes. Checked the inner title page and I have the 1951 Edition as well…