Had to start the season a little earlier to catch some chicken killers. Just a couple of pups, I'm sure more to come. A little background that might be of interest. Caught one on a bone set with super bonanza and fox pee. Caught by the back foot so was probably marking. The second on a small rebar hole under a rock with cat creek and fox pee. Polyfill under the pan. MB 550's on chained super stakes. Threw in a 3rd set tonight for any circle shy ones. We tend to have a lot of those. Caught at the end of a long waterway through a just harvested bean field. Caught on the second day. Highs have been in the low 70's with lows in the Mid 40's. Set one for a North wind and one for a South wind. Very dry here so about impossible to find any sign, therefore set logical locations. Would have been two nice looking yotes by Thanksgiving!

Pretty Work

Great work !!!

Good job

Nice work, sounds like a great setup.

Nice work.

Right on

Man it's good to see some actual trapping going on in here! Good work.

Good deal you did well .Those are good size pups compared to to ours down here.

Nice

Pretty nice looking coyotes, it's a shame they had to go before they were primed up, but that's how it is sometimes. I bet the chickens will be happy.

Nice work.
Thanks for sharing the pics.
Saw a coyote on the road to work the other day. Got me all fired up. Love fall and winter.
Jim

How do you catch a badger, make a great coyote set! A casualty of starting early on yotes.

So one week later, we have number 3. Another pup. So I had caught a coon in the remake of last week's yote. Since they make a mess, I usually just pull and make a new set outside the edge of the circle. Much faster than resetting. It was a rock set with a small amount of cat creek in a rebar hole under the rock. We had just received 1/2 inch of rain so I was happy the ole MB 550 was still working. Still looking for Ma and Pa!

Never seen a dirt hole set with a hole that big!
Nice catch, wish we could keep them here.