Storm passed the predators are on the move now they must be hungry they usually avoid my cubbies or the cellar cams don’t keep them away like the Bushnell HD chip cams do.

Hey guys, put a couple of scent posts about 30 yards apart at your bait. This has worked very well for me. I shoot about half off of bait and half off of the scent posts.

Went to pick up that roadkill must be buried in the new snow or was picked up maybe I get more calls for deer pick ups.

Jerry, you might want to some local livestock farmers about getting their animals that die for bait.

Keith

That might be trouble the animal health folks they don’t like dead livestock in the waters here.

After a bunch of wind and drifting snow we finally found it on the second trip to pick it up. A nice fat doe intact no parts missing tied a rope on the neck and took it out on the lake it was slushy so I pitched the wet snow on it and packed it down. If you don’t freeze it down the will drag it to cover to eat on it.

When I went in the house I checked the shot and did not like it so I moved it to another spot I just need to knock down a couple shooting lane in the weed cover and trim some saplings.

good luck

I once saw where a trapper used his beaver carcasses. He set up a blind and didn't hunt out of it until there was a lot of activity on the bait. The coyotes all came at night. He shot them with a shotgun, the blind was that close to the bait.

4wheeler oil light came on so I’m changing the oil today so I can knock those weeds down. ASAP

Gettem boys! This adult fat male has kept me up for two nights. Hitting the bait 7 or 8 times a night. Super paranoid and I couldn’t get a shot. His luck ran out at 3:30 am. 25 yard shot and just a second to pull it off.
.22 mag.

Yoteguts, good to see you are still giving them what for. We have missed your posts over on the Fall Coyotes chat thread!

Good to be back on here QBD. Killed another last night. .22 mag. 7 yard shot.

You the man Yoteguts

Howdy slap tamer.