Does anyone have some measurements for a good adjustable coyote or coon stretcher?

A lot of guys use the wire stretchers. I got these dimensions from the Trapper Education Handbook. Not sure if they are for wire or wooden stretchers
Coon: Small Length-34 Base-8 Shoulder-5.5 Neck--11.5
Average: 42 9 6.5 12
Large: 48 10 7.5 12.5

Coyote: (Same order)
Small: Length-65 Base 11 Shoulder-8 Neck-12
Average: 70 12 9 13
Large 75 13 9.5 14

I have an extra book or two if you need one

fur harvesters have a board size
https://www.furharvesters.com/pdf/boardzises-dim.pdf

Wire stretchers are ok for raccoons but I've never cared for wire stretchers for bobcats , fox or coyotes these three deserve to be put up on wood stretchers as they'll look so much better in the long run , I'd almost be willing to bet that any fur buyer worth there weight in beaver castor will tell you the same thing .

thanks for the info everybody!

that's fine you don't need to send me one of yours. you can keep it swampghost.

sorry swamghost i know how i just said i do not need one of your books but what type info is in them?

Wire here mostly never had any complaints over the years.

Well your fortunate then . the fur buyers I've either worked for or sold fur to preferred fur stretched on wood .

That and I feel its easier to turn the pelts but to each their own , so if you feel the need try both and decide which you prefer .
My long hair pelts will continue to be put up on wood . and the grease fur on wire .

thanks I will be probably using both.

Gorney doesn't like wood because you can get a Better streach. I did some research on wood versus wire for rats, and I could get more then 2" using wood versus wire. And when rats were worth big money you want every inch, you can get.

There’s a big advantage using wood with rats. Lots of rats loose a size on wire.

I agree, Beav, and wish I had wood rat stretchers. When in Alaska, all I used was wood for everything, including marten, mink, otter, ermine, wolverine, etc. No rats where I was.
Now that I am in rat country, and all I bought for what I thought would be a fun, short rat line turned into wishing I had wood. Nearly a hundred rats later, I see I am ending up with lots of LG rats that would easily be XLG with wood.
But with the poor prices rats currently bring, buying wood rat boards doesn't make sense.