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Pressured coyotes #8652711
Yesterday at 04:31 PM
Yesterday at 04:31 PM
Joined: Jan 2022
Texas
Sharkhunter Offline OP
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Sharkhunter  Offline OP
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Joined: Jan 2022
Texas
Question for the veterans. So if a land owner has been trying to trap and snare coyotes on his property for several years with no luck and drives his property 7 days a week along with trying to thermal hunt and call along with flying over his property with a thermal on a drone all with no
Luck is this property even worth trapping? No way these coyotes are on any type of pattern and probable have an PhD in avoiding humans. I’m not sure I’ve ever trapped coyotes on a property with this level of activity.

Last edited by Sharkhunter; Yesterday at 04:38 PM.
Re: Pressured coyotes [Re: Sharkhunter] #8652717
Yesterday at 04:40 PM
Yesterday at 04:40 PM
Joined: Dec 2006
South shore L.I. N.Y.
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South shore L.I. N.Y.
And there's still coyotes?

Re: Pressured coyotes [Re: gcs] #8652721
Yesterday at 04:49 PM
Yesterday at 04:49 PM
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Texas
Sharkhunter Offline OP
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Sharkhunter  Offline OP
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Texas
He’s saying he’s suffering fawn loses and found one that part of it was missing. In my experience coyotes eat the whole fawn small bones, hide and all. So I don’t know if he was actually looking at a coyote kill. We haven’t had rain in going on 4 weeks and it was 111 deg yesterday. So it’s more than likely it died from the heat and smaller predators fed on it. They are catching a few pictures on trail cams but I don’t think many.

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