Putting the attractor 18" up on an object brings them in with their nose up away from the ground where I left my scent and my trap is bedded in disturbed dirt.
My gland lure is fresh frozen glands chopped up in bladder pee
It works on my highly pressured coyotes

Ill leave the master baitn to ya seldom

I concende to thou

You made some goofy post set that scares all the coyotes away,,so now anyone making a rubbing post set doesnt have as much chance at catching a coyote as you do at your other who knows what set.OK,,we get it.Your on youtube so we dont know nuthin.Carry on coyote scarer away guy.

I have to admit I did learn something from your video,,you could get work making scent post sets all around peoples chicken coops.Never have to worry about coyotes raiding the hen house again.

Hey Seldom seldom knows. lmao.
Seriously he has great advice.

This is a decent sized state with some clearly distinct regions from the UP to the southern border. A person can observe some differences across those regions in certain critter behaviors and even differences of reactions within the zones particularly when we start talking about pressure. Low population, high pressured critters can present a unique experience. In the big picture, to me its always worthwhile to note/observe the level of neophobia that you can run across whether thats from individual critters to family units that have a highly educated teacher. That tells me a fair amount in how I may end up approaching them.

To the original question regarding luring of the post---I personally find traditional gland lures to be some of the most inconsistent regarding critter responses both on camera and at the set for me. You may find the same or maybe not.

…. A coyote would climb a tree to get at prairie king

… do this test for your tic tok channel

… put some prairie king on your camera…. Bet you get a close up pecker shot lol

… yeah once I knock the dumb ones down on a place and action slows …. I break out the prairie king

While you are spending at BJs
get some of his prepared bait.
You're welcome.

…. I don’t use bait … I like to keep the coon, possum and skunk out

Ok, I'm a doomas, carry on

Same

That's why June says to use his Widowmaker paste bait. It's a fresh bait that doesn't attract the coon, possum, and skunk. I don't know if that's true or not, I haven't put it to the test.

I've heard this from lore salesman.

LEFTY,,,,,^^^^^ you cant put lure up high cause then you only have 6 chances of catching a three legged bobcat.I seen it on youtube.

I trap from the first week of December thru mid February and the tracks in the snow tell me more than any camera can. I can walk up and see actual foot placement.
And I write that sorta stuff down, just in case I would forget

What were we talking about

I’m very biased when it comes to this subject. Wayen Derrick‘s Lures, he carries everything for every time and season for the coyotes cycle. whether it be early season, middle or late season. It’s the only way to go. I use a lot of different sets, but if you’re not using Wayen Derrick‘s you’re not catching as many coyotes as you could be catching or should be catching. Especially on work where you have to catch that killer coyote. My favorite is probably his scalp hunter 1. Flat sets or dirt holes or trick sets it works. I think you understand I’m very biased.

Don’t worry if you put it a little too high. lol

(There is no trap at this test)