Coyote Fleas

What is everyone doing to deal with coyote fleas when you bring them home? Most of the coyotes I snare are frozen solid when I go check snares.
I bring them home and hang in the garage until they are thawed enough to skin. You'd think all the fleas or whatever would be dead or have left the coyote but it seems like once they start to warm up the little buggers come back to life.
If I shoot them, I usually put them in a garbage bag and fumigate with RAID and leave in the bag for about 15 minutes.
do I really have to fumigate every coyote I bring home? it seems like they should be free of pests after freezing solid.
Anyway....I'm rambling now. Im just curious what every one else sees.

Bag and tailpipe?
Don't like the Raid small so we hardly worry about them.
Spouse finds a few in his beard on occasion the day of skinning, lol.

When I skin coyotes and coons I put the tail in a vice grip holder then I spray where I’m going to start skinning. I use Raid flying insect and get the base of the tail and around the bung hole. Then I brush it in with an old style Scotch comb. I’ll do something else for 5 minutes or so then proceed skinning. Occasionally it will need a second blast. I’ve also had fleas on a couple beavers this season.

I skin on the tailgate while carcass is warm. When the pelt comes off it’s sprayed with flea spray and bagged. By the time I get home fleas are dead.

Never worried about It.

You could treat your clothes with permethrin. Kills tics, I imagine it would kill fleas. For raccoons I skin them, flesh them, then throw them in the freezer. When they come out of the freezer I thaw them, pickle them, degrease them, then tan them. Any flea which would survive this process will spell doom for us all.

I never worried about em. They don’t hurt anything.

Haha!

Thanks everyone.

I use a Flea Trap in fur shed.

Don't they end up on you, your vehicle or house?

I bet bobcat have fleas just like yotes