*7 coyote day* {updated with big black dog}

• Feb 9, 2016

• #21

Roger T

Senior Member

SemperFi said:

I'm having the same problem this year. I guess trapping our club for 4 years is starting to pay off. It's a good problem and a bad problem if you love to trap them. Lol.

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Yessir, trappem to thin them out but i want more so i can trappem! Lol

 

• Feb 10, 2016

• #22

tommy jacobs

Senior Member

Sweet !

 

• Feb 10, 2016

• #23

mpwarrak

Senior Member

Wow, that's great! Lots of vicious dogs there. I love the coloring of the one in picture #5.

 

• Feb 11, 2016

• #24

Paymaster

Old Worn Out Mod

Staff member

Wow!!!!!!!! Very productive day!!! Congrats!!

 

• Feb 11, 2016

• #25

Roger T

Senior Member

Dude, you're layin the smack down on the yotes! Awesome job!!

 

• Feb 13, 2016

• #26

QuackAddict

Senior Member

Pretty good right there.

 

• Feb 13, 2016

• #27

Kawaliga

Gone but not forgotten

They aren't warm and cuddly like Disney says. Get em' all.

 

• Feb 14, 2016

• #28

35 Whelen

Senior Member

This is what is needed on the public land where I hunt!

 

• Feb 29, 2016

• #29

Highintheshoulder

Senior Member

Keep up the good work !!!! Maybe you will have a 10 yote day

 

• Feb 29, 2016

• #30

j_seph

Senior Member

Nice

 

• Mar 13, 2016

• #31

NastyBruises11B

Senior Member

First off, congrats on the success and great job getting rid of so many yotes.
But...
I just gotta say man, I hate to see them suffer. I want them all killed as much as the next guy, and I shoot every one I see, but I guess I just don't see the point in letting them suffer any longer than you have to just to get a live picture. I don't know why this bothered me so bad. I'm fine with killing, I have no problem with it. It's the unnecessary suffering I reckon. It ain't the coyotes fault they kill fawns...they're natural predators.
Maybe it's the Budweiser talking.
But again....congrats on the harvest. Keep up the good work.

 

• Mar 13, 2016

• #32

Cleankill47

Senior Member

They don't suffer in the traps, man. Sure, a few look angry, but the shot to the head they get while in a trap is a hundred times better than the rushed gut shot they get from guys in treestands who don't know their trajectories, and a thousand times better than the natural deaths they usually get.

Don't worry, man.

To the OP, nice catches! Good work!

 

• Mar 14, 2016

• #33

furtaker

Senior Member

NastyBruises11B said:

First off, congrats on the success and great job getting rid of so many yotes.
But...
I just gotta say man, I hate to see them suffer. I want them all killed as much as the next guy, and I shoot every one I see, but I guess I just don't see the point in letting them suffer any longer than you have to just to get a live picture. I don't know why this bothered me so bad. I'm fine with killing, I have no problem with it. It's the unnecessary suffering I reckon. It ain't the coyotes fault they kill fawns...they're natural predators.
Maybe it's the Budweiser talking.
But again....congrats on the harvest. Keep up the good work.

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• May 5, 2016

• #34

Z

zforzachariah14

Member

Any advice for a new trapper you can send my way please pm me. Had hard time catching em. Caught a couple but seemed to miss way more than I thought I would.

 

• May 5, 2016

• #35

cmriner

Senior Member

You are my new hero!! Keep up the good work...

 

• May 6, 2016

• #36

drenalin08

Senior Member

I hope you keep it up.

 

• Aug 29, 2016

• #37

P

Permitchaser

Senior Member

Keep up the good work. Great pictures
Are you in GA? I hope

 

• Sep 18, 2016

• #38

GT-40 GUY

Gone But Not Forgotten

What do you do with them when you get them?

gt40

 

• Sep 20, 2016

• #39

M

mr otter

Senior Member

Sell them.

 

• Dec 29, 2016

• #40

RickD

Senior Member

The black one would make a dandy back quiver