Coyotes

skipdavidson · Dec 4, 2013

Any ideas on how to get these guys off the property? I have dozens of pictures of them from the last week or so. Also saw one run off a buck from the stand last week (out of bowrange).

bluemarlin · Dec 4, 2013

Let someone start trapping on your tract.
Hunt them yourself with a rifle.

Natty Bumppo · Dec 4, 2013

Killing them is the only way to remove them. You'll never get all of them but each one you kill would be one less.

Buck Roar · Dec 7, 2013

Hunting and trapping. only way.

georgialineman · Sep 7, 2014

Yote I had on camera last year

wxton · Jan 22, 2015

Choot 'em!

shakey gizzard · Jan 22, 2015

Managing your land, is easier said than done!

GA DAWG · Jan 22, 2015

shakey gizzard said:
Managing your land, is easier said than done!

Not really. If you see a bunch of deer. Shoot a few. If you aint seeing many. Only shoot a big buck. Hard part for people seems to be the part of letting someone else do predator control on their property

I mean I can catch yotes and tree and kill coons on places but nobody will let me.

Preston00 · Oct 5, 2016

Take some egg cushion foam or an old sponge or mattress topper and cut it up about the size of golf balls. Soak the pieces in used cooking oil, or something similar, and scatter them around the property. The coyotes will smell this and eat the foam pieces. The foam will stop up their intestines to where they can no longer pass waste. Eventually they will die from being stopped up.

Upatoi Sportsman · Jan 9, 2017

Preston00 said:
Take some egg cushion foam or an old sponge or mattress topper and cut it up about the size of golf balls. Soak the pieces in used cooking oil, or something similar, and scatter them around the property. The coyotes will smell this and eat the foam pieces. The foam will stop up their intestines to where they can no longer pass waste. Eventually they will die from being stopped up.

I dislike them as much as everyone else but this just seems cruel. I like the challenge of hunting them to thin out the population. Matching wits with a predator and winning is a true rush.

Nugefan · Jan 10, 2017

Preston00 said:
Take some egg cushion foam or an old sponge or mattress topper and cut it up about the size of golf balls. Soak the pieces in used cooking oil, or something similar, and scatter them around the property. The coyotes will smell this and eat the foam pieces. The foam will stop up their intestines to where they can no longer pass waste. Eventually they will die from being stopped up.

blood on the ground · Jan 10, 2017

#9 should be deleted!

Nicodemus · Jan 10, 2017

Preston00 said:
Take some egg cushion foam or an old sponge or mattress topper and cut it up about the size of golf balls. Soak the pieces in used cooking oil, or something similar, and scatter them around the property. The coyotes will smell this and eat the foam pieces. The foam will stop up their intestines to where they can no longer pass waste. Eventually they will die from being stopped up.

blood on the ground said:
#9 should be deleted!

Nah, I`m fairly sure some of the DNR Law Enforcement here will want to take note of this activity.

Throwback · Jan 13, 2017

Preston00 said:
Take some egg cushion foam or an old sponge or mattress topper and cut it up about the size of golf balls. Soak the pieces in used cooking oil, or something similar, and scatter them around the property. The coyotes will smell this and eat the foam pieces. The foam will stop up their intestines to where they can no longer pass waste. Eventually they will die from being stopped up.

and when someones hunting dog, wandering pet or any other kind of animal or bird wandering around eats these? Then what?

T.P. · Jan 13, 2017

GA DAWG said:
Not really. If you see a bunch of deer. Shoot a few. If you aint seeing many. Only shoot a big buck. Hard part for people seems to be the part of letting someone else do predator control on their property I mean I can catch yotes and tree and kill coons on places but nobody will let me.

I'd let you if I had any coons or yotes!

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