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question: what do you guys do with the coyotes you shot?
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NE GA Pappy
Mr. Pappy
leave them laying where they fall, especially this time of year
Hillbilly stalker
Senior Member
They bad about carrying the mange along with other things.
crackerdave
Senior Member
Leave 'em for the buzzards.
Throwback
Chief Big Taw
Big7
The Oracle
Drag them off the property if they are close to camp or feeders. Otherwise, let em' lay.
Lilly001
Senior Member
I like to hang them from a fence.
A warning to other yotes in the area.
A warning to other yotes in the area.
Big7
The Oracle
A little bit for sport. Not much.
Mainly for the turkey, quail and rabbits.
They have decimated quail and rabbit north of Macon and they are now hurting the turkey.
I've posted before, unless I'm really on to something or it's the peak of rut, I smoke them with a 7MM 150gr GameKing running around 3K.
Off season, if I can get somebody to call for me they get a 6MM NBT running 4100fps. That one really makes a mess.
Haven't had an opportunity lately. No where to go but I wish I did. I'd be happy to help a farmer or hunting club out for free. I can travel and camp a day or 2 if anybody needs some help.
I won't leave nothing but a dead Yote and a footprint.
Lilly001
Senior Member
Not much value in tote hides this time of year.
Yotes eat most anything including road kill. I’ll pass on them until I get more hungry than I am now.
And sport is only a related reason. I’m killing them to protect the native animals they prey on. Otherwise I wouldn’t care much. Kind of like armadillos.
chase870
Possum Sox
I remove them from the property I kill em on most time and put them in my bone yard. Eventually the skulls make it into the skull tree and I pull the fangs. I've been know to give yote fangs to people
sportsman94
Senior Member
*Not much value in yote hides at any time of year
Big7
The Oracle
I remember when they started showing up at our family farm where my Grandfather lived.
She had a nephew my Daddy and Uncle's age, she sold him about 8 acres to build on and when he started killing them, my Uncle would tell me and I didn't believe him.
I rode by the relative's barn one day and he had the back of it covered in Yote hides. Probably 30 tacked up there and he was selling them.
I was glad he was there ( for that, he was a major pain on some things) to keep them Yotes beat down.
At one point my Daddy started paying for dead Yotes. They were killing calves he and my Uncle were in together on.
Whoever came up with the bright idea to "reintroduce" those destructive critters was an idiot. Hope DNR don't try any more tricks like that. I never seen a Yote until I was grown and I stayed in the woods so I know there wasn't any.
She had a nephew my Daddy and Uncle's age, she sold him about 8 acres to build on and when he started killing them, my Uncle would tell me and I didn't believe him.
I rode by the relative's barn one day and he had the back of it covered in Yote hides. Probably 30 tacked up there and he was selling them.
I was glad he was there ( for that, he was a major pain on some things) to keep them Yotes beat down.
At one point my Daddy started paying for dead Yotes. They were killing calves he and my Uncle were in together on.
Whoever came up with the bright idea to "reintroduce" those destructive critters was an idiot. Hope DNR don't try any more tricks like that. I never seen a Yote until I was grown and I stayed in the woods so I know there wasn't any.
Railroader
Billy’s Security Guard.
Last one I killed was in my yard. I hung him in a tree with Paracord...
Buzzards still ate him.
Buzzards still ate him.
Poor Ol wiley e coyote all he wanted to do was catch the roadrunner.
Mexican Squealer
Senior Member
Quit killing ‘em a long time ago
Liberty
Senior Member
Shot on sight and left for the buzzards unless during deer season, then it’s shot on sight and drug away from the stand, still left for the buzzards
bilgerat
Senior
worms gotta eat
Jim Boyd
Senior Member
Let God sort ‘em out.
Buzzards gotta eat, too.
Buzzards gotta eat, too.
Doug B.
Senior Member
I don't worry about the rut. I have killed multiple coyotes and nice bucks in the same hunt.
crackerdave
Senior Member
I had a time in my life when I was hungry enough to eat one.Lucky for me,God sent me some squirrels.
I don't plan to ever get that desperate again.Subsistance hunting is NOT fun.
I don't plan to ever get that desperate again.Subsistance hunting is NOT fun.
