Trapping coyotes... any suggestions

[Rocking_OX]

Same morning both came out of the same head.

 

[Still Hunter]

Old trapper on the Ranch I hunted destroyed coyotes with snares on fences. Catching two to three at the same snare point. Pack mates will come looking for one another. He would never get out of his golf cart to minimize scent. Caught like 50 plus in about two to three months. Then he would move to the next ranch.

 

[Rocking_OX]

Old trapper on the Ranch I hunted destroyed coyotes with snares on fences. Catching two to three at the same snare point. Pack mates will come looking for one another. He would never get out of his golf cart to minimize scent. Caught like 50 plus in about two to three months. Then he would move to the next ranch.

I have met a guy running snares as well but on an exotic game ranch with bull panel fence. He has great luck setting on dig outs. We have 5 stand so it's a bit more difficult to pin point them.

 

[M44]

A coyote only has one neck, but he's got four feet .

 

[TREE ‘EM]

In person instruction is worth every penny.
Mark Zagger, Matt Jones and Craig O’Gorman all have top notch programs.

 

[Sadie]

Take a look at the pipe dream set. Might help with water problems.

 

[Huggybear]

What area are you from?

Any tips on setting in sandy loam soil, medium to high moisture. Our property consists of oak heads and improved pasture. Thick palmetto clumps and a few cypress heads. All 5 strand wire, so, no visual dig outs under fence, just occasional tracks in known deer trails.

wax dirt and pan cover for sandy soils.