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Coyote hunters, what do you do with the coyotes?

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  1. Captain Morgan

    Captain Morgan Weekend Warrior

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    I've seen at least 3 coyotes on the 80 acres I deer hunt. I'm sure there are more. I want to get rid of them, or at least some of them. However, I have no clue what to do with a dead coyote. I don't really care to have a coyote mount in my house, so what do I do after killing them?
     
  2. Hoosier Daddy

    Hoosier Daddy Weekend Warrior

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    If there scroungy i let them lay , if it has a nice coat on it i'll skin it out and cure it .
     
  3. Rob / PA

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    I love my coyote mount!

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    The second I shot hangs as a pelt next to my fireplace. . . you have to look close, just to the right of the stonework on the vertical log..

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    The third had mange.... left it lay..
     
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    You can try to find someone that wants them for their pelts. I am pretty sure they won't want them with the huge holes your arrows put in them. Someone may slam me for this but I leave them lay, or if they are in a field drag them into the woods. There is a a lot of other critters that gota eat!

    I would ask the land owner what his/her preference is if your hunting private land.

    Mine get pelted out when I switch to the .204 / 22-.250 come late Jan. I have a guy local that takes them off me. Best part is I don't have to do anything with them other then get them in the truck! Nasty dogs...
     
  5. Where's Bruce?

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    youngfart Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I leave them for the birds and also the other yotes will not come around when he's dead.
    Rocky
     
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    Hang them on the fence line keeps other ones out.
     
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    Man! I so want your house.
     
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    That's absolutely BEAUTIFUL, isn't it? Looks like a Cabelas showroom floor! [​IMG]
     
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    scarps23 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Anyone know if keeping a dead coyote around will bother the deer? Didn't know a dead coyote would keep other coyotes away.
     
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    Rob- Nice freakin house man. Your living room looks like a pic out of a magazine.
     
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    selfbros Die Hard Bowhunter

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    we always dragged them away from our stands and let them route. but, as I get older I realize that I wouldn't mind have a pelt. so if I get the shoot I'll take it now
     
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    What a beautiful mount. I have never seen a coyote shoulder mount. I think I may do this myself if i shoot one this year. If you dont mind me asking, roughly what did it cost to have a coyote shoulder mounted like that?
     
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    I skin them out for the pelt. I have two in the freezer I just haven't gotten around to curing yet.
     
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    I will not even waste an arrow on one. I will plug one and leave it for the birds with gun! I guess I can always put one of my old alumi arrows in my quiver for a yote!
     
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    X2 Really nice!
     
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    I think I'd like one pelt on my wall but after that I'd leave them lay. They are a natural predator of just about every game species with an out of control population and need to be killed. I gut shot one once along time ago and since then have been busted trying to draw on two more. Those things are much more weary than a whitetail, at least in my experience, I move my hand about one inch really slow and they stop trotting stare at me and take off running.
     
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    Always have an arrow available for yotes or other incidentals. LOL :D

    Thanks for the comments on my Log home.. :moose:
     
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    I turn one target into 4. Shoot one and when the others come out to see what the deal is, I shoot them.
    ;)

    Seriously, I've always left them laying. But, seeing some of the mounts or hides tanned, might not be a bad idea. My little 223 isn't gonna leave too big of a hole.
     

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