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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Nov 3, 2005 21:49:15 GMT -6
This coyote comes from one of my better areas, the draw in the background goes to some cedar trees and a major drainage, a true coyote factory!!! The head of the draw in the background is were I set up to call in the spring/summer there is always a den or two in this area and to the right of the pic is the East, I call this early morning and have great sucess in here. A good place to trap dispersal coyotes as well! Also home to some monster muley bucks as well!  |
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Post by trappnman on Nov 3, 2005 22:17:50 GMT -6
I know that spot! LOL...... Well, know one like it.... so how long are you letting something like that be set up?
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Post by GaTrapper on Nov 3, 2005 22:25:02 GMT -6
wow nice country and yote!
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Post by bobwendt on Nov 4, 2005 1:51:31 GMT -6
I`ve got some spots like that , the saddle at the top of a rough canyon drainage that just gets rougher and deeper and more fingers as it snakes many miles to a lowland. those of you that have my coyote video, the opening scene is a spot similar. those spots could be left set year `round but would get slow as molasses thru the late spring and summer. In my country, like tc 35 says, I can count on a den(s) in these rough near impossible access drainages every year. maybe a different finger but near the same spot as always. so rough all you can do is drive the top lips and glass ,or horseback the bottom. a coyote trappers and a coyotes heaven.
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Post by zone 9 on Nov 4, 2005 5:27:33 GMT -6
Wow thats some nice country! Nice coyote! Looks like a great location.
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Nov 4, 2005 16:42:36 GMT -6
I could leave traps here all year and pick up coyotes! They just keep sifting up the drainage all the time! I will leave traps here until the end of the month, then go down in with snares around the cedars, then return in the late srping for calling and denning. This is one area you can't run out of coyotes as to the East and South is indian reservation and no roads and rough country, they vocalize leave the res when ever the area is vacant and new move in!
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Post by Stef on Nov 4, 2005 17:19:56 GMT -6
Seems to be a real nice coyote.
Stef
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Post by tmalone on Nov 5, 2005 16:31:13 GMT -6
Looks like Eastern Montana!
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Post by bobwendt on Nov 5, 2005 17:43:43 GMT -6
"indian res." dakotas or montana likely. tall grass prairie and wheat, I`m close!
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Post by walkercoonhunter(Aaron L.) on Nov 6, 2005 17:13:59 GMT -6
hey wheres the trees? wheres all the farm roads? and all the developements?man what i would give to have that here in pa...lol
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Nov 6, 2005 20:41:12 GMT -6
Few trees unless your by a creek or river!!!! Farm roads LOL. There are many sq miles without roads going into or out of large tracts out my way! I have areas of 70 sq miles with old section line roads that most are impassable due to lack of maintance, the foot, horse or 4 wheeler are the only ways to get into the middle of alot of it!
There are many days all year that coyotes are out mousing around at all times of the day, as they just don't get man pressure back in alot of these areas.Same for all other wildlife, you can see many deer and antelope out during mid day feeding.
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