caught him on a quart of Havoline and held him by one foot in a snare! Nice! =)

Cool! Dead is dead!

What caliber are you hunting with there?

22-250

All mink traps were empty, snares too but the flat set had a ferel cat. I staked the hind leg of a deer to the ground in front of my game cam. The game cam is on video so it should have the cat being caught. Wont know until the next time the card is changed. h.h.

That guy has SKILLs! Like…..nunchuck skills, bowhunting skills, computer hacking skills, and snaring coyotes buy one foot, with motor oil as bait skills…….ALL the girls will want to go out with him!!!!

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Watch giving DP a big head guys :rolleyes: ....I have to put up with the "I'm better than you!".......Good to have a competitive brother . Kind of makes me wish I never let him run snares with me last year Keep going bro!

But can he draw a liger??

#4 DOA

Thin them out! Good catch. h.h.

Got a few coyote traps in Saturday. Had a coyote pull out of one. Trap was stretched tight and had some dog hair in it. Had 2 big coon and a grinner also. Man, trying to get a big coon out of a trap even with a catch pole is something everyone should have to do once.

loads of fun!

Toughest animal I have tangled with was a big male river otter I turned loose last year. Never seen an animal with so much fight to them. They are Solid muscle also!!

Only a matter of time before I have to turn loose a bobcat too. Plan to use the parker bow, tub on top method =)

Im getting there…..slow but sure. Just about got this set of kill poles done and ready to go…..Added quick links instead of looping the end of the snare extension over the pole. Tack welded the #10 annealed wire snare support. That will keep it in place and prevent it from swiveling around the pole. Makes for a more stable support, and quicker fire on the loaded snare.

Yaz,

Nicely done. If you will, post a picture of one in a setup. Thanks, h.h.

Post office must be running behind......still waiting for mine in the mail

Yea they ARE running behind….I haven't seen that CHECK yet!!!

HH,

Dad and I are going to try to go on a scouting mission this weekend, and possibly get some of these in WITHOUT the snares in place. Also have to go open up some holes in and under some fences for crawl unders. Ive got four spots on fences where I have lost coyotes in the past due to them rubbing the snares to the point of breaking. They are too good NOT to set. I am going to go ahead and set up those spots with slider cables to get them away from the fence, and to a kill pole. These are all experimental at this point. I have messed with them enough to know they work, but never seriously put them to use.

Heck dude.....im going to pay you cash by the time your done helping me

I set out one dirthole set for coyote last night. It's along a woods line which "belongs" to one of our woods and I have had a couple guys tell me to set a trap right along there. There are definitely many coyote tracks. The thing about it is, is that I put a trail camera over the set to see what messes with the set but doesn't get caught

It has been slow so far. Don't know if it is the mild weather or if it is because I caught 9 females last yr behind the house and starting to put a dent in the population. So far I have 5 yotes and 1 Red fox. Here are a few pics of the catches.

Great pics!

Great job, thanks for sharing

nice catches....and pictures. h.h.

Very nice.........congrats:)

Nice pics PB! congrats

Congrats!

#5 off a Yaz scent post

Cool!

Way to go, nice pics guys! Parker you gotta be helping deer and turkey population too. Seems like turkeys are a down a little, numbers wise, where I usually hunt. Thanks for taking out a few competitors!

HEY.....NO FAIR USING STANDING SOYBEANS AS BAIT!!!


LOL... Nice picture and catch..h.h.

Yep....drove all the way up there to pizz on that rock for him!!! Nice job man!!!

Nice catches guys!

Do you guys think the warm weather has been influencing to coyote movement? I have had traps out for about 10 days and all I have caught is 2 of these critters. Normally I would have had a couple of coyotes in that period of time. Maybe I just have them more under control than I think I have.

Nice red fox!!!

Nice red fox!!!

Nice red fox!!!