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kingrat 11-27-2018 03:54 PM

Coyote numbers
 
Hows your guys numbers and quality looking this year?
My numbers are down drastically, with lice in about 30% so far. This is forest trapping. Farmland numbers seem normal.

H380 11-27-2018 07:45 PM

Only taken 7 so far , but set snares yesterday so should soon see some numbers . 1 out of first 7 had bad mange ,rest look good . Lots around but pretty skittish from the deer hunting crowd, be glad when they go home and I can get to work . I dont like to set some areas due to the doe boys picking coyotes up , so as soon as them and the bird hunters are done I'll be O.K.

goose slayer10 11-27-2018 07:54 PM

Not sure on numbers yet down south here, will be easier to tell when they can calm down after rifle season. Quality seems good though, only one with mange and most seem to be nice coyotes this year.

MSparks 11-27-2018 08:59 PM

I am just put snares out friday and been running 6 footholds got 8 in foot hold 4 snared and 3 fox. 1 is great the rest are dark 1 mange

Battle Rat 11-27-2018 10:05 PM

Been seeing more and more sign than last year.
Just started the other day so only have 3 skinned so far.

Justfishin73 11-28-2018 07:17 AM

TONS in the farmland south of Edmonton.

ChrisRenaud 11-28-2018 12:13 PM

First year running snares this year. We have 24 so far. All good pelts so far.

spoiledsaskhunter 11-29-2018 07:04 AM

talking to a friend in southern sask last night.....they set snares on the fourth of nov, and as of yesterday, had caught 197 dogs. he said a few of them were a little early, but most of them were looking good. wow.

Marty S 11-30-2018 08:05 AM

Yup, them guys do know how to snare coyotes. I hope they bring their fur my way!

spoiledsaskhunter 11-30-2018 08:30 AM

maybe we should go out and take some lessons, marty?

dugh 11-30-2018 11:26 AM

Dr. Margo Pybus is studying data about dog lice in wolves and coyotes. Trappers could be a big part of the data collection if we record number of infected animals, date and area caught :test:. Alberta Trapper magazine 2018 issue one, page 48 has more info.

Marty S 12-01-2018 11:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spoiledsaskhunter (Post 3882278)
maybe we should go out and take some lessons, marty?

I'm sure if you go with them, they'll learn ya. It's easy.

spoiledsaskhunter 12-02-2018 09:02 AM

oh hell, i don't need any lessons.......i was trying to be nice when suggesting that we both go. then maybe you could catch a dog if you asked them to show you how.

jeffreys 21234 12-02-2018 10:00 AM

Here in my neck of the woods in sask I picked up my second today had bait hit hard right off the hop now waiting for the pack to come threw again

Trapperdylan 12-02-2018 05:36 PM

I am in the grande prairie area. Caught 6 so far no mange or anything bad. 3rd year trapping. All 10 baits are set with snares as of today, i am hoping to get triple digits by mid to end of January. Good luck to everyone out there!


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