I've got plans to thin out the local coyotes in my area this winter and was wondering what to do with them? I'm not interested in skinning them myself. Does anyone in the edmonton north area buy them or I will even donate them to someone who will use them. I'd rather not leave them to waste ( I'm on private land so spare me the " wasting pelts" speech). I am using a fur friendly caliber and would gladly take any advice on how to handle them so as to make things easy. Let me know, thx
I've got plans to thin out the local coyotes in my area this winter and was wondering what to do with them? I'm not interested in skinning them myself. Does anyone in the edmonton north area buy them or I will even donate them to someone who will use them. I'd rather not leave them to waste ( I'm on private land so spare me the " wasting pelts" speech). I am using a fur friendly caliber and would gladly take any advice on how to handle them so as to make things easy. Let me know, thx
PM hunter Dave, I'm sure he will take them!
He lives in Morinville.
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Also, I'd have a supply of garbage bags and RAID. Place coyote in bag, spray with raid, tie up and keep out of the passenger compartment of your vehicle. Ticks an fleas are unpleasant companions, but easily dealt with in this manner. No, freezing doesn't kill them.
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Boonedooks, I've helped one local Rancher out that had a problem that he had with a pack of coyotes that came right into his corral and killed a calf....they're gone. I have to check my snares everyday so if you are within reasonable driving distance from me I'd be happy to put a bunch of snares on your property. It ought to do the trick and save you on time and ammo.
Last edited by HunterDave; 11-24-2014 at 11:27 PM.
I've got plans to thin out the local coyotes in my area this winter and was wondering what to do with them? I'm not interested in skinning them myself. Does anyone in the edmonton north area buy them or I will even donate them to someone who will use them. I'd rather not leave them to waste ( I'm on private land so spare me the " wasting pelts" speech). I am using a fur friendly caliber and would gladly take any advice on how to handle them so as to make things easy. Let me know, thx
If you have any extras at any point this year I'd be happy to take them. I'm getting into trapping with my grandpa and could use the practice skinning and sewing holes up! Thanks in advance
What to do with coyotes
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