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Post by Larry Gene Pate on Jan 11, 2011 7:00:38 GMT -5
I had a coyote that was chasing calves,got to following his tracks and tracked him up a dry gulch with high banks on each side.
He used the cut thru with the embank~ments a lot.He had dug up traps three different times and I took and made a set with two number 2 Montgomeries with a small rock between them,and a hole in the high embankment about the size of a baseball,and 12 inches deep,with some of my old liquid Texas Peg Leg Bait,I used to make on a corn cob.Next morning there set the coyote,after that no more calf chasing.
I suppose by keeping his head up on the air currents that he never minded the traps buried below.These traps were the same boiled traps in logwood that was boiled with the three traps dug up.but anyway it worked,LarryGene
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Post by ScottRainbolt on Jan 11, 2011 7:49:52 GMT -5
way to make him play your game not his good job
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Post by Larry Gene Pate on Jan 11, 2011 18:42:01 GMT -5
Yeah he was tough!! LarryGene
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Post by bill1958 on Jan 11, 2011 23:57:14 GMT -5
larry thats why i use rub post it keeps thier heads high and thier feet moving. people don't understand that concept.it will cause a major night mare for the yotes. thats what happen on your set he was more focused on the higher odor factor and made the one mistake lost focus of were his feet is.when lures is at ground level the yotes nose is only a short distance from the trap but take that lure an place it higher then the yotes nose is no were near the trap....works every time.
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