Posted by Moline_guy on March 16, 2014 at 17:07:49 from (216.249.226.32):
In Reply to: Coyotes posted by notjustair on March 16, 2014 at 16:39:45:
Several counties around here got together along with several cattle men and hire a pilot and gunner to clean out yotes. The pilot and gunner also work with the state trapper. Trapper works the ground the plane flies and make sure they are dead and not just wounded. They formed a council and farmers/ranchers give permission to fly there land and also donate to the council to pay pilot and gunner. Pilot is a common sense kind of guy and flies when there is snow and usually in the feb and march month during breeding season to give the council the most for there money. He has a lot of experience and they don't fly land if owner does not want it flown. It is unreal the number of yotes they have taken, still some howling at night but not like it use to be.
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