Posted by Ron in Nebr on September 01, 2014 at 21:29:01 from (70.198.36.174):
In Reply to: Trapping Coyotes posted by JohnDeereJimOhio on September 01, 2014 at 05:45:44:
Lots of other good advice on here but I will add just a little- DO NOT set foothold or any other kinds of non-kill traps unless you know for a fact that you'll be able to go out and check them every single day.
I trapped as a kid in the 70's and there's no worse feeling than finding a chewed-off foot in a trap. I checked every morning before school but still found some. Them you have a 3-legged coyote running around that'll be much more likely to take advantage of what he thinks will be an easy meal.
And checking every day also helps in case you catch the neighbors dog...lots of domestic dogs will just sit and wait to be rescued if they get a foot in a trap.
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