Midwest Coyote Hunters
#2
RE: Midwest Coyote Hunters
IF you're shooting coyotes this time of year, you're not going to find a fur buyer that'' buy them, because the pelts aren't worth anything. Even in the winter, in that part of the country. selling coyote furs is tough, because even then, with good winter coats, they're only worth about $5. in the round.
The fur market is way down right now, so fur buyers are few and far between, especially in your neck of the woods.
The fur market is way down right now, so fur buyers are few and far between, especially in your neck of the woods.
#5
RE: Midwest Coyote Hunters
Jrb,
Your in Indiana, dont lie you guys eat the Heck out of coyotes.... Your just trying to keep the "SweeTcoyote" , market all to yourself.... eat slow no body will take it from you....LOL....
Jason, from Illinois...
I myself am from Illinois orginally.... coyotes there.... cant touch the silky ones from the west... I found selling them on the "round" still on the carcass was best... the time to skin them wasnt worth it... to me at least... Really I was happy with just a picture....
Mike
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Your in Indiana, dont lie you guys eat the Heck out of coyotes.... Your just trying to keep the "SweeTcoyote" , market all to yourself.... eat slow no body will take it from you....LOL....
Jason, from Illinois...
I myself am from Illinois orginally.... coyotes there.... cant touch the silky ones from the west... I found selling them on the "round" still on the carcass was best... the time to skin them wasnt worth it... to me at least... Really I was happy with just a picture....
Mike
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#6
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Granite City, IL
Posts: 82
RE: Midwest Coyote Hunters
Thanks for the advice guys, I had planned on getting a few of the hides tanned my my personal use and bleaching some of the skulls. I just grew up being taught that if you killed it you ate it, but we never hunted predators, just whitetails, squirrels, and rabbits. I just have to remember that I'm removing an over populated species from the eco-system.
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 285
RE: Midwest Coyote Hunters
Coyotes are not over-populated in Illinois from a realistic wildlife management standpoint. The guys screaming about over-population are usually pushing quality deer management. The minimal number of coyotes you call and kill each season willnot makeany lasting impact on the ecosystem... if you can't justify hunting for the fun of it- I suggest another hobby.
Mike, so long as I've got 2 freezers full of deer, elk, beef, pork, turkey and chicken... I ain't touching no coyote burgers. At least I'm eating meat, I hear all they feed you guys out there are potatoes???
Mike, so long as I've got 2 freezers full of deer, elk, beef, pork, turkey and chicken... I ain't touching no coyote burgers. At least I'm eating meat, I hear all they feed you guys out there are potatoes???
#8
RE: Midwest Coyote Hunters
ORIGINAL: Jrbhunter
Carcassesmake good fertilizer.
I usually try to collect the skulls in the spring before the grass shoots up, but my fencerows and sinkholes have very rich soil.
Carcassesmake good fertilizer.
I usually try to collect the skulls in the spring before the grass shoots up, but my fencerows and sinkholes have very rich soil.
All they are to me is a four legged garbage disposal...hunt'em for fun all the time.