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blessed n born to hunt 01-23-2017 09:27 PM

Thanks guys

blessed n born to hunt 01-28-2017 01:36 AM

Just checked my traps and was x suprised to find one missing , it was double and staked and the grounds pretty firm with roots so I didn't expect it . Had a camera on the set , hoping my dogs can track whatever dragging my trap with it .any thoughts besides making my stakes longer , I'm thinking chain to a tree from now on , be safe

Oldtimr 01-28-2017 04:18 AM

The shorter the chain the less chance there is the animal will pull the stake because it cannot make a long lunge which makes it easier to pill the stake. If you are having stakes pulled, use a longer stake or a drag instead of a stake if you are setting in an area with lots of brush.

blessed n born to hunt 01-31-2017 03:49 AM

Thanks old timer, I go em at gander mountain but the stakes were buried but still there , somehow it came unhooked , thought I had them set right but obviously did something wrong, what is a drag, like a grappling hook ?

Oldtimr 01-31-2017 03:54 AM

Yes, exactly what they are.

blessed n born to hunt 01-31-2017 04:19 AM

Thanks again, I had a hard time getting the little round hooks in the hole in the plate the stakes go through so I still can't believe it came loose , think I liked it better when I thought it was the ground. I went to the library yesterday to see if I could learn more about the coyote , they only had one book, sad , so sad

Oldtimr 01-31-2017 05:04 AM

You need to squeeze those S-hooks closed, are you using a swivel? If not the catch can twist the chain up and it it is big and strong enough it can get enough leverage to open the S-hooks enough to get away. http://www.northerntrapping.com/cgi/...n_%2B_Hardware

blessed n born to hunt 01-31-2017 07:53 PM

Thank you sir , I didn't sueeze them but do have swivels . My camera failed to get a video .I bought a call on my way home yesterday , Im still trying . Found out I suck at calling . Have to practice , gonna try a rabbit call , have a nice spot perfect hill and field bordered by woods. Thanks for your help

alleyyooper 02-01-2017 03:51 AM

Every one uses a rabbit call starting out. Coyotes are so used to it they very rarely respond around here to them. In fact if the coyote could talk I bet they have the rabbit call sound cataloged by the maker. If you insist on using a rabbit call get a partner and have the partner use a coyote howler call along with the rabbit to make it sound like a coyote is enjoying the chase and catch of the rabbit in Your coyotes area.


Some calls that still work.
  1. L&M Howler
  2. Burnham Bro. D4 Deer Call
  3. Very High Pitch Howler
  4. Long Valley Predator Call
  5. Haydel Coyote Howler
  6. Dan Thompson Red Desert Howler
  7. E.L.K. Power Howler
  8. Turkey Diaphragm Calls
  9. Squeaker
Get a howler and give it a try. It is easy to talk the coyote with practice.


:D Al


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