coyote problems
04-17-2006 | 02:35 PM
#21
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From: south east alabama
RE: coyote problems
old longbeards... ITS NO TRICK, TRUST ME.
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lostprophet...the new york coyote season is from october 1st. to march 26th. too bad for us new yorkers....(take this for what it's worth) i've heard of that little trick one on one has written of...the nice thing about that is they eat the sponge and go away...lol...dying off due to the spongewedging andobstructingtheir intestinal tract much later...not sure if i agree with this tactic tho....but i've heard it works.
lostprophet...the new york coyote season is from october 1st. to march 26th. too bad for us new yorkers....(take this for what it's worth) i've heard of that little trick one on one has written of...the nice thing about that is they eat the sponge and go away...lol...dying off due to the spongewedging andobstructingtheir intestinal tract much later...not sure if i agree with this tactic tho....but i've heard it works.
04-17-2006 | 04:39 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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From: auburn new york USA
RE: coyote problems
if i was a land owner i would shoot them regardless..they have done damage to the land we hunt in delaware county but we are 21/2 hrs away and its tough to maintain it but the farmer tries
04-17-2006 | 05:50 PM
#23
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From: cuyler new york USA
RE: coyote problems
one on one....i didnt mean to say it was a 'trick' as in not believing....i know it works...my intentions of saying that was to agree with you...i have a friend who owns a lardge parcel of lands and does that alot to curb the coyotes on his duck ponds...he's lost alot of ducks and geese by predation of those blasted canines...
04-17-2006 | 07:49 PM
#24
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From: south east alabama
RE: coyote problems
old longbeards, no harm done. these yotes are a problem across the U.S. there about to take over, don't like to break the rules, but when i see one of them, he's looking at a bad day. if i get my fingers on ole betsy.
ORIGINAL: old longbeards
one on one....i didnt mean to say it was a 'trick' as in not believing....i know it works...my intentions of saying that was to agree with you...i have a friend who owns a lardge parcel of lands and does that alot to curb the coyotes on his duck ponds...he's lost alot of ducks and geese by predation of those blasted canines...
one on one....i didnt mean to say it was a 'trick' as in not believing....i know it works...my intentions of saying that was to agree with you...i have a friend who owns a lardge parcel of lands and does that alot to curb the coyotes on his duck ponds...he's lost alot of ducks and geese by predation of those blasted canines...
04-17-2006 | 08:16 PM
#25
Spike
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From: Meeker, Colorado
RE: coyote problems
I usually bag one a year inside my decoys during turkey season and probly three times that many during archery season each year here in CO. Were lucky we have a year around seaon here. I dont go outa my way to kill one but if they are being a pest in any way there either gonna get A) A large load of shot B) A 7mm MAg round or C) A easton XX78 + 125gr. Muzzy, they all kill the same where im from.
04-18-2006 | 03:21 PM
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RE: coyote problems
ya im def gonna try somthin..idk..i relle want them off our land..but id if i want to jkill them all..since their out of season and im not sure i want to leave anti freeze all over the woods..idk..any other ideas..the sponge one sounds ok.idk
