Trapper & Predator Caller

A Clod in a PLOWED FIELD

It is the days of the early coyote migration into southern Ohio. Coyotes have already impacted the fox population, but there are some left. Conversely, there are now enough coyotes that I can make sets targeted specifically toward them rather than haphazardly trying to catch them in fox sets. I gained greater proficiency at trapping coyotes when I stopped trying to catch them in fox sets and started making coyote sets.

But here I am at

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