Trapping Coyotes

By Jabe Fincher, Jr

This is New and Updated! It has more trap sets and scents included. Coyotes are becoming a major problem in many areas of the world. They kill household pets, deer fawns, turkey poults, quail, and sheep to name a few. This book explains in illustrated detail how to successfully trap coyotes. This book focuses only on foot hold traps. This book provides proven effective methods for trapping coyotes. This book is filled with user tips for beginners and expert alike. It discusses the types of traps to use and trap placement. It tells the importance of human scent control and the best baits to use to attract coyotes. It provides numerous methods to prepare the trap location so your human scent does not frighten the coyotes away. This is a must for anyone serious about trapping coyotes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jabe Fincher, Jr
• Release date: May 5, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463286616

Jabe Fincher, Jr

I retired from the United Methodist Church after 28 years as a minister. I have numerous skill sets such as church administration, community assistance, develop and deliver public speeches, training, and counseling. I graduated from Asbury Theological Seminary in 2014 with a Masters of Divinity degree, and I graduated from Newburgh Theological Seminary in 2015 with a Ph.D. in Christian Counseling. In 2019 I earned the designation of Certified Crisis Chaplain from the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. At present i am serving as a Hospice Chaplain in Enterprise, Alabama.I am an avid angler and have been fishing for over 50 years. I have fished in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.

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Trapping Coyotes

Revised Edition

By Jabe J. Fincher, Jr.

Copyright 2019 Jabe Fincher, Jr.

Smashwords Edition

Contents

Introduction

Trap Preparation

Placement

Best Tools

Foul Smelling Baits

Other Works by this author

Trapping Coyotes by Jabe Fincher

WARNING: Some of the following pictures may be graphic for some people.

Introduction

The coyote is sometimes known as the brush wolf. Coyotes breed in late January and early February. The gestation period is usually sixty-three days. An average of 5 to 7 pups are born in April or early May. Coyotes breed only once a year.

The losses from the destruction of livestock by coyotes in the western United States amounts to millions of dollars annually and seems to be increasing rather than decreasing. To add to that, coyotes have been migrating to the east for a while. Coyotes are becoming more abundant in the southeastern United States. Coyotes are non-native, invasive animals in the southeast. They have migrated from the western states at an alarming rate. In many areas, coyotes have been or have become a major nuisance. Coyotes damage or destroy local bird populations-especially birds that roost and nest on the ground. The fact is coyotes have reduced the fawn survival rates in many southeastern states and turkey