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Good read and thanks for shareing.....
It would be neat to see a map of how the coyote dens are dispersed through out the area...

More recreational guys need to study and learn the techniques of finding dens that the control guys do even if they don't actually go out "denning" the information is invaluable for any "coyote warrior"

Yep I agree but according to some pro's on another board they say I'm wasteing my time by locateing dens or keeping track of how and when, where my coyotes move...

Here is a pic of my GPS screen where i keep track of most of my coyotes just in my area and not overall..


And here is one of 4 coyotes that I have been keeping tabbs on. The colored lines are boundries or trails used by each coyote and is just a rough idea of how they move by just going by the tracks,"its not an exact"..
As of last sat. all of the coyotes have been removed and from the areas with-in the colored lines..




Edit to add; The blue line area held 3 coyotes the stayed together up to and after breeding season and up till they were taken out. You will notice they had a little larger area or terr. compared to the two singles..

pros at what? this is just how it is done..............Mated pairs and subsequent early season pups all work off of den pockets. In the early season this makes for a great location to call, trap, snare.............HUNT COYOYTE.

Boys, your in for an education!!! Just bend over!

start spewing your knowledge professor. LOL

It's comin, like a disease waitin to fester!!!