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Old 11-21-2018, 10:29 AM
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I'm not a big numbers coyote trapper either but, I would set up in areas A and B where there are openings with timber and bush around them. Baits in the open, will generally out produced baits in thick cover. Coyotes/wolves want to see, both approaching and while they're on it, if there’s danger from other predators, thus the best sites are in the open and ringed by heavy cover to hang snares in. All you basically need, for the ideal station, is an opening large enough for “large birds of prey” to land directly into, thus no walking in on trails with snares, and coyotes/wolves have the protective cover going to the bait.
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