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Gut piles and bones are one thing. What galls me is finding a deer in the road ditch with the backstraps and MAYBE the hams removed. I don't get why you would haul it out if you are going to wanton waste it anyway?Many people just don’t think past the end of their nose on this kind of thing. I’ve shot and trapped a small pile over the years. The simple answer is dump them out of sight from any road or anyone who cares, on property that you’re supposed to be on. Preferably the same property the coyote was taken from if possible. Natures cleanup crew will take care of it shortly.
Same goes for deer gut piles. I can’t tell you how many times over the years parts of deer carcasses have been strewn all over out in the road in the area I hunt because unscrupulous hunters decided they should gut their kills right in a roadside ditch. It’s infuriating. And I have even had words with people I have caught doing it on a property my family leased. Then they acted like I’m the bad guy for stopping them from dumping deer guts on the edge of the road.
As in if you're not going to eat them? Interesting response.telling me if I didn't like it don't do it
Eagles will too--at least the coyotes at my place.Only thing that ever eats coyote carcasses I have found is ravens and magpies
Yeah, but I'm fine with them hunting PDs and putting them out for yotes if that's what they like to do with their time.As in if you're not going to eat them? Interesting response.
This doesn't mean it's bad though. As a kid I shot rabbits in the desert with a 22LR, those little guys are fast, not so easy to hit.I don't know anyone that hunts predators or varmints either.
Speaking for myself, I wouldn't see myself shooting more than a few varmints, of anything. Yotes and PDs are classified differently, AFAIK. Yotes are predators and PDs are rodents as far as I know. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.I'm still new to the game... hunting in general that is. My thought is if I can learn the ropes hunting coyote (steep learning curve, I know) and crow, that leaves deer and turkey season for the experienced folks.
Cool idea. How much do you sell them for?Now that fur is almost worthless I'm going to take there heads and boil them and bleach them and sell them that way. It's easy to do and cheap If you have an in with a hair and beauty shop, I use their Peroxide to bleach.
Dang! Good for you.50 to 75 $$$ No plaque just a head.