dead coyotes

[brett123]

what to do with coyotes after you shoot them

[walt]

eat em.

[hunt4]

Make sure they are dead and than go shoot another

[bearpaw]

Here's 2 Affordable Ideas If You Don't Want To Mount Them

They are pretty awesome case skinned, tanned, and hung on a nail.

You can also skin them for a rug, tan them, and throw them over a chair back or put on an end table.

[mossback91]

Coyote makes damn good jerky   

[bearpaw]

Coyote makes damn good jerky   

I have heard of a few guys who have eaten coyote, have you actually eaten it....

[Bofire]

If you want to mount them you might film it, I am sure there is a market.
Carl

[bearmanric]

Bearpaw mount's coyotes. what the Heck that's inhumane. i have had coyote *censored*tlins great stuff. Rick

[Jerry malbeck]

Carl , that was funny

[rasbo]

If you want to mount them you might film it, I am sure there is a market.
Carl

bearmanrick will trade a call to star in it

[Bofire]

 :)Good Idea Rasbo, Rick already has a "star quality" following too!
sorry guys I cant help it!
Carl

[littletoes]

I've a buddy that tans 'em if they ain't torn up too bad. We gather them up and dump 'em at a spot over by his house otherwise.

Most farmers that have smaller places don't want to see them, so we pick 'em up. Anything but the extra big white ones are not worth anything in the fur market. Maybe 5 bucks, and we don't have a local fur buyer on the east side anymore.

There was some old guy on the coast that use to buy them, but shipping would kill any profit you thought you might make.

The Chinese and Russian's drove the fur market, and both those countries are in a bigger reccesion than us, so they ain't buying too much. 

[Gutpile]

This thread with the same question was just started less than a week ago.

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,40319.0.html

[littletoes]

Yea, but none of the replies make any sense.....

[alanger]

Coyote makes damn good jerky   

I have heard of a few guys who have eaten coyote, have you actually eaten it....

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