What should I do?

[AWS]

Well handled prime coyotes sold pretty good this season.  I've heard of really good coyotes nearing $90 and avarages around $30.  It might pay to learn to proccess your fur in the future.

Also they make nice trophys and it costs about $22. + shipping to get them tanned.

Here's four from our last hunt ready to go to the tannery.


Here's a batch just back from the tannery.  I ripped the tail off, got in a hurry.


AWS

[Swag]

Fertilizer 

jayrod?
I Find your opinion on this subject very interesting?  I was curious what you based this opinion on Experience? 

[jayrod9528]

Fertilizer 

jayrod?
I Find your opinion on this subject very interesting?  I was curious what you based this opinion on Experience? 

Better than hauling them around in your truck for weeks on end. Until they don't even look like coyotes! 

[Swag]

Oh I see! You are basing your opinion on having seen other individuals do this....... Makes more sense now...

[Skyvalhunter]

Yea I saw a guy at work with a yote in the back of his truck that looked like it had been there a while. Don't think too much of that myself.

[MikeWalking]

No "Coyotehelper" post yet? It is only a matter of time.

Anything is edible if you're drunk enough and it's deep fried...

[sakoshooter]

Here's a link to a prior post that has a good coyote recipe.
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,63710.0.html
The backstraps were great.

[Alan K]

Anything is edible if you're drunk enough and it's deep fried...

 

I was just explaining this to my girlfriend about bar food the other day. . .

[turkeyfeather]

I believe Taco Bell uses this as filler in their meat.