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Quote: Are you saying the hind paw is stepping in the same spot as the fore paw? I run coyote dogs that track coyotes and I've never seen a coyote track were the paws stepped in the same place. That doesn't sound right to me. You should clearly see the fore and hind pay tracks in line but not...

Quote: Where in MN?

Quote: Les sure can call in yotes, that's for sure.

Quote: I guess it's a small world. I know most of your neighbors. I'm assuming if we knew each other you would have already figured out who I was my my user name. I'll send you a PM. Even smaller world! I was just check some of my Facebook friends that live over there and figured out who your...

Quote: I have one Barred Rock rooster, one RIR hen, two EE hens, and one small black barn yard mix hen. The barn yard mix hen and the BR made some beautiful babies and I have one rooster and 4 hens from that batch. They look mostly like a BR with more black. They were suppose to go a new home...

Quote: I guess it's a small world. I know most of your neighbors. I'm assuming if we knew each other you would have already figured out who I was my my user name. I'll send you a PM.

Quote: I don't get over that way much but it's not far at all.

Quote: Very close! I'm not even 2 mile south of 14. I'm on 180th ave south of 650th st. I'm over in your area a lot hunting.

I wish I would have found this thread earlier. I'm in SE MN in Dodge County just south of Dodge Center and work in Rochester.

Quote: That would be my suggestion. I you can get some local hunter to come out they will probably thin them out realy quick.

I agree that it looks like a dog track.

Nice job! I'm curious how much it weighed. It looks tiny in the pictures. Maybe it's the size of the trap that makes it look small.

Thats a bigun! The only problem is, there are probably more.

That is some interesting reading. I think there are some high hopes in the article. There are two points that the article missed in my opinion. The first is the fact that coyotes are opportunistic and take bold measure to survive. When the snow is two feet deep and they are struggling to find...

I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news. But even the best ratter will never keep up with sizable population of rats. I own and hunt earth dogs (terrier) and they love to kill rats. The problem is rats are smart and live in very secure places. They live in walls, under floor and deep in the...

It looks like a groomed poodle caught on a game camera. Not a big deal if you ask me.

Goodness, when did we go from coyotes to wolves? That's a whole new ball game there. Wolves are in a whole different leage than coyotes.

I just checked this survey and it looks like some people from this site have taken it. I appreciate it!

Quote: Even though it’s not done in my area, I personally know guys that do this in other states. I'm not sure if you are talking about the particular dogs that you've been exposed to or all of them. As for the dogs aren't any different than any other dog and can be great house dogs and great...

Sorry, but that doesn't sound like a good idea. We use carcasses for bait piles for coyotes also. But no where near my chickens. Bait piles attract more critters and will run out eventually, and then you have more hungry critters than you had before. He’ll have to be very diligent to shoot...