Sorry boys, but when I kill a mangy dog I'm not touching it. No how, no way. I don't care what the studies say, I'm not touching anything that looks that nasty. On top of that it might be a good idea "in theory" to bury or burn the infected coyote, but seriously who has time for that? Besides, the ground is frozen solid around these parts so digging a hole isn't going to happen, and at -20 I'm not playing Jerimiah Johnson and building a fire. Just not gonna happen. One other thought...So you toss said infected coyote in the back of your pick up and haul it off to where ever you are going to dispose of it. Then you head home and the family dog jumps in the back of the pick up because it smells the coyote and blood. Now all those little nasty parasites have a new body to host them. Would'a never happened if you just let that nasty yote lay. To me, touching and/or transporting coyotes with mange is not a very good idea. Leave the problem where you found it.