to call and take a coyote on my own farmland if I do so to take a 'yote that has been causing problems on my land?

Pick up the phone and call your local conservation agent/game warden. Absolutely the fastest way to get the most accurate reliable up to date information. Easy peasy...

+1 http://kdwpt.state.ks.us/KDWPT-Info/Contact-us

The following is directly from the 2014 Fall Hunting Regs booklet:

LICENSE EXEMPTIONS
The following persons are not required to
have a hunting license:
• owners of land or tenants of land leased
for agriculture, and immediate family members
living with resident landowners and
resident or nonresident tenants, while
hunting or furharvesting on this land;
• legally-defined Native American Kansas
residents (apply for free license);
• nonresidents using field trial permits
issued by KDWPT; and
• residents 15 and younger or 75 and older.


FURHARVESTER
LICENSE EXEMPTIONS
The following persons are not required to
have a furharvester license:
• owners of land or tenants of land leased
or rented for agricultural purposes, and
immediate family members living with
them, while furharvesting on this land;
• residents 13 and younger accompanied
by a licensed furharvester;
• legally-defined Native American Kansas
residents (must apply for free license);
• nonresidents using field trial permits
issued by KDWPT.
This applies to furharvesting only; a
furharvester license is required of these
exempt individuals when selling furbearers
or their pelts.


This is the number for the Dickinson county area game warden.........(785) 256-3606...which was found in the 2014 Hunting Regs booklet.

But, yes, to be absolutely certain, it's best to call your local game warden.