As I haven't seen very many raccoon this year ... I thought I would share this with yall. It's my 4th of the season, but notice it has lost its tail in a fight. All have been males so far.





3rd:


2nd w/ my pard:


1st:

We have a bunch this year, they just are not worth anything here in Texas.

we have a bunch too. A few years ago we were playing with a spotlight and shone it on the mountain. We ended up seeing eight that were up in one tree looking at us.

i think distemper hit us this year.june-july they where everywhere,now i can't find a track!!and i'm not the only one!!

i think distemper hit us this year.june-july they where everywhere,now i can't find a track!!and i'm not the only one!!

i think distemper hit us this year.june-july they where everywhere,now i can't find a track!!and i'm not the only one!!

5th coon of the season. All have been males. This one was taken by a friend I have been teaching how to trap. It's his first ever.

Well ... even with most of the ground frozen, and a few traps tripped by the horses, I still managed these two male coyotes today. These make #15 & #16 off of this 80 acres.

#15






#16

It has been real slow for us this year also,up and until this weekend we had only caught 6 coon and 4 were boars.In the last 2 nights thoughth we have caught 5 and they were all sows.

Greg

finaly got one last night,pulled my line today.vacation is about over and i need to switch over to the beaver line.
are those kb's on that coyote?

Here's # 17 for the season. A big male.

And here's #18 for the season. A Red Female.

Man you are rockin on those coyotes. Good job.

By the way...tell us about your favorite set for these. Are you using all the same sets or what? I always like to learn from the successful ones. Thanks, Lonnie