Stanley's thread and Backstraps post about his coyote mount on a limestone pedestal got me thinking.
What did you do with your coyote kills, other than returning them to nature? I would love to see the mounts , pelts, and other inventive things that the forum members have done with their coyotes. I have only shot the one and I returned her to nature so it would be terrific to see what others have done with theirs.
Thank you,
Bob
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Show us your coyote mounts
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Show us your coyote mounts
Vegetarian: vejiˈte(ə)rēən/noun: old Indian word for lousy hunter.
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Re: Show us your coyote mounts
Anyone?
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Re: Show us your coyote mounts
Never mounted on my cousin has two pups mounted but I don't have any pics of them before the dog chewed their legs off.
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I've chopped the tails off mine and anticipated salting/curing them to hang.
I always forgot by the end of the season until I smelled rotting tail and tossed...
I always forgot by the end of the season until I smelled rotting tail and tossed...
Expect the Unexpected when you least Expect it...
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Thanks for posting the pictures BackStraps. That's a really beautiful mount.
Bob
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Re: Show us your coyote mounts
Arrowed this one about 10 years ago.
You can fool some of the bucks, all of the time, and fool all of the bucks, some of the time, however you certainly can't fool all of the bucks, all of the time.
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Re: Show us your coyote mounts
Here's the one I arrowed in 2010:
Now, when I get yotes, I'll skin them down and get them tanned. Here's one from last February. I had the hide stored in the freezer for a few months and it got some freezer burn which created holes when it went through the tanning process which is why it's kind of mangy looking:
I'll keep getting the hides tanned unless I get the black phase I'm after.
Now, when I get yotes, I'll skin them down and get them tanned. Here's one from last February. I had the hide stored in the freezer for a few months and it got some freezer burn which created holes when it went through the tanning process which is why it's kind of mangy looking:
I'll keep getting the hides tanned unless I get the black phase I'm after.
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