Proper pan tension is often over looked. Too light and you get toes and misses. Decent tension will help with a good pad catch
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Originally posted by Quanah11 View PostPretty good start
I don’t put wax on mine but I use different boils depending on where I’m at
Pm me and I’ll send you my number and I’ll give you all I know which I’m always learning some thing new but I put up 21 bobcats, 55 fox and 30 coyotes last year from December to March
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Originally posted by McClain View PostAll good advice. Also, mix up your sets some and use different type of sets. If all sets are alike and you happen to miss a catch at one of those sets, then that yote is now educated to that type of set. Use different baits and lures, and perhaps a scent post set, and don’t forget to use some blind sets. A blind set in a known trail or fence crossing can be a good set for beginners. Again, be sure to bed trap firmly. A wobbly trap will catch few critters.
Besides the usual scent post and dirt hole sets, I used gopher mound sets. I trapped and froze gophers to use for bait there. Worked great on experienced coyotes.
Pick up your dogs poop and use only that at a scent post set. They will investigate.
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