What can one do with one? I know not eat it but fur? ect... Anything?

Fur ain't worth jack.

Tan, make a rug and hang it on the wall. or how about having a hat made out of it or kid's robe or glove. Use the K-9 teeth for a neckless. How about hang the hide on a fence or tree to warn off other yotes.

They make snazzy hats....

love the hat!!!

You CAN however eat bobcats. I have tasted one and while not my favorite, it's certainly not bad!

Coyotes can be skinned or mounted, that's about it. Why do you ask? Were you thinking of frying one up? Give us the report...

No, just got a fee hunt tomorrow wondering what I can do with em

i would get a euro mount done with it at least

Well, the deal is the girlfriends grandpa called in the forces, lol he's got 13 dead goats and heard a pack of yotes so were going tomorrow night and gona see what we cant get on the ground.

In the winter the yotes will hit carcasses pretty hard-I'd stay somewhere in sight of the goats but not necessarily right on top of 'em. You may not even need to call if they've already discovered the feast! I'd get there before dark and be set up for a good stay. If they've been coming in for a couple days you may be able to see where they're coming from. Last time I hunted a goat pile you could literally see the trail the yotes had been using the few days before I got there! Keep in mind that even with a good spotlight your night ranges are best kept short. If you do have any sort of distress call and can make a wounded pup sound, have that ready after you fire that first shot and they all scatter! You may get one or a few that swing back around or at least stop and allow one more shot.

Yes we gotta call... Ive never hunted Yotes thanks for the pointers

Thought you were married?

wife by law... yes

lol

I live in Tx, lol gotta understand the lingo

what rounds in .223 should we use?

up

Anything should be fine. Just make sure you hit them in the FACE, neck, or shoulder. If you try to shoot it behind the shoulder you may end up gut shooting it. The coyotes vitals are up further than a deer so if you shoot it where you would shoot a deer you may end up gut shooting the thing and never seeing it again. Shot placement is very important with the yotes. They are always hopped up on adrenalin and takes a good shot to drop one in its tracks. Goodluck!

thank you

keep us posted on the results. I dont have a 223 but I shoot them with 204 32 grain up to 243 with 85 grain

55gr Vmax in .223

50gr Vmax in 22-250

i shoot 22-250 52 grain HPBT hand loaded

i bet those are bad azz