What to do with Coyote???

[BowHuntingFool]

A full body mount is well worth it in my opinion!

[Shedrock]

I would not eat coyote. I work for the USDA and we test coyotes for disease. We tested 21 coyotes, and 7 were positive for bubonic plague, and 6 had tularemia. If you want to get really sick or die, go ahead and eat them.

Mounts, rugs, and back quivers are a good idea. Or sell the hides to buy a new bow.  

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Originally posted by Shedrock:
I would not eat coyote. I work for the USDA and we test coyotes for disease. We tested 21 coyotes, and 7 were positive for bubonic plague, and 6 had tularemia. If you want to get really sick or die, go ahead and eat them.

Mounts, rugs, and back quivers are a good idea. Or sell the hides to buy a new bow.    

x2, You beat me to it Shedrock    

Tracy

[RAU]

I too would contact Moyle mink and tannery. Case skinning a coyote isnt that hard. Flesh and salt it and ship it to them and for $25 youve got a beautifull fur to hang by the nose on the wall. I honestly think they look better this way than many of the more expensive options. Ive killed 3 so far. 2 with a rifle and one with a compound and they tanned 2 of them for me

[KellyG]

jimmerc that is a very cool looking quiver. Did you do that yourself?
That has my vote.

[Thumper Dunker]

Originally posted by Shedrock:
I would not eat coyote. I work for the USDA and we test coyotes for disease. We tested 21 coyotes, and 7 were positive for bubonic plague, and 6 had tularemia. If you want to get really sick or die, go ahead and eat them.

Mounts, rugs, and back quivers are a good idea. Or sell the hides to buy a new bow.    

+3

[jimmerc]

Originally posted by KellyG:
jimmerc that is a very cool looking quiver. Did you do that yourself?
That has my vote.

KellyG,   I did!  It took me several weeks to do in the sub freezing temps of mid january and febuary- in my garge! Had to heat the garge up everynight to work on it and thaw everything out!
The end result was well worth the work involved! cost to do was under 35.00!  I hunt and trap coyotes after deer season(trad bowhunt) and I have high respect for them as both hunters and hunted!