That's what we like to hear. Thanks for watching

Thanks guys, appreciate it

Glad it helped,

Thanks

+stevegauth30 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

William Tarr just skin flesh and dry them on a stretcher.

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful

+chris lane That's what we are trying to do. Thanks for watching

Thanks

Thanks for the support

Thanks man. Ya we had a friend show us that the year after this pic.

You are insane, need some serious help there. How would you like open season on your family members ??? Huh ????

How much are you getting for those?

Baytrapper Matt most southern Utah and Az coyotes only bring 30 to 50 tops sometimes less .. There supper red and I don't think ever really prime up there is little snow . They don't get pail coyotes like you see in Montana and Canada

You can bounty them and sell the furs so yes we do make more that way. Luke averaged I think $45 on his this last auction but it varies every year

+Hidden Instinct Don't you need the ears for the Utah bounty?

+time waster yes but you can bring the whole hide in as well and that is fine. You do need a portion of the lower jaw also.

+Hidden Instinct so you bring the hide in with the jaw and GPS coordinates, and then you take the hide back with ears and sell it?

+time waster yes exactly. Makes it worth your while to get around $100 for a coyote

Thanks for watching and for the support

Wondering if you got into it and how it went/how it’s going.

Robert Brown please do it humanely! And don’t put the meat to waste

My Domain69 good deal. Glad it helped you out. Good luck

My Domain69 fuck you

i wish i could get 50 of your freinds and family and skin um and sell em

Jayden Alvira you seriously need mental help there is a massive separation between humans and wild animals we are the superior species on the planet and we kill other animals massively more humane

I'm glad it helped out man. As far as traps, I really am not sure. We really don't trap much. We just do a lot of calling. Wish I could be more help

All those were coyotes you hunted?? That's awesome! I am going to check out your videos to try and learn calling!

Conibears over their den holes if it is legal and you won't hurt other animals in the process.

I’m not sure what you budget is, but Minnesota traps are very good. You 6 traps, and it comes with items to get you started. I bought a kit and it had everything I needed to get started; including 6 traps, dirt sifter, different varieties of scent bait, a sledge hammer with pick to drive your traps into the ground and to make a trap bed, a rod to drive the traps into the ground, a whole book on trapping sets and techniques, and a dogwood trap dye after you get done boiling them. The kit is 200$ and is well worth it. The certain trap name is the MB550. Good luck!!!

If you plan on trapping every year I would definitely recommend mb550's. Yes they are pricey but they are the best trap on the market for coyotes and bobcat.

Thanks guys, appreciate the help.

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I'm kind of new at this so the more info he better. Ya I wish we had some heavy fur down here. I hope someday we can get up in your country and do some video. Haven't been up that way since high school fishing.

prairie coyote Thanks for the info. I am just taking my first steps into this but I'm already a little bit older so I want to have my teenage son educated on this topic. It's a dying trade/hobby/industry and it seems like there are fewer and fewer people interested and learning about this with every generation. Hopefully he will continue the skills that were once a part of our great history. 👍🏼

+halvorson86 We did bounty some of them, and no they do not care about the ear tips being cut

It's usually cool enough we just put them in back of the truck. If you can skin them in the field they will stay good. We don't tan them. We put them on a stretcher and let them dry out that way. We will be doing a video explaining the entire process

Tony Barr all the ones we send off are just dried. Which method did you use to tan them. I haven't tanned any yet but would like to do a couple big ones one day

Hidden Instinct I dried and stretched them, then 2 applications of salt over 48 hrs, a salt bath for 18-24 hrs, then tanned using Deer Hunters Tanning Solution... I was brain tanning just for the experience, but switch to chemical tanning because it's faster and seems to be a better finish product.

Tony Barr sweet, I'll have to try that one of these days.

if the skins are just dried, what keeps them from rotting? Or are they constantly in a cold type storage?

jaccob mejia ya, the coyotes usually are used for the fringes (collar) on fur or leather coats. Bobcats are collars or cuffs usually but can be made into full coats.

+scott o Ya that was a great show for sure. Gotta support our good friends Casey and Eric for sure

They are good dude... So is the hidden instinct crew! Livin the #hiddeninstinct life !

+scott o That means a lot man. Thanks for the support

Keep up the good work ! I'll try and keep liking and sharing! Livin the #hiddeninstinct life!

+Eric Tiry Thanks for watching

STAMPER_KG/COLD MTN PROJECTS we take them off the stretchers once they are fully dry

Not sure exactly what you mean

hahaha I don't know many people that are. Thanks for watching

I'm guessing it gets cold enough in kentuck for a koyotes fur to be worth a damn. Use it for the ruffs of the hoods on your coats. I made some out of rabbit fur I bought online a while back. Really good.

Good to hear. Thanks for watching

The auction we sent them to is in April so we won't know for a little bit. Luke got his in the first one and was averaging about $45 for coyotes, bobcats are supposed to be way down this year.

Couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching

In today’s modern world, there are many decent synthetic alternatives to fur. In my view, hunting large quantities of fur is an outmoded practice and belongs in a bygone era.

This is this guys job and he works goddamn hard to

These guys don't understand that yotes are pests. Especially here in New Mexico. Why not bring the population down and make a decent living? My question is, what do you do with the "meat" of the coyote?

Kevin Appleton you can eat it it tastes pretty good barbecued but most of it does not taste good

Josh Lease thanks for watching. Maybe next year. We’ve got a pretty packed schedule this year!

Hidden Instinct, sounds good.

I wish we knew more about trapping. Good to hear the video helped out. Thanks for watching

We actually don't

if u can skin them out lips , eyelids complete ect and cut them off at the leg joint.. freeze them box them up.. i will pay more $50 each plus shipping cost for bigger hides as long as there is minimal pelt damage and claws intact.. i,l complete the skinning upon arrival.. thx

dave Giter shoot us an email and when the fur gets good again this fall we’ll get in contact.

Dakota Callahan you can get the bounty and the fur price. Most average around $25-$40 but can get over $100. Last couple years we’ve averaged about $40 per coyote and the most I ever got was $85

Hidden Instinct you can get both the bounty and sell the fur? I thought the state takes the jaw and scalp? Wouldn’t that ruin the fur? Or do they just take the jaw bone and let you keep the fur?

Dakota Callahan if you want to do the fur and bounty then they just clip the ears from the stretched and dried hide and take the front part of the lower jaw

Hidden Instinct thanks guy! Your channel is pretty sweet keep it up. Thanks for the quick reply.

Dakota Callahan no problem

We don't have anything yet, we are working on some hats and should have them out here in a few weeks. Keep an eye on the Instagram page and we will let everyone know when we get them in. Thanks for the support its much appreciated

Nice!

Tre Outdoors before I flesh and stretch them I just put them in a chest freezer, fur side out. After they are stretched and dried I just keep them in a dry place like my storage shed or garage.

Hidden Instinct. Ok man thanks a lot I'm just getting into trapping. We have no season or limit on coyotes but I'll still probably just wait till they get their winter coats.

That's awesome, good to see viewers from all over. Thanks for watching and hopefully someday you can come over and hunt coyotes

Michelroedeerhunter Every night a pack of 40+ comes out howling and roaming the hills. They are brave and roam right outside my window not a care in the world..

just come to america and live and earn your fredom the right way and have guns and the american dreem

He's Nothing. He's just another useless redneck. 😠😠

We’ve ate it before but there’s only a couple pounds of meat in them. We usually just leave it for scavengers

Exactly. Thanks for watching

BandB1111111 I guess but I don't know if anyone does

As far as I know, some people do. I recently was invited by a local farmer to help him with his coyote problem. (not really my thing, I'm more into hunting for food, but if it gets me permission to hunt for turkeys, etc, good for me) He skins them and grinds the meat up to feed his dogs.

Coyotes are literally everywhere. If there is farm ground or cattle, there will be coyotes there.

Ok thanks

We don't trap. We just call. I wish I knew more about trapping

ok thanks

MB 550, MB 650, MB 450. :)

Leave it for scavengers. We have eaten it but there’s really only maybe 1-2 lbs of decent meat on a 20 lb coyote.

@Chad Klaren Nonsense. A Trapper on life below zero ate, wolf and coyotes in the wilderness of Alaska, 100 miles away from anyone. He talks about his experience on a podcast. What would you backyard trappers know about what not to eat? Try trapping I'm the Northwest Territories.

Ruben Vasquez really depends more on the time of year. Early they are pretty red and brown still, December/January is when they get lighter around here.

Hidden Instinct oh ok thanks we got drawn for white tail southern part of AZ we will do some calling for some coyotes see what we call in.. keep the good videos rolling!!

Ruben Vasquez nice man! I've been trying to get a left over tag down there for years with no luck. Going to try and get Down there in January for archery

Hidden Instinct nice good luck

I have a nice huge male i would send to you if you wanna see him let me know

@@markadkins9750 yeah

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+Eric Hibbs There is always that possibility. I don't think we will be going calling again until fall though. It's getting tough to call them in this time of year

+Hidden Instinct Yeah, I'm starting to figure that out! Just began calling in December and although I know where lots of prints and scat are I've yet to see a dog. I know they're extra tough to call around here but I must really suck at it! Hoping to keep learning from your videos.

Not honestly sure

Raccoon is mainly used for coat collars.

Back to other wildlife such as crows coyotes and other scavengers

Hidden Instinct maybe try to use some as fishing bait! Oh and, do they die humanely?

Yep

(Im new to this) how come?

TJ Jones... when you sell your fur to a fur buyer ask them why .. metal scores the inside of the hide and it will sometimes tear where the wire was on the hide during the tanning proses ... I personally have seen fur buyers pay considerably less for it being put up on wire . Wood is we're the money is at ..most people don't understand the fur end of killing animals and selling them I have spent a lot of time and money to figure out exactly what buyers want .... and my fur checks speak for themselves. Killing animals is the easy part putting up fur and handling it to were you are selling the top cat or coyote at a sell is another thing . I personally believe if a man kills an animal for its skin he should do all he can to get as much $ as possible out of it I think it's just makes sense and we owe it to the animal ... do your homework of fur prep . Good luck !

TJ Jones one more thing if you want top dollar for your fur don't sell to NAFA !

It takes a while to get paid by NAFA. 2 to 3 months. But it may be their best option to sell and make the most where they live Bobcat, no attack on you. Just not everyone has fur buyers close to them anymore.

+Juno Mac RC That would be great

We don’t sell them but look at North American Fur auctions. You may be able to order from there.

Đức Trí Lâm it would have to be tanned to ship too far so it will last. I believe allpredatorcalls.com sells them tanned for around $100-$150. I could be wrong but I know they used to. If not I could do some checking around. I know there are a couple other websites that sell tanned coyote hides.

Thanks mate, so you earn much of money by hunting, I love this job, too.

Đức Trí Lâm not a lot yet, last year I averaged $27 on the coyotes and I think sent in 40 or so and got $140 out of the one bobcat. I made about $2500 though selling elk and mule deer shed antlers. Totaled maybe $4000 last winter in about 3 months

So you're really a professonal hunter, I wish can see you to study more about hunting skills if there's a chance.

Đức Trí Lâm not full professional yet. We both still have real jobs fighting forest fires but have the winters off and are trying to get to the point where we hunt and fish full time. Where you from?

@Hannah Holtz ahh yes 2 people skinned dogs, how about the other 2 million 🤠🤠

Frank Jr utah

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Genesis 27:3

So if you had a coyote going after your daughter or sibling or family member or friend; literally dragging their bloodied body away from you over your yard, if you wouldn't be able to scare it off easily because that's their food, you could try hitting it really hard to make it black out, or just shoot or kill it. Would you really let them drag off that person? So when a coyote starts eating the only thing that you have to earn any form of income/food for your family, you just let them continue to do it? So you would actually call someone else to capture the animal? And they actually go ahead and put it in cages and show them around until they die, or they actually kill them and sell their fur. So when all the plants are all dead and all there is is a bunch of animals, you would just let them starve and die and rot all around you causing disease? So you would let their lifes go to waste? When it came keep you warm, save your life, even your family and people you know. People who hunt normally only do it because it saves their family a lot so they can survive. Hunters that only do it for sport, and because they have fun killing things, are not really worth it and give everyone else a bad name . Maybe they should just get into a butchering program instead. Do they think or know that alternative? Only about half of them do. The others don't really care or don't even know. And the other half are just too lazy to even try. Killing and hunting, should only be done for survival and need. Not excessive want. We, the human race are omnivores. We eat meat when we have to, and we eat vegetables when we can. If we don't have it balanced very well, we get sick, we get it ill, we die.

So it is a sin to live and survive? Even in the Bible they said to.

In the end, we technically are animals also. We are all on this earth.

Well I’m sure all those animal skins did not take family members

Coyotes are killing machines that prey on dogs cats and small children they are deer killing machines and make life hell for farmers. This is not cruel its for wildlife conservation.

We aren't hunting them for their fur. We hunt them in areas where deer, antelope, and cattle live and have their fawns and calves. Coyotes will decimate wildlife and livestock in these areas. yes we are selling the fur but that is not the reason we are hunting them

Because that was nearly The only way to keep warm before clothing stores showed up. Especially if you didn't have long haired goats or sheep. You would be screwed if you didn't. That and in some areas farmers, ranchers, and people get overrun by huge herds of coyotes killing off all their livestock, even their kids, their animals. It got to the point that everybody went out to hunt the coyotes. Till the coyotes nearly became extinct in several areas. Then the states banned hunting them. Wait a couple more years and they come back and numerous again. It is nature. We are meant to take care of them and keep them from going extinct. And also make sure they don't become too numerous. Like pigs, they can have 20 to 30 babies in a year. One large adult pig can feed a family of five for an entire year and a half. Same thing goes with rabbits, deer, elk, cows ect. There is an abundance of plant life and other foods, all of those animals and more will reproduce at an alarming rate. When the herbivores start gathering in large numbers so does the meat eaters. To counter balance each other. A balance in nature. Because the animals that normally eat the coyotes are gone mostly, or small in numbers and put in cages, they got rampant. Like with shark attacks, that normally only ever happens because the sharks are starving or they are guarding their home or in a very very rare occasion it is because they actually eat humans ( because we are swimming in their territory so often and that we look like fish to them.) If we were to cut back on fishing so much we may have zero shark attacks in the entire world. It is a very delicate balance and tricky sometimes. I hope you get this message.

Yes this planet can even thrive without us. But we are still here. This is our home. We learn to live with it, not against it.

I'm in the southern part of Idaho maybe we can meet up and do some hunting..

Too keep people around the world warm. Not everyone lives in a climate controlled mom's basement like you Guillermina.

There’s maybe 3-5 lbs of eatable meat on them. Not worth the effort. That’s why we just use the fur

Why wouldn't you?