Trapping Coyotes

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Date of Publication
January 25, 2022
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Coyotes cause millions of dollars of damage yearly to livestock and crops in Texas. The leaflet explains coyote habits and the types of trap set, such as scent posts, dirt holes, and trail and carcass sets. The variety of traps available and how to set them are also discussed. (4 pages)

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