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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  12:20:35 AM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Anybody with any experiences with this trick?

Bolbie
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  05:35:47 AM  Show Profile Send Bolbie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
you must have been talking with that polyball.........

wow,of all folks,certainly you arent falling for that swampy?

jesus

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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  10:51:31 AM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
No! It seems optimistic.. Discussion on the club. Attention turning to that now. My version uses a 12/0 longline hook.
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Bolbie
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  4:47:54 PM  Show Profile Send Bolbie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
leg hold trap
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SNIPER 1
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  5:43:42 PM  Show Profile Send SNIPER 1 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Using bait with a hook in it is considered animal cruelty and is very illegal. Even for yotes. go with the leg traps if you don't want to hunt them.



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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 03/25/2012 :  9:45:31 PM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Yes it is. Being facetious. Such a fine line on the cruelty issue.
1 is an accepted method, the other....

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.
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SNIPER 1
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Posted - 03/26/2012 :  8:02:29 PM  Show Profile Send SNIPER 1 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I personally don't agree with leg traps either. I prefer hunting them. But, leg traps are legal and just because I don't agree with their use, doesn't mean others shouldn't use them if it is their choice



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Fred67
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Posted - 04/04/2012 :  09:01:50 AM  Show Profile Send Fred67 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I'm skeptic on the sponge thing. I've seen Coyote scat that was nothing but a wad of hair I would think they would pass a sponge?

If using a leg trap, make sure it's a good one and anchored well, those bastards will go total ape crap fool.

What ever works! The bastards ruined my rabbit hunting



< Evil is simply the absence of God >
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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 04/05/2012 :  8:28:58 PM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Wish they had a weakness for vulcanized rubber like armadillos

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.
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Fred67
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Posted - 04/09/2012 :  10:42:32 PM  Show Profile Send Fred67 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Swamp Angel

Wish they had a weakness for vulcanized rubber like armadillos

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.



You got me. What's the conection between vulcanized rubber and armadillos? I know they'll go in a live trap for eggs.

< Evil is simply the absence of God >
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salty849
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  08:25:28 AM  Show Profile Send salty849 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Fred67

quote:
Originally posted by Swamp Angel

Wish they had a weakness for vulcanized rubber like armadillos

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.



You got me. What's the conection between vulcanized rubber and armadillos? I know they'll go in a live trap for eggs.

< Evil is simply the absence of God >



They are dumb as hell and get run over in the road.

"Pigs get fat, Hogs get slaugtered"
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Fred67
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  10:09:16 AM  Show Profile Send Fred67 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by salty849

quote:
Originally posted by Fred67

quote:
Originally posted by Swamp Angel

Wish they had a weakness for vulcanized rubber like armadillos

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.



You got me. What's the conection between vulcanized rubber and armadillos? I know they'll go in a live trap for eggs.

< Evil is simply the absence of God >



They are dumb as hell and get run over in the road.

"Pigs get fat, Hogs get slaugtered"




I was slow on the pick up for that one..... thanks for not crucifying
me!

< Evil is simply the absence of God >
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ReelHunter
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  1:24:25 PM  Show Profile Send ReelHunter a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Hunted with some very well renowned QDMA guys for turkeys in the congaree swamp several days last week and they have been working on the sponge idea hard. So far, they feel like it has been successful but only time will tell. They say it will only take out canines b/c it is a canine's instinct to just "wolf" it down without chewing or tearing....if swallowed whole they will not pass it, at least these guys were telling me. I will say these guys run the finest hunt club I have ever visited and their QDMA practices are unequaled IMO. I rode around and dispersed some with them, the next day 11 out of 12 were gone with yote tracks in the road around them....IDK, just what I learned last week
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flyinghigh
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  1:41:58 PM  Show Profile Send flyinghigh a Private Message  Reply with Quote
if they are not setting a trail cam up how do they know the coyotes are eating them. Have they been finding dead coyotes in the woods since the sponge dispersal? I have seen dogs eat an crap out lots of weird things.
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Bulldog_bites
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  5:16:57 PM  Show Profile  Send Bulldog_bites an AOL message Send Bulldog_bites a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I find this hard to believe. My 100lb lab crapped a sock out more than once. They were still wearable (no, I didnt wash them and use them afterwards). Each came out resembling a crap that had went through the digestive system...just white. Unbelievable. Still cant believe that he didnt die.

Scout '282
tidewater '21

Oscar '10
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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 04/10/2012 :  9:12:45 PM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by flyinghigh

if they are not setting a trail cam up how do they know the coyotes are eating them. Have they been finding dead coyotes in the woods since the sponge dispersal? I have seen dogs eat an crap out lots of weird things.



sponge chunks in yote terds may mean a non-fatal inconvenience

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.
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Tacoma
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  09:14:31 AM  Show Profile Send Tacoma a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I dont think sponges would work either they eat anything. Walk down a dirt road and look at Yote crap its got hair and bones in it. Even saw some on club with pieces of aluminum can in it. If bulldogs lab ate a sock and passed that whats a sponge going to do.
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Bolbie
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  10:19:28 AM  Show Profile Send Bolbie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
its all poppycock and bull $hiit.

why people always want the cheap,lazy way out is beyond me.pay all that high dollar to be a member of a club,but dick around when it comes to predator control.

fawns will be dropping real soon,a yote aint going for a silly sponge with all sorts of grease and human scent on it,they will be feasting on your tender, little spotted ones.

keep dicking,and your yotes will be licking.

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SCARCHER220
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  11:06:22 AM  Show Profile Send SCARCHER220 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Some clubs ( and private land owners ) are offering discounted dues or a certain $ amount for every yote or cat that you take out. Incentives sometimes get the lazy ones out in the woods.

My club is offering one prize for the most predators taken between the end of deer season and mid June. The prize is $ 1000..... Some clubs do not have the extra $ to do this but they should do something for predator control. So far, there has been 3 cats, 3 foxes and 5 yotes taken out.

We also have a crew in there doing some hog control as well.

" It is what it is".

The artist formerly known as BBDinSC
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Tacoma
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  1:03:02 PM  Show Profile Send Tacoma a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Its good to kill them but if you read up on yotes they breed to keep thier numbers the same. If there numbers get low they will breed 2 to 3 times a year to maintain them. They are never going anywere now.
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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  1:27:02 PM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I never dreamed of this thread going this far. Bolbie- let me know when you want to head up to the quail woods to investigate effectiveness. Lots of open ground- we should be able to find either the carcass or sponge laden poo.

2 places I hunt- 1 the lease is specific on what we can hunt. Yotes are not included. They are refered to as fuzzy pigs. The other offers a miss credit for any confirmed kill on them and feral dogs. Leg traps are the most effective solution, but fooling a yote ain't that easy.

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.
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Bolbie
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Posted - 04/11/2012 :  2:09:38 PM  Show Profile Send Bolbie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I'm game.

fooling them is easy,if you put in the time.

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Fred67
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Posted - 04/12/2012 :  12:32:26 PM  Show Profile Send Fred67 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Tacoma

Its good to kill them but if you read up on yotes they breed to keep thier numbers the same. If there numbers get low they will breed 2 to 3 times a year to maintain them. They are never going anywere now.



If we all ban together I still feel they can be brought to a very thin number.

I call you on breeding 3 times a year... Last DNR report is showing a life span of 3-5 years, heart worms are doing a good number on them in S.C. 14 years is topps for a healthy yot. And from everything I have read up on them usually only one litter a year being born around April-May.

I've gotten all my leg traps back and will be putting them out. Son-in-law has a pic on his game camera with a yot eating a hen turkey. He also had one run out grab a decoy stop with it and got his sorry, nappy, stinky, behind laid out.

Bolbie, I've heard bacon grease is a good sent mask to use around a leg trap along with throwing some road kill close by. What do you use? or just frequent the area a lot?
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Bolbie
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Posted - 04/12/2012 :  1:01:59 PM  Show Profile Send Bolbie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
rubber hip boots and latex gloves,we go through more gloves than the colorectal center.

no scent except your lure.
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Tacoma
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Posted - 04/12/2012 :  9:34:28 PM  Show Profile Send Tacoma a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I know for a fact they come in twice a year in a fox pen. Yes you can kill them but not out if that was so there would be none out west. Just like dnr said they didnt hurt the deer or turkeys either. They are gonna be just like the hogs in 5 more years.
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Swamp Angel
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Posted - 04/13/2012 :  06:56:07 AM  Show Profile Send Swamp Angel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Tacoma

I know for a fact they come in twice a year in a fox pen. Yes you can kill them but not out if that was so there would be none out west. Just like dnr said they didnt hurt the deer or turkeys either. They are gonna be just like the hogs in 5 more years.


Call it what it really is- a coyote pen. We didn't have any before the Foreston Fox Run resumed operation, coincidentally. So yes, I agree with the like hogs comment. Our pork in the area comes from another local for hire operation.

If you got time to lean, you got time to clean.
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