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We catch them using foot traps. Trapping is definitely the most efficient way to take out bobcats, coyotes, sasquatch, ect.

I hope they are dying by a bullet and not by poison. Poison can move through the food chain.

SB wrote:I hope they are dying by a bullet and not by poison. Poison can move through the food chain.

I don’t know, I’m not getting that close when I take a picture of them. I’m staying in my truck because I’m sure the stench would be unbearable as hot as it’s been lately.

Update. No new bodies today.

ScottBrown wrote:We catch them using foot traps. Trapping is definitely the most efficient way to take out bobcats, coyotes, sasquatch, ect.

After you caught that sasquatch and renamed him to Stokes, how did you tame him.

Wildfowler wrote:

SB wrote:I hope they are dying by a bullet and not by poison. Poison can move through the food chain.

I don’t know, I’m not getting that close when I take a picture of them. I’m staying in my truck because I’m sure the stench would be unbearable as hot as it’s been lately.

SB is referring to bioaccumulation in scavengers. Poison can kill more than once.

Peewee as you well know sasquatch are tamable. Stokes on the other hand are not.

Anyone check the pile this weekend for new bodies? I could not see it this evening.

ScottBrown wrote:Peewee as you well know sasquatch are tamable. Stokes on the other hand are not.

peewee wrote:

ScottBrown wrote:Peewee as you well know sasquatch are tamable. Stokes on the other hand are not.

Can't and never will be..
Society's got no hold on this outlaw

Saw the hog on the way up to my parents for Thanksgiving. Didn't see the coyote. I gotta admit that I WAS a bit surprised when I saw it.

UPDATE!
there is no update. The pile is the same as it was with just the two. Although they looked a little more "fluffy" yesterday.

With all the critters starting to move I will be disappointed if the pile don't grow soon.

"fluffy"...HA bet there's a stench building that only buzzards and possums could love, too!

I’m sort of surprised the buzzards have not worked on any of that pile. I was glad to see them cleaned off a bit from the recent rain.