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Use of Snares for Capturing Coyotes

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C698 Use of Snares for Capturing Coyotes

by F. Robert Henderson

  • Published Date: Oct 1988
Snaring is an effective technique for capturing animals that cause economic damage and for harvesting furbearers. Snares placed in trails or under fences can successfully capture coyotes. (Also listed as publication number EP63.) 4 p.
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