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The ones I have participated in are judged solely on body count - the team that whacks the most coyotes in the specified time period wins. I called in a two-day contest last year that was set up this way. It was $20 per two-man team to enter, with an optional $10 per team for big dog/little dog. At check-in time (Sunday 3pm), 6 of the 9 teams had come in. First place won 50% payback of entry fees of $180 (or $90) with six coyotes, second place won 30% (or $54) with three coyotes, and my wife and I won third for $36 with three coyotes (we checked in ten minutes after second place - dang!). All coyotes were weighed. The team with the heaviest won 50% of the big dog/little dog pool (in this case 8 teams paid $10 for a total of $80). The team with the lightest coyote won the other $40 of the big dog/little dog pool.

[QUOTE="DesertRam, post: 24076, member: 129"] The ones I have participated in are judged solely on body count - the team that whacks the most coyotes in the specified time period wins. I called in a two-day contest last year that was set up this way. It was $20 per two-man team to enter, with an optional $10 per team for big dog/little dog. At check-in time (Sunday 3pm), 6 of the 9 teams had come in. First place won 50% payback of entry fees of $180 (or $90) with six coyotes, second place won 30% (or $54) with three coyotes, and my wife and I won third for $36 with three coyotes (we checked in ten minutes after second place - dang!). All coyotes were weighed. The team with the heaviest won 50% of the big dog/little dog pool (in this case 8 teams paid $10 for a total of $80). The team with the lightest coyote won the other $40 of the big dog/little dog pool. [/QUOTE]

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