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Muzzyhunter

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Would you rather have a coyote tote where you drag the coyote or have one where you hook on all four legs and carry it like a e-caller sling?
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Originally Posted By: Predator StrikeforceI'm a dragger myself. I usually have too much equipment resting on shoulders to add a 40 lb coyote or two if I'm lucky.

Shoot smaller coyotes!
 
Kyle, that reminds me of a story. A year or so ago, my brother Ballistic Ben and I killed a quad one morning. We were driving a little Bronco II so we decided to load all 4 coyotes onto the spare tire rack on the roof. I stood on the rear bumper as Ben handed coyotes up to me one at a time. As Ben lifted the last coyote over his head to hand it up to me, blood spilled out of it pouring all over Bens chest and Leupold Binos. We're talkin level III exposure of toxic proportions. That's not the worst of it. Contained in the coyotes fluids were several large and very alive tapeworms! They wiggled and squirmed on Ben and his Leupolds while we both dry heaved. Lol! I probably could've got a steal of a deal on the binos that day. He couldn't even stomach the thought of raising them up to his nose for the entire day. Ha ha, TRUE STORY. Another reason why I prefer to drag 'em.

Tom Austin
 
Originally Posted By: yote_talkerI'll drag if there is snow.If it's muddy i prefer to sling'em over my shoulder with a strap.

+1. I drag when the snow's on and carry when/where there is no snow. I've got a couple of homemade drags as well as a nice one from TBO.
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They all work. TBO makes a good padded tote as do a couple of the lanyard makers on PM. I carry one of each in a cargo pocket. Gotta be ready for anything!
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Originally Posted By: Predator StrikeforceKyle, that reminds me of a story. A year or so ago, my brother Ballistic Ben and I killed a quad one morning. We were driving a little Bronco II so we decided to load all 4 coyotes onto the spare tire rack on the roof. I stood on the rear bumper as Ben handed coyotes up to me one at a time. As Ben lifted the last coyote over his head to hand it up to me, blood spilled out of it pouring all over Bens chest and Leupold Binos. We're talkin level III exposure of toxic proportions. That's not the worst of it. Contained in the coyotes fluids were several large and very alive tapeworms! They wiggled and squirmed on Ben and his Leupolds while we both dry heaved. Lol! I probably could've got a steal of a deal on the binos that day. He couldn't even stomach the thought of raising them up to his nose for the entire day. Ha ha, TRUE STORY. Another reason why I prefer to drag 'em.

Tom Austin


LOL! I took the wifes escape one time and tied about 5 dogs to the roof. by the time I got home blood had run all over the roof and down the sides. She was NOT happy about that.
 
I drag em with a loop of chute chord. Only once did I hoist one over my shoulder. I'll never do that again. Fleas and gore all over my clothes and shotgun. It was my first successful called in coyote, so it didn't spoil it. My truck bed gets messy too.
 
anybody have any good coyote drag setups they are willing to share??? parachute cord??? Im trying to think of how the best way is to making one for me...Thanks JT
 
I drag em, due to the fact I use hollow points to increase body damage I don't want the lots of blood that comes with the hollowpoints on my camo.

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Yotegitter, just loop a length of parachute chord on itself, around hind legs, sinch it down, couple of wraps around your wrist, off you go with coyote dragging.
 
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