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#1167489 - 12/31/09 09:47 AM Coyote Hunting Question
PG Offline
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I have never been a hunter( fisherman yes)but now have a desire to hunt the coyote that has been stalking my back yard. We moved to a very rural area and now my 21 lb cat seems to have attracted the attention of a coyote or two.

What does one need/have to due to legally bow shoot one of these animals.

If I do shoot one what do you do with the carcass?

Thanks

PG
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#1167523 - 12/31/09 12:25 PM Re: Coyote Hunting Question [Re: PG]
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To firearm hunt you would need a firearms hunting license. If you have never had one then you would need to take the Hunter Safety Course first.

For archery, you would need an archery permit. Same deal, you would need to take the archery course before obtaining your permit.

Once you have your permit/hunting license, you would be permitted to hunt coyotes during their regulated season (Jan 1 - April 27
May 31 - Oct 1, Oct 16 - Nov 15,2010)

If you want to keep the pelt, you would need to have it tagged by DEP. If you don't want to keep it I would suggest not wasting it, rather, post something here on this site, there are enough trappers on CTF that I'm sure one would probably take the carcass for the pelt.
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#1168726 - 01/03/10 03:17 PM Re: Coyote Hunting Question [Re: EnCon Police]
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Thanks for the info.

I would not want to waste the pelt.

PG
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#1168849 - 01/03/10 10:12 PM Re: Coyote Hunting Question [Re: PG]
TommyTrebble Offline

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 Originally Posted By: PG
I would not want to waste the pelt.


I'm just curious -- what can you do with a Coyote pelt ?

Better to imitate a Winner then be an Original Loser.

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