Gary you are right it is a intersection.

its kinda hard to tell sumbody EXACTLY where to set since wind direction plays a pretty good rule on that also ... but can get by that with sight attractors (larger dirtholes, rocks, bones, wood, etc) .... but i agree with charles on the other set locations ... granted he would catch critters on the ditch edges id rather cover that spot on top or off to the side of the culvert (pendin on sum other things)

LOL, I read the captions this time, Ide place the trap right where the gent took the pic, Its a point.

All of the places mentioned would be good.

I think how you set it up would be dependent on how many traps u have, how much time you have, and how many other farms you have permission on.

If you have a good number of other farms to get to, or you are short on traps, I would say just set on either side of the culvert pipe shown in the first pic. It seems to be the best overall spot.

First, k9s travelling along the ditch will hit it. If they are travelling left or right along that line of trees or where there looks to be a farm lane, they will hit it. And it they are travelling along the woods on the right, they will likely also work out along the exposed treeline and right to your traps.

Now if you have time and plenty of traps, a few traps where that treeline hits the woods would seem to be a good second choice and might get you a few coons too. If I set there, there traps would be at least 30 feet from the trees.

I agree with Gary, the culvert location is the higher % location
it appears to be where all the egdes come to 1 point , like a intersection on a highway

my self I would have 2 or 3 sets at this locations