Hello, I was wondering how to make predator/coyote bait. If you have a good recipe that you don't mind sharing, please drop a reply down below!

Thanks!

How about checking out the lure makers forum up above! Has most all the answers to any question that can be asked.

Thanks, I'll do that!

Take a hatchet, chop a gopher in half, shove down hole, good shot of coyote urine, and get on to the next location. Keep it simple, and natural, and you'll produce more coyotes.

Thanks! I'll most certainly keep that in consideration!

Straight beaver liver down a hole with a little gland lure works down here

X2 , or a prairie dog, rock chuck's also . Nothing better than natural baits

Go to you local butcher and ask them to save you some meat saw dust from their band saw. Should be free. Age it in the sun for a couple days stir a couple times and stir in a pint per gallon of Dobbins Bait Solution.
You can add a cup of glycerin if you expect to be using it below freezing. Works good and is cheap.
Credit for the bandsaw dust due to Nick Wyshinski. His book Formulating & Compounding Animal Lures & Baits is well worth the price. Lots of recipes.

Thank you so much!