Getting ready to place trapping order and need to add a coyote bait to list. Farm is in norther MO. Have urine and lure from first attempt twenty years ago.

apple road predator bait out of Carthage mo. clete is a great guy an great products

Mark June's "Widowmaker" and some Minnesota Trapline's "Hiawatha Valley" are the two I've been using for years now.

Have had good luck with keg creek this year

Parts of roadkill will work too.

Deer liver chunked up into any reasonable size to work in dirt holes or pipe sets.

Beaver meat and casor.

I dont have access to beaver meat but deer liver yes. Do you need to let age or freeze fresh?

You can buy beaver and bobcat meat at Minnesota trapping.

Beaver is one of my least favorite baits here. I will occasionally toss a beaver at a bait station or trap location just to get it out of the truck and it usually just sits there until it rots in the spring untouched.

I'd be curious as to what u guys are comparing these meats to

I chunk it up and use it and let it age in a bucket in my truck while on the line. It's usually cool or cold enough for it get lightly tainted.

To answer your original question though, pretty much any commercial bait will work fine for ya. Powder river, keg creek( Nelson formula, kick a$$, showtime) Rks now made by No BS, apple road etc..good luck.

I am trying this again this year. I have 2 bait piles out 1 with all beaver and the other is deer carcasses and deer scraps from butchering. In the past I cannot get coyote to work the beaver piles. Deer scraps are a hit every year. I don't know why but all the other predators will work the beaver pile. Maybe its just this area.

I gave up on everything years ago and just stick to deer liver because it works. I often put deer hair in the hole with liver, Sometimes deer tarsal glands. I tried beaver years ago. Zip, nothing. Beavers carcass often never get touched unless the snow gets very deep and coyotes will eat anything then.

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Tried the same thing several times with the same results. As much as my dog loves beaver vs deer, one would think the same with coyotes but apparently not. The only exception as I stated before was the use of deer liver but liver in general works great. Lot's of good bait and lures out there but found that what works good for me may not for you and visa versa. And what works great this year may not the next. Sometimes you just have to take a chance.

All I have ever tried have worked but fresh deer and beaver are tops here

I think I’ve tried that Apple Road stuff, if it’s the horse meat bait then it did real good down here. Here lately we’ve been using the bobcat meat from MTP with a little additive that’s worked real well.

I've had some reluctance (by coyotes) down here on fresh and tainted beaver meat bait.

But, I've never had reluctance using ground bever tails (that were aged and making black oil) as bait. Also add a little skunk essence to the ground beaver tail for cold nights.