This is his first double and makes his 2nd and 3rd coyote. He made the sets, dispatch helped with the skinning didn't do it all because we had to get to wrestling practice so dad helped speed things along.

Now I haven't been home much the last month like 15hrs a week two of the weeks. It was a blessing I was home to help him today. Two young females one red blond and one darker with more black. The hides are in the freezer. Now I need a place I can send them green frozen and get them back tanned. Was someone on here I had their website open but I guess the window got closed and I can't remember the name.

congrats nice dogs and set location

One proud father and son very nice.

Honestly he was surprised he had anything since he needed to re bait and step the traps after a good rain low freezing temps followed by several more days of rain. Traps were no longer covered having ben washed out some and it had been a few weeks since they were baited maybe 3. He was on his way to do so since the rain had stope d and ahead hunt on his daily check. Needless so say he was shocked and excited running the whole way back home probably close ,to 3/4 mile. Then I was slow about getting moving to go get them. Had to feed up at the barn on the way.

Well done,congrats to the young man.

Awesome!

Nice job!

That is great.

That's awesome!!! Sorry can't help with the green to tanned question.

I'd try to find someone local to help with putting them up themselves. Then send them to a good tannery.

Congrats on the great catches.

Nice! Good job!

Sleepy Creek Tannery in Iowa will take them like that to tan.

You can Google their website for pricing.

great job and nice pic!!

Middle Creek Tannery was on a thread earlier that I ear marked.

great job young man. That's how it all starts. I still remember 47 years ago when I
was in your position. You will never forget it. I didn't.

Way to go, pat that young man on the back!

that's great

Love the pic. Thanks for sharing

What a hard worker. Trapping while doing any sport is a ton of work. Good on him!

Here is Sleepy Creeks website. I used them on a pile of beaver in the past and liked the results. Mine were stretched and dried but they do green hides as well.

https://sleepycreektannery.com/