Leaving Texas!!!

[histopicker]

Does this mean you will miss the next LSB get together?

I would imagine it dose. It will be a more "relaxed environment" without my presence. lol
I found this video, my exact sentiments!!

 

[histopicker]

A couple of images of where I will be trapping coyote.

 

[Brian Shaffer]

I am waiting to hear about the histopicker guide service...

 

[rob072770]

Wow to,live your dream does not get any better the best of luck to you and God's speed to you and what makes you happy in life.

 

[Itsazonik]

just don't get eaten

 

[histopicker]

just don't get eaten

There is a substantial lion population there. Not to worry, I have Odis the Lion eating pug as my companion.

 

[Itsazonik]

oh yes, your safe now

 

[Aspp]

Grats Histo!!! That is an amazing area to spend time outside in! Take lots of pictures and be sure to look up once in a while or you will have a cat tap dancing on your head!!

 

[Ratdog68]

Congrats there yer Histoness ! I've been enjoying a couple of YouTube channels on the subject: "Wilderness Outfitters" (Dave Canterbury), and "The Wild North" (Andrew is his name) up in Northwest Territories.

 

[histopicker]

Congrats there yer Histoness ! I've been enjoying a couple of YouTube channels on the subject: "Wilderness Outfitters" (Dave Canterbury), and "The Wild North" (Andrew is his name) up in Northwest Territories.

I have been watching both of those also. Canterbury I can do without, Andrew has it together. Check out "boss of the swamp" channel, he can trap.

 

[Ratdog68]

I have been watching both of those also. Canterbury I can do without, Andrew has it together. Check out "boss of the swamp" channel, he can trap.

I'll have to check out that channel, thanks.

 

[TXCOONDOG]

Nice and Congrats

 

[histopicker]

I just got home (Texas) after hauling my second load of house hold possessions to Utah. While I was there I scouted some areas to begin trapping Coyote. I will post some pics later as I just finished driving 24 hours straight. I checked out a remarkable area and actually gathered up quite a bit of coyote scat that I will use later on my sets. I have 6 dozen traps nearly ready to go; just need to dye and wax them. There was a winter storm there on Thursday so I will be delayed in getting the traps in the ground for about two more weeks. The whole plan is coming together but it is taking mucho effort and I am loving every moment of it. I was amazed that you cannot even find a road killed Coyote in Utah, but leaving one laying there would be like passing up a 50.00 bill.
I talked with an old trapper while I was there and he chuckled about how you can't call a coyote in now, everybody and their dog are trying to call them in and have educated the hell out of them.
Yes I am rambling but driving 1,300 miles without rest will do that to you. duh

 

[FrankT]

Get some sleep and get back to us w all the details!

 

[Brian Shaffer]

Simply amazing, histopicker!

 

[Aspp]

Lucky Dog! Ill be living vicariously until I can afford to move!

 

[Ratdog68]

Histo.... Randy Anderson's 'yote call videos are really good. He teaches their language, not just random calling sounds. May be a twist you can take advantage of?