Coyote Trapping: How to make a Dirt Hole set

February 3rd, 2020

Detailed step by step guide to putting in a dirt hole set to trap coyotes and other predators to balance the predator/prey populations.

We want to share those techniques so you can do a good job of balancing the predator/prey population at your hunting grounds.

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