I see stuff for hunting coyotes at bass pro.. What does one do with a yote after it's been dispatched?

Take a pic then hang it on the fence as a warning to other yotes and a sign to your neighbor that you are doing your part in fighting the good fight..

Admire it or spit on it-depending on your feelings towards coyotes.....

Skin it. Make a rug out of the skins.

Buzzards got to eat too.

Down here in Fayette County there is a bounty on the dudes. Biggest, mostest paid by the county extension agent. Weigh at there office and at several sites. Anybody want to get a few? If so, I'll try to get so info. Just saw in the Fayette County Record Our local newspaper a week or two ago. Think there is a hog bounty also.

Make tamales.

And Allsup's burritos.

Get caught by the owner of the property of hanging it on his fence and don't count on ever being allowed back.

Bounty sounds fun! So they eat young livestock is that why?

I just know them to eat cats and toy dogs

Yes they will on the new calves that drop! Neighbor has lost a few (Polled Angus) in the last year are two. I haven't lost a one in 6 years but my momma cows have 5 or 6 foot switch blades on there head.

so that's not a good idea?

skin it, then shoot another?

Coyotes have been known to attack humans.

As the carcass rots, the galvanizing on the wire deteriorates and
shortens the life of that portion of the fence. At $12-13K per mile, a rancher doesn't want anything shortening the life of his fences.

Very scientific answer there Hoss! I thought it was caused they looked and smelled bad!

You can sell them to Chinese food restaurants.

Bobcats yes, coyotes, not so much, they sell better at Allsup's.

Never heard of that, we have a fence row that my grandad started hanging coyotes on as did my dad and I have for the past 20 yrs. We kill an average of 80 coyotes per year. That fence is still there, with we'll over 60 yrs of dead coyotes. Most the ranchers in our area ask us to hang them on the fence. We had an area about 5yrs ago that had a write up in the paper because of 96 coyote hung on the fence down a countr rd.

But to answer the original question. Most ranchers that call and ask for our help have had problems with smaller livestock missing chickens, sheep, calvs, with an occasional watermelon farmer too. Coyotes are also pretty hard on turkeys and fawns.
Being that it doesn't really get cold enough in our area to have good pelt there is no money in the hides, so it's either throw them in a bone pit, or hang them on the fence.

Yup.

Shane

Mason county pays $150 per yote

hang it on the fence post

what else?

AEB so if I killed 15 yotes off your ranch and hung them from $5 t-post you would be upset?

I think there is, and I believe it's ~$5. AFAIK, just the ears are needed for proof.