HOW TO CATCH COYOTES IN LARGE NUMBERS- Part 1

[@tnkmckenna]

Glad to see you back. I have watched both and love them. I am going to put to use the snares. I am still working into the ground. I have a little so we are setting few. Thanks again.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you for watching. Good luck with your snares!

[@alaskajohn5695]

Love your video’s, so hands-on and real…. I’m sharing your video’s with my grandkids, and neighbor kids…

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Wow that’s a great compliment. I appreciate you carrying on the trapping tradition to others

[@royappell971]

Jeromy , so happy to see you back on KZbin! Looking forward to part 2

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you Roy. I hope to post regular now for awhile. Part two has lots of coyotes caught

[@trapsquatch4937]

Oh yeah, the return of Cooley!!! I'm stoked to learn more from you man. This will be my 3rd season, and I'm hoping to bag my first coyote, so this series will be very helpful! Thank you for all that you do brother.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Glad to be back. Hahahaha. Good luck with your trapline… when I started out I had to really persevere until I caught my first bunch of coyotes. It gets easier with time for sure. Good luck!

[@jeffsettles5125]

Glad to see you back. Can't wait to learn more from you this year . Good luck to ya

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey thanks Jeff! I’ve got a new bobcat video coming out shortly. Thanks for all your support

[@ethanw.outdoors]

Glad to see you back at it Jeromy!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you! I hope your having a good season

[@cofieldcountryoutdoors4567]

Great video. I would like to say thank you. Last year, i had a somewhat lengthy conversation with you on bobcat trapping. This year, I haven't really started trapping. I've just been running a couple dozen hear and there after work between rain days for a total of 240 individual trap checks 10 nights on 2 dozen sets (all I got time for between work). Normally, I catch 5 to 10 cats in an entire season. Well, after conversing with you, I started watching your cat trapping videos in length over and over on mute, of course. I started looking at your land contours, then tried to incorporate your methodology to my wooded, pasture mixture (not being able to see tracks boo). Well, I'm at 4 cats already, and I haven't even started really trapping yet. Come January when I take a few weeks off i will be getting with the cat trapping. Thanks for the info. Keep it up.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That is awesome! I think they are pretty easy to catch once you get ‘em figured out. Congratulations on that! Keep us posted on how you do this season if you would. Good luck out there

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Great to see you back buddy! I cant wait to watch the rest of this series! Hope all is well and Good luck with everything my friend!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Good to hear from you Mark! Looks like you’re having a good season. Keep up the good work! Thanks for the support

[@sethlarson5110]

Enjoy your video and the country. I will say your idea on bait and your your approach is I little different than mine and I'm theorizing that in your harsher weather conditions up there ur coyotes might be a bit more responsive to anything that might be a possible meal. But you obviously have a system that works very well for you. We have a very high population of coyotes here in KS but they eat very well too.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I totally agree with you. Each area has different things that attract coyotes, or spook them. In my area it takes very little attractions. Thanks for a good point

[@brentrowan2794]

Excited for this info dump! Thanks for taking the time to share

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Brent! Hopefully it doesn’t get too boring. Hahahaha

[@brentrowan2794]

@@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790 I don’t know how it could be boring if you are into trapping

[@KFED721]

Been waiting for you to begin posting again!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Heck yeah! I should be posting pretty regular again now. Thanks for watching

[@jamesfoss1238]

Glad you are back, looking forward to the new series sir!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you! Part 2 hopefully before Christmas. Thanks for checking it out.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Are you running traps this winter?

[@jamesfoss1238]

I started a few weeks ago. The snow is keeping me holding back a little

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I completely understand that. Best of luck with it.

[@cocoaman435]

Heck yea, another educational video, thanks Cooley, for the great tips. Also for all them vids you post up, educating the beginners. Much much love. From Utah!!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Alex! I hope you doing good on your trapline. Keep me posted how it goes!

[@frankhengstler6101]

Awesome stuff Jeromy, can’t wait to see the other videos, love seeing how other people do their sets, might learn a new trick 👍👍

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hahahaha. Thanks Frank… I’m sure you’ve already got a pile of coyotes caught.

[@frankhengstler6101]

47 coyotes and 12 fox, I had no idea we had that many fox around

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I love the fox. We have a small population around here, but don’t target them yet. I’ve caught 3 in the last several years in my coyote sets. Sounds like you’re doing just fine on the coyotes. Hahahaha

[@Kaskit556]

Shaaaaaawooooooo Cooley is Baaaaack !!!! Ive been waitin Bruhda 😁

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Whaaaaaaats upppp! Hahaha. Sorry for the late start, but it’s rolling now.

[@eddiek4978]

Great as always!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you!

[@jordanatnip7170]

My husband and I are looking forward to this series. We would also like to know what is the coat you are wearing??

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I hope you like the series. The coat is made by Powder River. They are wool, and I love them and highly recommend them. Not sponsored by them at all but they are great jackets.

[@denniswalker2046]

What a pleasure to enjoy your videos!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Dennis! Glad to meet up with you this summer. Thanks for the compliment!

[@GeorgiaTrappingandFishing]

Awesome video Jeromy! Glad to see this series started buddy. Good luck on your line this year and I’m lookin forward to all the new one 😊👍👏👏👏

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you Craig! Glad to hear from you. I hope your doing well

[@mikequesenberry5344]

What a great Christmas present your giving us , glad to see you back was getting concerned that you were not doing videos. Look forward to the next parts. Just have a few snares out , were really having winter here , lot of snow , blowing , drifting , really hard to set foot holds for now. Thanks Jeromy , hope your family is well.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Mike! Glad to hear from you. I’ve had a rough time with foothold also. The ground is frozen at least 8” deep, and then 8” of snow on top… it takes me 10 minutes just to chip in a trap bed…hahahah. I enjoy the challenge I guess. Good luck to you!

[@larryrossum3000]

Great videos and love the simplistic approach. Kinda the way I do things

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I have to keep things simple too in order to stay efficient. Elaborate sets are fine and dandy, but maybe take more time. Thanks for watching and good luck on your traplines.

[@larryrossum3000]

Had a great season so far. Pushing 70 coyotes but we just got that season changing blizzard with huge drifts so access might be a real issue. Bummer

[@iowamikeoutdoors1804]

Excellent info Jeromy, looking forward to part 2 and 3

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Iowa Mike! I’ll hopefully have part two out before Christmas. Good luck out there!

[@judithdandavis2206]

the snares you make are super fast . they work great for the beaver . these were the first i have used with the 1x19 cable . love them .

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That’s great Dan. I hope all is well with you and Judith! Have a great Christmas!

[@judithdandavis2206]

@@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790 hope you have a great Christmas also . can't wait to see the rest of the series .

[@ottercat8527]

Glad to see your still kickin !

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hahahaha. Just barely kicking mostly screaming though. Good to hear from you!

[@H82Miss]

Great video! Can't wait for part 2!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks Doug… part 2 should be worth the wait. Thanks for the support

[@coyotewacker]

Thanks For Sharing ,Good Series 👍

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you very much!

[@swamplivingadventures4574]

Hey Jeromy , I love your channel! Quick question you said you use Duke number twos unmodified . They hold well and not much foot damage? I’m thinking about getting a bunch that’s why I’m asking.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

@@swamplivingadventures4574 I definitely like the Duke #2 square jaw. They do hold as well as any trap on the market. I have yet to have a pullout. As far as foot damage I would say it really depends on how much the animal struggles. I’ve got several different brands of traps, and the Duke #2 are my go to

[@jasonhoesel7144]

Great video, looking forward to this series. Thanks for taking us along.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Jason! Thanks for checking it out. Part 2 next week. It’s filmed… there may be quite a few coyotes caught. Lol

[@jimmywipf6493]

Sounds like this could be interesting,been wondering where you been really enjoyed your footage last winter.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks Jimmy! I’ve had a heck of a time uploading. I’m computer retarded so that doesn’t help. I should have a video every week or so from now on. Thanks for the support

[@huntready1435]

This is going to be a great series! Looking forward to this one! I trap the same way as far as perfecting 1 set and running it. We cant snare in Illinois otherwise just like you that would be my number 2 set.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you! I forget that not everyone has the same laws that I do with snares/cables. Thanks for the positive comment!

[@fishhunttraprepeat6897]

Who is this guy I like him already can't wait for part two part three

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey thanks! I appreciate you watching. Part three is in editing right now. I should have it out very soon.

[@sesoutdoors4967]

A wealth of information thanks for sharing.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@deadpinecollective]

Great video. Thanks for posting

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you for watching!

[@CoffeyOutdoors]

great information brother should be a great series

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you Dave! I appreciate your comments

[@DonathOutdoors]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful, just getting into trapping coyote.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Good luck out there. There is a lot of good information out there in KZbin land, and with some time it becomes very easy. If I could give anyone new to trapping coyotes a tip it would be that a coyotes NUMBER ONE TOOL is his nose… it can work in your favor, or against you. Out west here, with bait and lure, less is waaaaaay more. If I could learn to trap coyotes again I would not let myself use anything besides urine at a set. It would help teach me the right spot to put my set, and the right spot to put my trap within the set. Stay tuned for part three. I’ll go into detail about this topic. Thanks for your support

[@tomkatoutdoor6374]

Yes. If you don’t have 100 to catch your numbers will be off. For years I’d catch 50-60 on just 2 farms here in ks. My job changed and now I have more time to trap and picked up other farms now I drive 130 miles a day and like you pick up yotes 2-10 a day over a 45 day span I catch a bunch. And I don’t start until after the first of the year. And it starts here in kansas like November 20. And you have good videos. Keep them coming. !!!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks for the insight? I appreciate you checking out my videos

[@lukebutterfield576]

Looking forward to learning more about coyote behavior and trapping

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Stay tuned for part 2 lots of good tips

[@j.glenwelker5249]

Ok I’m wondering how you keep track of 150-200 sets in you memory? Are you using a GPS?

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hahahaha great question. I definitely should use GPS. I usually have Jack with me to help remember. When I get home at night I can’t remember anything, but when I show up I follow my tracks, and am able to remember every set. Like remembering stop signs on the morning commute… Thanks for the comment

[@j.glenwelker5249]

@@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790 That’s great and I was to thank you for your responses and videos. They are a great boost. I’m able to see your topography in my area I trap in. It’s pretty cool. Thank you!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

I appreciate your comments. I’ll break down my coyote locations, and topography more in Part 2, and part 3.

[@woodystrapping]

Great info brother 😁👍

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey Woody! Thanks for watching

[@krusty1490]

thx for the great info !

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks for watching

[@tomkatoutdoor6374]

Yip your the man. Keep them videos coming. Plan on watching them all. Just started myself. But no plan on a 100. Only going to give it about 3 weeks There is an old saying about trapping. KISS. Keep it simple stupid. That’s what trapping is all about.

[@rtsrider4579]

And exactly what is the point of needlessly killing these animals and posting it for entertainment?

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

You can stop anytime… good luck! Thanks for the view