Yotes!

[ducksmuggler]

All good points! But my best way to say away from them road/radio jockeys is to do like I did! Get on of those high $$ two ways so you can talk with guys 10 miles apart and leave it on scan! That way you know where " they are" and where not to be if you are trying to spot and stock.

[triplecurler]

I've been talking to the DNR and it sounds like they may do one of their decoys stings pretty soon. Farmers are furious...

[greatwhitehunter3!]

To catch shooting out of vehicles and trespassing or something else?

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[triplecurler]

Shooting out of vehicles and trespassing. They trespass when they pick up the coyotes.

[Goldfish]

Pretty sure you can legally retrieve your downed game on private land, so it has to be shooting from a vehicle or shooting onto private land

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[dwendt]

Pretty sure you can legally retrieve your downed game on private land, so it has to be shooting from a vehicle or shooting onto private land

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You are correct, you can retrieve an animal on private property, I don't believe you need to ask if you can see the animal, but it is general frowned upon not to ask the owner to go retrieve it.

[Goldfish]

If it's posted, you have to let them know before hand. They cannot forbid you, but you are correct that it's common courtesy to go speak with them first. Don't know many farmers who like being woke at 2am to say you are going to go retrieve a pest though

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[greatwhitehunter3!]

And no weapons allowed when retrieving I believe.

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[triplecurler]

These guys hunt during the daylight, farmers will not give permission to retrieve coyotes, they encourage the calling of the game warden. That way the warden can see that they did not have permission and they shot from the vehicle/road.

[ducksmuggler]

Tripple we might be talking about the same group??


They been banned from hunting any game animals? Yote are unprotected so