Caught a beautiful red and white yote (pic)

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  • Lonnie

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    I caught this today , i've caught several red with pale bellies over the last several years but this is a 1st

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    snapping turtle

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    Head looks more like a coydog than pure yote, which would account for the color.


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    We had a few wild dogs breed with coyotes many years ago when the Masses left Anderson in the early 1980's. We got one that went 53 pounds and the next year one almost 60 pounds. These were normal colored but the head was different and they were big.
     

    Jrod

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    I would have to agree. I think there is some dog in that yote. But very unique.
     

    snapping turtle

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    Muzzle is thin but the head is thicker than normal. Might be the camera angle though whit the ears down playing with me,

    Coyotes to me have a thinner head with thinner muzzle. The ones we shot in the 1980 were coydogs for sure because we saw them running sheep together as a pack. The dogs and coyote together the fall before.
     

    hammer24

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    How is this one's head "different"? Really. I am not seeing it! Looking to be educated.

    I see the long, narrow muzzle, typical coyote head shape, correct ear position and shape for a coyote. Eye shape, position, and coloration look to be of a coyote as well.

    EDIT: Late on the trigger. Still not seeing a thicker head than usual, though.
     

    Lonnie

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    The color says it has domestic dog in its blood somewhere but nothing else.
    it's size , shape , paws , teeth , muzzle and everything else is coyote.
    I've trapped 100's upon 100's
    the camera angle on the face looks a little off i guess
     

    Lonnie

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    color says it must have some domestic k-9 in its blood but nothing else physical says that.
    it's size, weight , teeth and muzzle included

    I've caught 100's upon 100's over the years


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    Lonnie

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    It was caught in a #2 double coil spring trap (bridger brand) I have added 3 swivels, a base plate with center locator, and machined chain with jaw lamination , also a posi-trip pan system


    Thanks
    I'm up to 5 for the week
     
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