hey i'm going to be showing you how to make a video of how to make a um bobcat slash coyote trap this is the woods i have it's just a up top ridge that i have it works really good because i know they're traveling through here and i'm using a duke one and a half a single spring coil double spring coil trap with a 12 inch rebar and some coyote urine and i'm gonna be using a hammer to dig my hole and hit my stake into the ground now i'll be right back let me go get some me some supplies okay guys i got all my supplies and stuff see what i did i just put some sticks beside the tree so they can't come in from the side and smell your bait and you're going to put some sticks here in the middle for a few for stepping sticks and then i i got my hole dug you don't want your hole very deep unless your uh chains is on the bottom but as you can see on mine mine are on the side and so all you're going to want to do is you're going to want to set your cap you're going to want to put it on the ground there's the dog guys i got my trap set and it's in the hole now all i need to do is stick it to the ground and put my um bait in there i'll be right back okay guys i buried my steak and i got my whole set for my bait now all you got to do is put your stepping sticks you got one on your side one on your other side you want them about four to five inches away from your trap then you're going to want to have your jump stick which is a stick just like right there so when they step they step right in it because coyotes and foxes and all them are just like any other animal you want to trap they don't like doing stuff hard so they'll step over stuff before they step on stuff and then you want to have your other stepping stick just in case they come if they accidentally do come from the back and they step over it you'll get him now how i have this set up i have a hole right here doug just a small little hole it goes down about 10 inches i measured that about eight inches from my trap from the plate of my trap like that that's approximately about eight inches and now what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to get your coyote yarn and then you're gonna unscrew the top stick down in there your stick to hold your bait see that and then you're going to want to take it out like that stick it down in your hole like that cover up a hole with a leaf or something so there don't see the hole i can smell it and then what i like to do with my bottle because it has a little squirt tip on it so i like to screw it back on there now i like to i like to a little down in there so they get an extra smell and then now what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to cover up your trap you're going to want to put a leaf over top of your trigger plate so there's no dirt that gets underneath of it and then just get your dirt that you dug out of your hole with and cover it up people use shifters that don't really matter if you use a shifter or not your hands just work just as good but a shifter with this wet stuff would be nice you don't want any sticks in there because that'll make sure that you're trapped will go off but it will get your coyotes away and now what you're going to want to do is pull that leaf right off of your trigger plate see there you go then you want to cover you want to make it look like nobody's been here okay that's how you make a coyote bobcat trap thank you bye