Trapping Coyotes

Comments of the Executive Director of SAM concerning a recent article about their program of coyote snaring. Includes Ted William's response to the comments.

Comments of the Executive Director of SAM concerning a recent article about their program of coyote snaring. Includes Ted William's response to the comments.
Location: Kennebunk

By: George Smith

Photography by: Len Rue Jr

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