The Efficacy of Scent Lures in Camera Trapping Canis Latrans in Southeast Georgia

Location

Russell Student Union, Statesboro Campus- Room 2048

Document Type and Release Option

Thesis Presentation (Restricted to Georgia Southern)

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Michelle Cawthorn

Faculty Mentor Email

mcawthor@georgiasouthern.edu

Presentation Year

2021

Start Date

17-11-2021 6:00 PM

End Date

17-11-2021 7:00 PM

Keywords

Georgia Southern University, Honors College, Presentation

Description

The purpose of this research was to determine the efcacy of scent lures in attracting Canis latrans, more commonly known as coyotes. To do this, a camera trapping method was used and paired with scent lures of coyote urine and a fsh emollient, as well as a control. The results were inconclusive as to which lure was more or less efective; however, the results do provide valuable information on the coyote population of the area, as well as other mammals

Academic Unit

College of Science and Mathematics

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The Efficacy of Scent Lures in Camera Trapping Canis Latrans in Southeast Georgia

Russell Student Union, Statesboro Campus- Room 2048

The purpose of this research was to determine the efcacy of scent lures in attracting Canis latrans, more commonly known as coyotes. To do this, a camera trapping method was used and paired with scent lures of coyote urine and a fsh emollient, as well as a control. The results were inconclusive as to which lure was more or less efective; however, the results do provide valuable information on the coyote population of the area, as well as other mammals