I remember hearing about a guy, again in eastern Kansas, who ran a pack of mongrel dogs. He didn't care if he "lost" a couple of dogs now and then as there were enough dogs being dumped to replenish his pack. He would hunt coyotes in the winter, with his pack, for the bounty and the "sport." The coyotes ears were turn in for the bounty and he tied up the rest of the 'yote on his fence line that bordered the public gravel road. A govn. agency, I guess the Health Dept. (if they had one back then), made him take them down. I never saw the 'yotes hanging there but drove by afterwards and saw over 30 pairs of the lower half of hind legs still wired to fence posts. Hard to figure.
I will write about the roundups later. They were a big event back then.
