FPS Coyote Lure & Bait Kit #1 | Fox Peak Outdoor Supply

Overview

Discover a compact, economical setup designed for versatile field use. The FPS Coyote Lure & Bait Kit #1 brings together essential attractants and a practical carrying bag, crafted to support flexible scent-based setups in the field. This kit emphasizes ease of use, portability, and value, making it a thoughtful option for trappers who want to prepare for varying terrain and conditions without clutter.

What’s inside

• Two 1 oz Coyote Lures
• One 8 oz Coyote Bait
• 8 oz Coyote Urine
• Bag of wool

Key benefits

• Variety of lures for coyote trapping
• Convenient and economical
• Ready-to-use contents for quick field setups
• Lightweight and portable kit for travel
• Soft wool bag adds transport convenience

In the field

In early morning light or late in the day, arrange the contents to form scent trails or attractant paths across open terrain. The combination of bait and urine offers adaptable placement options, while the wool bag helps keep everything organized in a compact pack. The two small lures provide precise application points, making it easy to tailor setups to the landscape you’re working with.

Real-world use cases

Whether you’re working on a routine setup or testing different placement strategies, this kit supports experimentation without changing bundles. The compact format saves space in your field pack, and the included wool bag protects the contents during transport. This is a practical option for those who value a ready-to-go kit that can adapt to shifting conditions.

Who this is for

This kit is well suited for trappers seeking a practical, budget-friendly, ready-to-use assortment that covers multiple scent-based options in one package. It offers possibilities for diverse field scenarios, with no guarantees, and respects local guidelines and best practices.

Usage tips

• Test placement on calm mornings first to get a sense of scent reach
• Keep the wool bag in your pack to protect the contents from moisture
• Rotate lure and bait positions to explore how terrain affects results