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Coyote Snare A coyote snare is often used on a farm where photos are available. The name of the animal originated from a Spanish alteration of Aztec name “coyotl.” These animals are also called the Brush or Prairie Wolf. The scientific name of the species is Canis Latrans, which means “a barking dog”; the first description of the animal was given by Thomas Say. A coyote snare is often used on a farm where photos are available. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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Coyote Snare

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The animals were killed as they were thought to be pest and the animals are smaller than the Wolf and are close to a medium-sized Collie. The tail is round and bushy. Some representatives of these animals can weigh for about 20 pounds. A coyote snare is often used on a farm where photos are available.