Coyote hunt raises money for South Dakota military
From left, Dale Peplinski and Joel Kaczynski are congratulated by Patti Mitchell for winning largest coyote. Peplinski and Kaczynski brought in a coyote that weighed 38.01 pounds for the Day County Coyote Hunt Dec. 14. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Middle, Patti Mitchell presented, left, Jason Baker and Chris Stevenson receive first place prize from Patti Mitchell for most number of coyote brought in. Baker and Stevenson brought in 26 out of the 52 coyote hunted during the Day County Coyote Hunt Dec. 14. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Day County Coyote Hunt took place Dec. 12-14 and raised money for South Dakota military and familes in need. sixty particpants took the weekend to hunt 52 coyotes and help support the fundraiser’s goal. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Roslyn Fire Station held the annual Day County Coyote Hunt celebration Dec. 14. The coyote hunt took place Dec. 12-14 and it raised money for needy South Dakota military and family. This was the 19th year and organizer Patti Mitchell said this was a big success and is thankful for all the help from the chairmen and the members of Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW). Participating members and volunteers…
