It depends on the area you live in and how much damage was done to the hide if shot. One entry hole gets a few dollars more then an entry and exit hole out here.
Also, the local buyer that comes through does not like a person to skin out the coyote. He prefers to buy it intact, so you need a freezer large enough to store them if you want to make any money at it. I keep meat in my freezer, not fur, so I only take a coyote if I'm out on the deer hunt and one should pass by within range.
I do this to help the land owner out in return for letting me hunt his property. I'll give up a deer stand to drop a coyote, it's only good manners...
It ain't like the old days hunting Coyotes for bounty money down in Kansas.
Back in the mid '80's a good coyote fur could net as much as 60 to 90 dollars, depending on color and thickness of the fur... That would have been a good time to make money also, but that came after the bounty was lifted, maybe a decade earlier, and those kind of prices didn't last long...
Today, maybe, $10.00 to $15.00, maybe $20.00 dollars, just depends on the buyer, the quality of the hide, and your location, and how good of a haggler you are... :haha: They can also go for alot less too!
