Don't know if you are skinning and keeping the skins, but when I was into coyote calling (in Idaho, VT, and upstate NYS), I always skinned them out and put the skins in a freezer, then sold them just like that to an itinerant fur buyer. Kept me in shells and gas money.... Or you might be able to trade a few raw ones for a tanned pelt. I also sold gamebird skins(with feathers on) to a novelty company and a fly-tying company. "Waste not....."
Funny/irritating thing was that the little yellowish dogs we shot in the wheatfields of the Palouse were worth much more than the big, part-wolf luxuriant-fur ones we got in the Northeast. Because the lighter colored fur took various colored dyes much better! Gotta love the fashionistas!
