Your going to have to show me where you found that cause I've never heard of it before.
Here, I Lougled it for you.
As we never skin them in the field and deal with the entire coyote, I guess me writing "the dead coyote" and not just "the hide" was incorrect.
Glad this was cleared up for the OP, only the hide has to be brought home and then you can do what you want. Not worth skinning a coyote with a 270 hole in it though.
On page 15 of your BC regs
36. to kill wildlife (with the exception of grizzly
bear, cougar or a fur bearing animal other
than a black bear) and fail to remove from
the carcass the edible portions of the four
quarters and loins to the person’s normal
dwelling place or to a meat cutter or the
owner or operator of a cold storage plant.
A person who kills wildlife is exempted
from the requirement to remove the edible
portions if that person transfers possession
of the wildlife to a recipient who complies
with the requirement. Edible portions do
not include meat that has been damaged
and made inedible by the method of taking.
Of grizzly bear, cougar or a furbearing animal
other than a black bear, the hide must be
removed to the person’s normal dwelling
place or to a meat cutter, the owner or
operator of a cold storage plant or to a
taxidermist, tanner or a fur trader. A person
who kills wildlife is exempted from the
requirement to remove the hide if that
person transfers possession of the wildlife
to another person who complies with the
