okie archer
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dedication will always get the job done, 24/7 will do itThey’re arguably this country’s best renewable resource. I’m skeptical, to say the least, that we can effectively manage them with our current tools in the toolbox.
I say that as someone that calls coyotes every winter.
They’re arguably this country’s best renewable resource. I’m skeptical, to say the least, that we can effectively manage them with our current tools in the toolbox.
I say that as someone that calls coyotes every winter.
I shoot every coyote I see on the spot no matter the time of year. mtmuleyThe point of my post was to share what I thought was a very cool moment in nature that my trail camera captured. Not necessarily a scientific debate. However, shortage of deer or not I still root for the deer.
Me as well. I know a lot of people won’t shoot them while hunting deer but I certainly will.I shoot every coyote I see on the spot no matter the time of year. mtmuley
I regret letting one go at first light of deer opener. Only seen doe and fawn pairs all day anyhow.Me as well. I know a lot of people won’t shoot them while hunting deer but I certainly will.
Im with you. Also have no problem harvesting them though.White people have been trying to eradicate song dogs since they landed on Plymouth Rock. So far, the coyotes have won, admirably. I once heard a big wig in the animal sciences who was looking at ways to reduce predation on livestock describe the situation as "trying to dig a hole in the ocean."
Everybody loves veal, except for vegetarians. Good for the old trickster for getting a meal.
Dan Flores points out this science in his book "Coyote America". Litter size increases when a certain density low is triggered. The mechanism appears to be in whether they hear howls from other family groups.From the article above has always been my understanding. View attachment 344141
I admire their perseverance. Good to know there’s a few facets of nature man cannot exert absolute control over, despite their best efforts.