[Ditter]

I live close to central Houston, very near a bayou. Coyotes run up and down the bayou day and night. I have not heard them howl, don't know why not, but I have seen them in the middle of the afternoon running through neighborhoods. Amazing to me!

[Twinkie]

It’s mostly the coyote pups that do the high-pitched
howling out here. So far, here on the river, they haven’t
crossbred with the domestic dogs so much so they are very
timid. One night, several years ago, I saw one of them
flying low out of our garage where it had been eating out
of the dog feeder. So, I moved the feeder & haven’t seen
them since stealing food from the dog’s feeder. I don’t
really begrudge them a bit of food; but they don’t need to
get dependent on humans with all the jackrabbits and
squirrels out here they can eat instead of an unnatural
diet. (Ha. They’d laugh if they only knew I was actually
concerned about their diets.)

[Twinkie]

It’s mostly the coyote pups that do the high-pitched
howling out here. So far, here on the river, they haven’t
crossbred with the domestic dogs so much so they are very
timid. One night, several years ago, I saw one of them
flying low out of our garage where it had been eating out
of the dog feeder. So, I moved the feeder & haven’t seen
them since stealing food from the dog’s feeder. I don’t
really begrudge them a bit of food; but they don’t need to
get dependent on humans with all the jackrabbits and
squirrels out here they can eat instead of an unnatural
diet. (Ha. They’d laugh if they only knew I was actually
concerned about their diets.)