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Must be a wealthy coyote, to live in that area.
1 posted on 08/05/2025 12:03:55 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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or Wiley :)


2 posted on 08/05/2025 12:09:04 PM PDT by xp38
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Too many coyotes.

They need to be culled.


3 posted on 08/05/2025 12:13:40 PM PDT by ifinnegan (Democrats kill babies and harvest their organs to sell)
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So gay....I’d be ashamed of myself to have a coyote take me down. A big one is about 50 pounds... that’s like a second grader attacking you.


4 posted on 08/05/2025 12:16:32 PM PDT by DesertRhino (When men on the chessboard, get up and tell you where to go…)
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I walk in coyote country every day.

I seem them now and them.

Dang things never hang long enough to give me a good shot at them. With my handgun, a rifle would be better but it is a pain to carry all the time.

We have respectful coyotes around here.

Other wise they die.


8 posted on 08/05/2025 12:35:36 PM PDT by riverrunner
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In certain times of the year, I can identify 3 to 5 different packs near my house just by listening to them howl & yowl. I had one pass within 10 yards of me during deer season as I was in a natural ground blind. It never knew I was there, just kept on the trail of whatever it was hunting.

As others have noted, coyotes are really not an issue for adult humans. Small dogs & cats are another matter since they mimic the size of the coyote’s usual food source.


9 posted on 08/05/2025 1:17:56 PM PDT by T-Bird45 (It feels like the seventies, and it shouldn't. )
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"Coyote sightings are common in the area due to the abundance of deer and other small animals, which serve as food sources for the coyotes."

No. Sightings are common because we lost the will to eradicate pests.

11 posted on 08/05/2025 2:07:13 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom
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I had a similar experience a few years ago. I’m pretty sure she had cubs nearby and just wanted to make sure I wasn’t a threat. No


12 posted on 08/05/2025 2:20:04 PM PDT by Feckless (The US Gubbmint / This TagliCanne CENSORED by FR \ IrOnic, ain't it?)
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A .22-250 works well, but is not always handy to carry.


14 posted on 08/05/2025 3:00:54 PM PDT by kawhill ("What's that? Conductant. A little dab'll do ya, isnt that right Mr. Jackson?")
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About two weeks ago I was hiking in Quicksilver Park,. (Santa Clara County) and I saw a coyote on the trail. He was kinda cool.


17 posted on 08/05/2025 7:04:55 PM PDT by Psycho_Runner (I voted for the presumed Felon.)
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At least it’s not a healthy werewolf.


19 posted on 08/05/2025 11:28:42 PM PDT by jonrick46 (Leftniks chase illusions of motherships at the end of the pier.)
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