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KATHIE LEE AND KIDS IN TEARS AS COYOTE KILLS BELOVED POOCH
NY Post ^ | February 1, 2003 | JOE McGURK

Posted on 02/02/2003 6:19:44 PM PST by SandfleaCSC

Edited on 05/26/2004 5:11:23 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

Kathie Lee Gifford is grieving for her beloved dog, Chardonnay, who was killed near the family

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TOPICS: Culture/Society; Extended News
KEYWORDS: buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurp; lessfilling; tastesgreat; tasteslikechicken
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To: MarketR
Inchon Frise!

LOL!

181 posted on 02/03/2003 1:41:33 PM PST by Don Carlos (Year of the sheep. Baaaaa! Look out, AyRabs. Sheep have long memories!)
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To: Terriergal
Some studies have shown that if coyotes are killed off the survivors just breed more to replace the dead ones. >

NOt if there aren't any left.

Well, yeah, obviously. IF there aren't any left. Of course, humans haven't had much luck in killing every single coyote in a given area, and even when that happens, more coyotes move into the unclaimed territory. It's very frustrating.

Special bowhunts for deer in populated areas works pretty well too. But we have the bleeding hearts standing in the way. Boo hoo! I'd rather watch them starve and buy my meat at the store where I don't have to deal with the reality of death!

I live in a very liberal suburb. But the liberals get sick of having their BMWs totalled by deer, so there is bow and gun hunting here several times a year, even in developed areas. Hardly makes a dent in the deer population, though.

182 posted on 02/03/2003 4:20:22 PM PST by Capriole (Yes, I'm pro-choice. My choice is a Browning Hi-Power 9 mm.)
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To: Capriole
humans haven't had much luck in killing every single coyote in a given area, and even when that happens, more coyotes move into the unclaimed territory. It's very frustrating.

Ah well, keep shooting.

hunting deer in populated areas is tough - people don't realize patterning them is totally different than elsewhere. I haven't tried it but I have been reading about people who have.

183 posted on 02/03/2003 5:16:17 PM PST by Terriergal ("DU is the biggest source of HATESPEECH on the internet today")
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To: Capriole


BTW you would think that people dispatching rabbits and squirrels would make an even smaller dent since there are so many more than there are predators... but somehow I've managed. The damage is much less around our house than it was when we first moved here. The animals learn the area is dangerous. I watch them actually skirt my yard sometimes.
184 posted on 02/03/2003 5:18:01 PM PST by Terriergal ("DU is the biggest source of HATESPEECH on the internet today")
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To: logic101.net
Thanks, Mark. It was a rhetorical question, but I knew another Freeper could elaborate with style. (^;
185 posted on 02/03/2003 6:58:26 PM PST by Ragtime Cowgirl (The Press"By what law has it been elected and to whom is it responsible?"- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn)
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To: Terriergal
you would think that people dispatching rabbits and squirrels would make an even smaller dent since there are so many more than there are predators... but somehow I've managed. The damage is much less around our house than it was when we first moved here. The animals learn the area is dangerous. I watch them actually skirt my yard sometimes.

You obviously have smarter squirrels than I do. Mine haven't learned a darn thing. Mine're probably liberal squirrels.

186 posted on 02/03/2003 7:18:18 PM PST by Capriole (Yes, I'm pro-choice. My choice is a Browning Hi-Power 9 mm.)
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To: condi2008
OMG! That is him! That is who I saw! It was right on the road that runs in front of my property.

My dogs bark allot lately (past couple months) and never have been barker at just nothing..must have coyote and deer around.

My property is lit up at night with floods will that keep animals away or attract?
187 posted on 02/04/2003 12:21:02 AM PST by oceanperch
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To: condi2008
Oh BTW thanks for the pic and song.
188 posted on 02/04/2003 12:23:13 AM PST by oceanperch
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To: Kevin Curry
It's French for "frozen buffalo" I think.;')
189 posted on 02/04/2003 1:52:16 AM PST by cartoonistx
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To: mg39
"....Nostaligia for ignorance is not a good thing. The "kill all the varmints" mentality has led to extinction...."

Nah,....didn't say kill ALL the varmints, just the ones that are raining on your parade: the coyote or fox that's killing your puppies or chickens. If you ever spent time with country folk, you'd know what I mean. I doubt that you have, evidenced by your response. S'Okay.

Share this world with the rest of creation...so, if a family of mice move into your house, are you just gonna let them procreate and turn into a thousand mice, all in the name of "sharing" ??

Have you ever seen what can happen if mice/rats overun a house? I have, brother, and it's not pretty. By the way, the owner of the house, a Christian lady who who meant well, thought like you do, was finally glad to have someone else come in and kill the HUNDREDS of mice that overran her house.

We are supposed to take DOMINION over creation...and control it. It's the Lord's gift...and it's a beautiful thing.

Yeah, I call you crazy.

190 posted on 02/05/2003 7:56:38 PM PST by Victor
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To: jslade
That's why I like my 165lb Irish Wolfhound. I just him go out play with the coyotes around,....they never seem to pester us anymore. My next project is to train my pet falcon to fetch me longnecks. ;^)
191 posted on 02/05/2003 8:04:04 PM PST by Cvengr
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To: SandfleaCSC
An update to all who are interested. I live in Riverside, and have a small dog, so I'm interested in this story. Someone did finally set a trap for the coyote: a padded leg trap. It caught a coyote, who then managed to rip the trap out of the ground. It's been seen for the last several days dragging around the leg clamp. Fish and Game officials have been unable to locate the coyote so they can kill it.
192 posted on 03/09/2003 2:04:53 PM PST by Koblenz (There's usually a free market solution)
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