Why I can't stand coyotes...

[FrankenCub]

So I'm on my way to my mother's house about 10 miles away and seen something on the side of the road that seemed eerily familiar. Stopped to check it out and yep, it was what I thought. This would have been a buck, and the biggest reason there's always a low harvest where I live.
Coyote season can't come soon enough.

 

[kev74]

He's gotta eat too.

 

[Phauxtoe]

are you sure it wasn't a black Panther?

 

[kev74]

They gotta eat too.

 

[Phauxtoe]

or an ANTIFA?
(if they want to eat, they just have to call up from the basement for mom to make them a sandwich!)

 

[Uzi]

Why would they leave the drumsticks?

 

[FrankenCub]

I'm sure a group of them were fighting over the fawn and got chased off by a car, this was right at the edge of the road.
Seriously, I know they have to eat too, there's a lot for them to eat and they'll be back later to finish off this one. It pisses me off because the yote numbers are large enough to have a huge impact on deer season here. I don't always get doe tags so I have to look for horns in a very limited buck population.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

You hunt with a gun. They use their teeth. Maybe you could give em a break.

 

[FrankenCub]

There's one of me hunting during a set period of time, there's large groups of them eating every fawn they get a hold of all year long with no set time they have to stop by. I won't give them a break.

As matter of fact, let me add a bit more to this. I'm allowed a certain number of deer per season too, depending on how many tags I get. Many years I never even get a shot. Those eating machine yotes, no season limits on deer, oh wait they have no set season to follow. So let's discuss this, "give them a break". Fuck their break.

 

[Rondo223]

We have a special season up the hill for them

 

[Mk44]

Nature taking it's course.

Unfortunately, we (humans) are coyotes only predator around these parts.
Or are we? I heard there's Mt. lions around.

 

[CaseHardened]

So I'm on my way to my mother's house about 10 miles away and seen something on the side of the road that seemed eerily familiar. Stopped to check it out and yep, it was what I thought. This would have been a buck, and the biggest reason there's always a low harvest where I live.
Coyote season can't come soon enough.

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The only good coyote is a DEAD coyote.

F them.

 

[CaseHardened]

He's gotta eat too.

HE CAN EAT MY LEAD

 

[CaseHardened]

I'm sure a group of them were fighting over the fawn and got chased off by a car, this was right at the edge of the road.
Seriously, I know they have to eat too, there's a lot for them to eat and they'll be back later to finish off this one. It pisses me off because the yote numbers are large enough to have a huge impact on deer season here. I don't always get doe tags so I have to look for horns in a very limited buck population.

These Pieces of Shet were unknown until mebe 50 years ago, when Liberals began passing restrictive Hunting Seasons and Gun Laws.

COYOTES ARE NOT INDIGENOUS TO THE NORTHEAST !!!!

(and neither are so many of our human vermin)

 

[FrankenCub]

My mom's neighbor was in their yard with their pup, last year I think, a coyote ran into the yard and took off with their little pup. This happens all the time around here. It's not like the yotes have little food, they eat very well, but still choose to take pets just because they can. We almost lost 2 of our dogs to them but I was on them before they had the dogs. Well if that's nature's course, I'm gonna change it up.

 

[CaseHardened]

Horrible Criminals buy GOLDEN MALRIN to rid their property of Raccoons, Skunks, and Coyotes.

They keep their pets in one night and leave this stuff out.

I would certainly recommend no decent person ever use it.

Conservation Warden Warns: Fly bait to control wild animals - illegal and a bad idea - Wisconsin DNR

Something to consider if you are a determined criminal:

anyone recommend a poison for coyotes? - 6/15/12

 

[FrankenCub]

Sounds like nasty stuff. I don't like poisons either, seen where rats/mice were poisoned then eaten by pets which also died. I sure like to administer lead poisoning though. Quick to the point and isn't transferable to pets.

 

[SigSweet]

My mom's neighbor was in their yard with their pup, last year I think, a coyote ran into the yard and took off with their little pup. This happens all the time around here. It's not like the yotes have little food, they eat very well, but still choose to take pets just because they can. We almost lost 2 of our dogs to them but I was on them before they had the dogs. Well if that's nature's course, I'm gonna change it up.

In northern Westchester walking my lab around 515am last summer saw a yote about 100 yards away. It trotted up within 10 yards of us.
My dog is super friendly wagging her tail excited to make a new friend. The coyote actually sat down and watched us stare at it for what felt like 2 mins was prob closer to 5-10 seconds. I grabbed my dog by the collar with one hand to keep her close picked up a stick with the other (honestly stick would have broke in half it i had to use it) and yelled get while make a forward motion. It slowly trotted back off checking back to see if i was following. I didnt turn my back on where it was until i was in the house. Dont trust those fuckers and learned my lesson. Leash the dogs now so they dont run off to say hi

Could only imagine how much trouble i would be in if I shot a wild animal attacking me in Westchester. FUAC

 

[swilliams]

The criminals that surround me out here in the woods are lacking in education. They were never taught to read a calendar. Sad thing, what with my deafness and all.

 

[ProgSpear]

@swilliams what did you say? I couldn't hear you...

 

[stokes]

This winter I've seen 5 coyote kills along my road.All were picked clean in one night.I know because I walk my dog down the road for about 2-3 miles every day,no skeleton today,next its there.I actually saw 3 coyotes running a group of deer early one morning,they all crossed the road within 50 yds of me.They were all large deer,all picked clean within 25 ft of the road.Didnt seem to do a whole lot to the population,still see plenty of deer in the fields along my road.

 

[FrankenCub]

They take a pretty heavy toll on the deer population here, very few people hunt the yotes and only one guy I know of traps them. There's a couple groups of 8 or 10 that we've seen on a regular basis this past winter. They travel the corn fields out back every night about 400yds out. I light them up with a laser so we can count the pairs of eyes. Another group of 6 travel the fields closer and are regularly an easy 10 feet from my yard. A Greek family own a small farm plot down the road from me and have lost almost all their livestock a few times. Needless to say I like to hang out around their property a lot. It's kinda hard to cover though the way the land lays. I'm thinking I may be able to set up a bench in the upper window of their barn then I'll see everything.

 

[DoD1776]

I thought coyote season is every season

 

[FrankenCub]

It could be all year if you trust people living near. My problem is I found I can no longer trust one of them. Now if I'm down at the Greek's farm it's a go, protecting livestock slides by.

 

[HighlandLofts]

On the next deer kill, put the golden malrin on the carcass to stop the fly infestation.

Dead carcasses attract flys by the thousands.

Most feed stores handle it, Agway in binghamton should carry it.