Posted by 36 coupe on September 07, 2011 at 04:01:19 from (199.2.59.175):
In Reply to: Re: Coyotes and calves posted by Ken Macfarlane on September 06, 2011 at 08:32:54:
Friend was bow hunting from a tree stand.3 coyotes sat under the tree looking at him for 2 hours.He carries a Navy 36 with him now.Maine bow hunters can carry hand guns.I had a good look at 2 coyotes that were trapped.They are big here,look like skinny German Shepards.I hear them at night.Fellow told me he shot two that were trying to take a newborn calf.Other cows were defending the mother and calf.Ive seen a coyote eating pear drops and they are coming into the side yard eating apple drops.They will kill dogs and they killed a woman hiker in Canada.The small game and deer population is way down here.Coyotes move into an area, eat the game and move on.People who say they are not dangerous are fools.
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