Posted by jdemaris on November 23, 2008 at 17:46:35 from (67.142.130.37):
In Reply to: Coyotes posted by richardp3 on November 23, 2008 at 17:13:12:
Plenty of them here in central New York. They often come past the house in the middle of the night - wooping it up sounding like they're a bunch of teenagers with a case of beer.
My next-door nieghbor is a wildlife technician for the State of New York. He's been out lately trapping them to install radio collars. State wants to keep tabs on them and see where they go. I found out when my border collie stepped into one of Encon's traps.
As far a killing goes? I haven't seen it, but I know they get blamed for a lot. True or not, I don't know. All the coyote droppings I find in the woods and fields are full of mouse fur. We often have baby goats in the barn and always have chickens - and many times I've found coyote tracks in the snow - where they peaked in, but would not go in. I think the human scent keeps them out. Only animals I've had killed were done in by weasels, coons, fisher, and red fox - and of course, other people's dogs. I've had more pigs and chickens killed by domestic dogs -then anyting wild. But, here we get paid for it. State of New York requires the towns to have their own animal-damage assessors. If he/she determines a farm animal is killed by a domestic animal - and not a wild animal - the town pays for it. Not very much, but something. Last I heard it's around $50 for a pig, and $7 for a chicken.
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