Posted by Mark - IN. on January 25, 2010 at 20:34:16 from (205.188.116.74):
In Reply to: coyotes posted by wijim on January 25, 2010 at 17:58:51:
They sure are wiley. Haven't seen one in a while though. I think we thinned them out pretty good on the Indiana/Michigan border center state. We'd take a few and chase the rest up north, and they'd take a few and send the rest back down our way, and back and forth like one of them pinball machines. Them son of a guns sure are wiley, aint they? They are smart, got a great sense of sight and smell, and get up and move out from zero to light speed in a second if you happen up on them. Not much in the daylight anymore, mostly in the middle of the night when we're sleeping, if they do. And by the time you hear them yipping, they're already passing at speed, so the only thing to do then is get up and relieve yourself since they woke you up, and then back to bed. Them son of a guns.
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