Posted by buickanddeere on March 20, 2010 at 08:11:03 from (216.183.135.203):
In Reply to: Re: hey jdemaris posted by jdemaris on March 20, 2010 at 06:21:51:
NMR in Ontario officially claim there there exists no problem with or they don't even exist. With cougar,wolf,bear or coyote in Ontario. There was an article in the local paper this week from a MNR bioligist from Toronto. Who claimed there has been no increase in the coyote population in the past century. And coyotes pose no threat. There has been a rash of reported and verified instances in Canada. Of cougars stalking and grabbing children and adults. An olympic biathalon in training and a newly graduated physician killed by bears. A person was killed by coyoyes last month and too many accounts to list of coyotes grabbing pets from back yards and even pets off leashes during walks. One of my bother's fellow truck drivers working for this company. Was attacked and bitten on the forearm by a coyote. They figure the coyote was defending a heap of dead chickens beside the barn. While the driver was a feed blower hose to a bin.
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