Posted by Weldon K on October 03, 2010 at 10:45:16 from (98.16.35.183):
In Reply to: OT - Coyotes posted by SCHMUCK 2 on October 01, 2010 at 12:43:10:
Big problem now here in northwestern N.C., thanks to Wildlife Dept. releasing many breeding pairs of coyote/wolf cross ( much larger animals than western coyote ) about 15 years ago. They would not admit the release then ( said coyotes were migrating in from Virginia or were escapes from private hunting preserves) but they do now. Wildlife officer says kill them any way you can. #&*% things kill a lot of our barn cats , got the neighbors house dog when let outside, tore up his outside dog so bad it died, also killed his chickens. We never found a dairy calf born in pasture one night. Last year one night we heard a baby deer bleating as it was being dragged by a coyote through the woods less than 75 feet from our house. Hear them howling/yipping night and day around here. See them frequently in broad daylight trotting across fields , not afraid of tractor. I've shot a few and deer hunters kill some each year too. Sad to say , but coyotes are probably here to stay. #&*% wild turkeys, too.
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