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Yep. Outside of the city limits I ventilate every one I can. Big fan of the Swift!I poke holes in coyotes every time I see 'em. Fun to tag the vermin with the ol' .220 Swift.
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Yep. Outside of the city limits I ventilate every one I can. Big fan of the Swift!I poke holes in coyotes every time I see 'em. Fun to tag the vermin with the ol' .220 Swift.
Fear of what they do not understand.I don't know why people get in such a tizzy about coyotes.
We have coyotes here all the time. They get mostly the mice and squirrels with an occasional cat. That's about it. We had 3 dens of them out on the farm. They supplemented their diet alongside the dogs out in the yard.
I don't know why people get in such a tizzy about coyotes. Keep the cats inside at night. They are mostly nocturnal hunters too. Without them we would be overrun with rats and mice and the damned squirrels. They are bad enough as it is.
A big coyote won't even reach 40 lbs, most are about 25 to 35 soaking wet.
You have higher odds of winning the lottery while being simultaneously struck by lightning on a clear blue day than getting attacked by a "pack" of coyotes.
... Snipped to .... They adapt too, and are pretty well at home in residential areas....
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We see them periodically here in inner NW PDX. I have noticed that we never hear them yodel. That's too bad because I grew up listening to them sing every night. Loved that, cougars screaming at each other too!