Posted by LonM on March 10, 2012 at 09:30:07 from (69.165.30.214):
In Reply to: OT-coyotes posted by Billy NY on March 10, 2012 at 06:51:35:
I would have to agree with Allan and a few of the others. We have never lost a calf to a coyote- not that we never will, but a good cow will keep a coyote in check. They are a neat animal to observe; we had one that would sun itself on a bale pile one winter... would not be bothered by a tractor unless you got off to shut a gate or something, then it would run off. They clean up the gophers and other dead stuff- I've even seen them come out of corn fields with an ear of corn. There are probably good coyotes and bad coyotes, but my view of them is kind of one of awe and wonder. They keep the west wild... LonM
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