Good job Bryce! The tree hugger types want all wildlife left alone untile the "Yotes" tear Fluffy or Sparky's guts out. Then it is " Why dont somebody do something?"
I am no nervous nellie but as long as the topic is here. 6 weeks ago, my 70ish year old neighbor on the back side of the section apparently was mowing his lawn and seen a coyote that had been messing around his place. He jumped off the mower and went into the house and grabbed a 30-30. There was an empty cartridge found by the open back door to his house. Dale was found in the drive with the (fired)rifle laying close, his shoes (Crocs) laying a couple feet to each side of him and a hole through his head. Mower was running, house door open and shop open when a friend stopped in.
The Sheriff figured he had run and grabbed the gun, took a shot from the door frame and then ran to get a follow up shot and tripped dropping the rifle. This man had used guns his whole life!
Sometimes we dont think well when tired, preoccupied, panicky etc. Keep this in mind.
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