Randy I am glad yours do not kill livestock. The ones around here do. I have had calves killed and back when we pasture farrowed hogs they would really go after the young piglets. For the poster commenting about being a "Daniel Boone" type well I want them to see a young calf killed and it guts eat an the rest left to rot. That is a year's worth of investment gone. Just a few years ago I had two farm dogs mauled bad enough they had to be put down.
Until about 20 years ago I was like you guy , live and let live, with the coyotes. I then lost six calves in two weeks one spring. I had the remaining cattle ran through the pasture fences about a month after that. So we started hunting the coyotes. In the next three months we got over 50 of the darn things.
Even now we get any where between 25-50 a year and at night the chorus is still strong.
I would say that the fellows that are not having issues are in areas that do not have places for them to den well. The reason being is that they do populate fast when they have food and habitat.
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