Posted by JDEM on January 13, 2017 at 09:59:39 from (70.194.0.29):
In Reply to: coyotes/OT posted by larry@stinescorner on January 13, 2017 at 04:41:32:
I was an assistant greenskeeper at a golf course near the Palisades Parkway in northern New Jersey (Tammybrook in Cresskill). 7-8 miles north from the George Washington bridge. We had coyotes, red fox. and a few whitetail deer here and there. The coyotes were often called "coy-dogs" by the old-timers. There was a $50 bounty on red fox but none on coyotes. I am talking late 1960s. I suspect things have changed a little.
I don't get the gloom and doom and hatred for coyotes. They just want to live, as we do. We certainly have a much more negative impact on the environment then they ever will. If I have a problem - I will kill one. If not, I prefer to leave them alone and enjoy seeing them (alive).
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