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Re: How to get rid of coyotes
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Posted by Mark - IN. on September 17, 2004 at 05:32:35 from (152.163.101.9):
In Reply to: How to get rid of coyotes posted by Russ in NC on September 16, 2004 at 12:35:53:
I like the bait and shoot method. Cyotes are smart, or wiley. Bait, and be up and set in place before daylight arrives. Don't talk, don't move around. Just sit there with your eyes moving like a lizard. Be a good shot with a good travelling rifle. Have the dogs put up so they don't attract attention or spook them. They can be pretty hard to get otherwise - they're pretty sharp with their senses. Same cyote everytime? I've seen a couple of loners, but usually are scouting for packs. Is the season where the youngings are being taught to hunt and kill by the leaders. In the Midwest (IL, IN, MI, at least) are starting to see more and more wolves too. DNR began "re-introducing" them to their once native habitat, where suburbia now often sets. Glad didn't used to have Bengal Tigers, the dumba$$es.
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