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Coyotes
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Relax
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People who think we should welcome coyotes usually don't have small children or pets they need to walk around the neighborhood.
Might be a good idea for this lady never to go to farmland county
There’s a lot of kids round our way, it would be good to have less. Sorry, I meant a lot of coyotes.
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I'd understand if the coyote was showing too much interest in them..
But if they're just harassing it.. and catch it at the wrong time.. or with cubs... one of them might get hurt.
POWERMAN
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As long as it doesnt severely harm/disfigure the animal. If not we have to be responsible and put it out of its suffering.
When I was in grade 6, I distinctly remember seeing a (stray/abandoned) mutt with an eye that looked almost gouged out (quite likely from someone stoning it).
Unfortunately this was in the middle east and dogs werent taken too kindly to. In all likelyhood it suffered and died - I still think about it to this day from time to time. Part of me wishes I could go back in time and help it somehow.
Now instead of getting friendly it will become aggressive.
Stupid kids doing a cruel thing
POWERMAN
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We were all there at one point...hopefully there is someone who can help educate them about these animals.
End of the day they have every right to exist just like we do.
Friendly, nobody planning on take it home for a house pet.
I live near Erindale and these things are getting larger each year. Last year we saw one that was way bigger than others.
What shocked me is a farmer we know near Wasaga told us he’s got wolves in the woods nearby, and a Timberwolf! What the eff…I thought those things were only near Algonquin and further north.
He said coyotes took 35 of his chickens last year.
What shocked me is a farmer we know near Wasaga told us he’s got wolves in the woods nearby, and a Timberwolf! What the eff…I thought those things were only near Algonquin and further north.
He said coyotes took 35 of his chickens last year.
I know a guy who lost a cousin to a coywolf attack in Nova Scotia. The coyotes are occasionally attacking small children. When's enough?
If we go to the "They were here first" argument we also have to go back to everything that was on the books back then. You could carry a rifle and not be weird. You can't cherry pick the options.
Life after Walt Disney is a fairy tale.
Dirty Frank
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I'm thinking that the coyote wouldn't let kids get close enough to do much if any harm with a chucked rock, hopefully the experience will make it want to avoid human contact.
Mad Mike
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Coyotes won’t take on risky prey - rarely will they mess with outdoor cats, raccoons or same size dogs.
When the local coyotes spy a cat, they bolt.
The coyotes that killed Taylor Mitchell were honed for big game.. including moose.
I know someone that has one as a pet. He's had it for about 11-12 years...
The lines between our coyotes and wolves.. are pretty blurry.
We have Eastern coyotes.. which are actually a hybrid of western coyotes and eastern wolves.
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