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Youngsters are also good at entertaining themselves. I’ve seen individual youngsters play with an abandoned tennis ball for over 20 minutes, bounce themselves down a hill repeatedly, chase their tail — no different from your own pet. They can also be seen practicing their hunting skills alone,...
Coyote ears are large and their hearing is keen. Ears are crucial for a coyote’s hunting and self-protection. Even though protected by fur, sometimes, a foreign object can get in there and get stuck. The usual response of the animal is to shake its head, rub the ear with a paw, or...
wolf deaths have amounted to a total of 8.Dog attacks, drowning, and hunting and boating accidents claim far more lives than wolves have or ever will. Yet I don’t hear anyone demanding that we eradicate all dogs or ban hunting, swimming, or boating so that we can protect ourselves from...
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All coyotes share one common trait — they're savvy predators that will use the surrounding terrain to their advantage when approaching your calling position. Different hunting setups demand different rifles. Here's a list of three of our favorite new coyote guns, a trio of rifles that will ...
For at least 4 years, Fuzz and this coyote called Little Mom seemed to have litters together. There are many “big” coyote in the region [his offspring]. Unlike other coyote, they seem to fight ranch and hunting dogs hard. They are coyote..but with more “oomph” and boldness. ...
Hunting Lust: this youngster coyote is really into his battle with his small prey gopher: like Don Coyote fighting a windmill? You can see both the fury and the delight in the gleam of his eye. Yikes! Actually, I borrowed this name from a wonderful book by Dayton O. Hyde, entitled, ...
In this posting, I want to show the amazingly joyous tuned-in camaraderie, if you will, that is displayed between these two coyotes. The rapport is fascinating, with the coyotes not only walking side-by-side, constantly looking at each other, and even hunting alongside each other, but in ...