Cyote pics from my deer camera

[perk_1405]

i got these pics from my deer camera last night. i put the camera 50 yards from my house to see what had been eating all my pares. its a dang cyote, i should have some real close pics and probably his weight tomorrow night, he wont be eating no more of my pares. i would realy hate for him and my pit to get together, thats why he's gotta go...

 

[LoveThisTruck]

Nothing a good old fashion claymore can't handle

 

[mxzx440]

by the looks of it, you are using moultrie cameras

 

[Prof]

We have coyotes in our yard on a regular basis. Can hear them in the neighborhood every night. As a matter of fact tomorrow evening a coyote specialist is coming to a wine gathering here at the house to talk to people about their behavior.

They are a very valuable scavenger, their main diet is mice, rats, shrews, rabbits and bugs. They are opportunistic feeders and will jump at the opportunity for dog or cat food, and occasionally a small pet cat, or tiny dog.

If your pit bull encountered a coyote there would be no match at all. The usual weight of a coyote is about 35 lbs, your pit would have a coyote on the run in about five seconds.

Not trying to moralize here, just warning that the elimination of one coyote means hundreds of rodents and thousands of bugs that will not be eaten...every year. One research project indicated that if coyote's urinate on your flowers and shrubs, the deer will not eat them! That alone has us interested in keeping the critters around...deer seem to be able to pick the most expensive plants for their grazing!

 

[mxzx440]

they can also be found working as a pack and take out larger game such as deer or your pit bull, but they are larger up here as well in Canada

 

[iraqivet01]

I got Racoons that come to our house in the middle of OKC every night.

We feed them from bowls with dog food every night. I also feed them milk bones with garlic to help get rid of any fleas they might have.

They are harmless (beside a few outside potted plants that got destroyed) and it's pretty cool watching them use their hands and wash their food.

The cat's even have gotten use to watching them through the sliding glass door.

 

[Prof]

Wild animals rock...even the human kind!

 

[kyle's srt10]

They are not liked in my area :viking:

You got any good deer pictures Elliott?

 

[iraqivet01]

Here Norton having dinner last fall.

 

[Scrambler1]

I bet your neighbors are REAL happy about you feeding the coons after they tear through their trash on garbage day or get mistakenly closed up in their garage and tear all kinds of shit up. I was that neighbor. In response I rid us of the "pet" coons. Having to recover a couple of seats will give you that attitude.

I understand wanting to be rid of the coyote, especially if you have children. That's a fairly small one, your dog would take care of him in short order... of course so will several other things.

 

[eddie102870]

we shoot em around here but theyve been known to take down cows when in packs. hell we shoot bout anything

 

[Django]

The only thing that I believe in killing wholesale is rodents and poisonous spiders.

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[perk_1405]

We have coyotes in our yard on a regular basis. Can hear them in the neighborhood every night. As a matter of fact tomorrow evening a coyote specialist is coming to a wine gathering here at the house to talk to people about their behavior.

They are a very valuable scavenger, their main diet is mice, rats, shrews, rabbits and bugs. They are opportunistic feeders and will jump at the opportunity for dog or cat food, and occasionally a small pet cat, or tiny dog.

If your pit bull encountered a coyote there would be no match at all. The usual weight of a coyote is about 35 lbs, your pit would have a coyote on the run in about five seconds.
Not trying to moralize here, just warning that the elimination of one coyote means hundreds of rodents and thousands of bugs that will not be eaten...every year. One research project indicated that if coyote's urinate on your flowers and shrubs, the deer will not eat them! That alone has us interested in keeping the critters around...deer seem to be able to pick the most expensive plants for their grazing!

we shoot all the deer we can store in the freezer too, not mudh trouble with them eating everything. we plant three 15 acre food plots, two 3 acreplots and 5 or 6 lanes in the woods just for them to eat.. last year i killed 4 cyotes and the ranged from 30 to 53lbs i have pics some where..

And i dont want my pit getting rabies, so i need to get rid of the cyotes...

 

[perk_1405]

They are not liked in my area :viking:

You got any good deer pictures Elliott?

i just got my puter cleaned and lost a lot of pics the only ones i can find are from my last duck hunt and a chucker hunt..

 

[supercar1of1]

we shoot all the deer we can store in the freezer too, not mudh trouble with them eating everything. we plant three 15 acre food plots, two 3 acreplots and 5 or 6 lanes in the woods just for them to eat.. last year i killed 4 cyotes and the ranged from 30 to 53lbs i have pics some where..

And i dont want my pit getting Rabies, so i need to get rid of the cyotes...

Last night the news announced there has been over 30 cases of rabies in one county here, that shit is nasty.


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[perk_1405]

i waited for him last night only a few hours but he was a no show.(little pecker) but tonight im gonna pull an all nighter

 

[mxzx440]

Here are a couple pics that i got with my cameras

 

[FATJACK]

Damn, what a rack!!

 

[perk_1405]

I love seeing big RACKS

 

[mxzx440]

the deer i managed to shoot that year, it scores net 202"