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M.D. Holloway 12-30-2011 08:38 AM

Came across a Coyote
 
Early this AM - at dawn, I came across a coyote while walking the dogs. He was rather large. Bigger than others I have seen. Our dogs were pretty cool with it and he took off.

Got a call a few minutes ago - our Son spotted him again and wanted permission to kill it. I told him he was not to discharge any weapons to wit he asked if his compound bow was considered a weapon. Yup! How about the Wrist Rocket Slingshot with a steel ball?

Hmmm. That would prolly just piss it off but if you get a clean shot off at his skull you might do some damage and make him think twice!

Mommy placed a call to animal control (both for our Son and the Coyote!)

Animal Control is pretty good about tracking them down and getting rid of them...Coyotes that is.

pwd72s 12-30-2011 08:55 AM

You're lucky...the residents of Portland Oregon are given the PETA line that it is we who invaded the Coyote territory.

Where I live, Sheep graze in the area. It's also 100% legal to shoot vermin. Funny how there aren't many coyotes around here...;)

azasadny 12-30-2011 09:00 AM

We have a fairly large coyote hanging around our alley. I last saw it a few months ago. We could call the city animal control officer, but due to budget cuts, they won't come out...

look 171 12-30-2011 09:08 AM

three of them came on our deck last night around 3:00am. It seems that are getting bigger then what they used to be. I took a BBQ grill brush and chase them away. They maybe after my neighbor's llittle dog. We are up in the hills, so there are good few of them around here. I want to shoot it with my pellet gun. They tell me it is not legal to do in the city anymore. I have the whole damn canyon to myself in the back of the house with no neighbors, so I don't think I will hurt anyone.

Hugh R 12-30-2011 09:13 AM

Had one in my backyard yesterday morning. There are several dens of them surrounding my house. Filled a couple of holes under the chain link fence.

genrex 12-30-2011 09:19 AM

Look 171, it's not a good idea to confront a group of them unless you absolutely have to. They are intelligent, and their "pack behavior" means you could find yourself in trouble really fast.

Rodsrsr 12-30-2011 09:22 AM

There's tons of them where I live and you'll see them more now that its mating season. They run thru the back pastures all the time..horses just ignore them and they dont incroach any further since we have 4 German Shepards. :) And yes, I think they are getting bigger.

pwd72s 12-30-2011 09:24 AM

Not that I would EVER suggest anyone break a law...But did you guys know that subsonic .22 LR ammo, is very quiet? Just a loud "Pop", like a balloon breaking. PMC "Moderator" is one of the subsonic rounds.

HHI944 12-30-2011 09:28 AM

A cold steel katana would be even quieter....

M.D. Holloway 12-30-2011 09:30 AM

Was thinking of that or a 2000 fps pellet gun...

HHI944 12-30-2011 09:32 AM

Just remember to monkey roll if they get to close......

R K T 12-30-2011 09:33 AM

When we lived in Prescott AZ, we were on the Coyote Highway. Our back yard was 40 miles of nothing and I asked the neighbor when we moved in what made the path that was running across. He just laughed and said....you'll find out. Just about every night the pack would come through between midnight and 6am. On full moon nights we could pretty much plan on NO SLEEP.

PorscheGAL 12-30-2011 09:34 AM

Here in SC there is a shoot to kill order on coyotes. They are such a problem, the state wants you to shoot them.

Joe Bob 12-30-2011 09:37 AM

Packing kernels mixed with fish guts or beef broth or other nasty smelly stuff....they eat it and die painfully.

9dreizig 12-30-2011 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by LubeMaster77 (Post 6462907)
Was thinking of that or a 2000 fps pellet gun...

Mike two winters ago I was living on the golf course up in Tahoe.. I gut shot a number of them with a pellet gun. Great weapon for that use!!!
Neighbors were feeding them until they found out they were really baiting them for me :D:D

vash 12-30-2011 09:40 AM

i've heard stories of coyotes luring a domestic dog out "to play". once they are our there, the coyotes kill the dog for food. brutal.

my dod is so dumb it would run out there thinking it was someone to play with. there is one running around our neighborhood. i've seen it. cant shoot it tho. i live a golf balls shot away from a police station.

9dreizig 12-30-2011 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 6462936)
i've heard stories of coyotes luring a domestic dog out "to play". once they are our there, the coyotes kill the dog for food. brutal.

my dod is so dumb it would run out there thinking it was someone to play with. there is one running around our neighborhood. i've seen it. cant shoot it tho. i live a golf balls shot away from a police station.

Pretty common Vash they lure them in with a female in season..
. What about your bow??

nostatic 12-30-2011 09:48 AM

motorcycle is one hit, one kill if you know what you're doing, albeit at a price

Superman 12-30-2011 09:58 AM

My GF wants to have a cat, but the coyotes keep eating them. Or so she thinks. I don't hear or see coyotes out at her place. But I do carry a .45 just in case. Where I come from, coyotes are good for only one thing. Target practice.

Rodsrsr 12-30-2011 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe Bob (Post 6462930)
Packing kernels mixed with fish guts or beef broth or other nasty smelly stuff....they eat it and die painfully.


Now thats just plain cruel... If you need to get rid of one just shoot it and be done with it, but why someone would want to inflict a slow painful death on any living creature is beyond me.


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