Originally Posted by Craig T (Post 8860860)

In essence, you would not be charged for killing the coyote on the American River Parkway, but you would be charged for discharging a firearm within city limits. A felony I think????

Originally Posted by Jim Bremner (Post 8859955)

One of our dogs got attacked in our backyard at NOON! I had chased off the yote around 10:30AM and the bastard came back. My Cattle dog chased off the yote and saved the 20#terrior but to be honest the Cattle dog is old and tired and would have lost to this yote. Kill any and all. SSS.

Originally Posted by speeder (Post 8861931)

So do you think that coyotes like wolf pussy or the other way around? :)

Originally Posted by KC911 (Post 8878190)

As much as I love the still pics, the glowless Moultrie that followed me home from Gander Mtn is simply awesome in 90 sec video mode. Had mine out when Apple/pear trees were bearing a couple months ago....just totally cool videos of deer social interaction and other critters with awesome sound too SmileWavy.

Originally Posted by ben parrish (Post 8859686)

Coyotes are getting to be a real issue all over the country. We have a farm in South Georgia. My dad has spent the last ten years and thousands of dollars developing it from a working farm to basically a wildlife management property. Acres of corn, millet, winter wheat, peas and other grains are planted for the quail, turkey and deer. We hunt the property selectively to maintain a healthy ecosystem. We have resident bobcats, hawks and other predators that help keep the small mammals, snakes and wounded animals in check.
A few year back, the Coyotes started showing up more and more and the small game like rabbits and quail have basically disappeared. We now have a standing rule that all Coyotes are shot on site. We see quiet a few on trail cameras but it is not often that we see them in daylight.
This one was taken by a friend two weekends ago...never saw him before on a cam. For reference, the buck in the photo was 195lbs...the Coyote was a HUGE male.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1446400911.jpg

Originally Posted by Jolly Amaranto (Post 8880256)

An elusive and rare nocturnal Bald Tail Squirrel.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1447723904.jpg