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they are in suburbs now.

TWRA considers nuisance animal. Refuse to relocate. I was told 'check with municipality before discharging a weapon'...'we wont intervene'.

My wife said it cant get in over our fence 😳 check that, they can.

Unfortunately in city its either poison or hand to hand combat.


They don't belong here.

They're an invasive, foreign nuisance vermin.

Shoot on sight.
 
Coyotes are a pita! They’re everywhere around our farm.
They’ve wreaked havoc on the Fox, quail, and pheasant population around here. I shoot everyone I can get a bead on.
Its better to kill them when you see them, 2 of my sisters weenie dogs have been got by a yote...
 
Straight shooter...ball coach


I have a developer/home builder in the area that had an issue he needed relief on. He straight up told me that he needed the sale of the home because the proceeds he was getting from the home was going toward his new McLaren (600LT I believe).







I let him by because honesty.
 
They don't belong here.

They're an invasive, foreign nuisance vermin.

Shoot on sight.
From a wildlife biology perspective, they're technically not invasive. They're naturalized, their expansion was not aided by humans directly, and filled the niche red wolves used to fill in the ecosystem. They will be considered a native species in a matter of decades. Everything happened naturally with them.
 
From a wildlife biology perspective, they're technically not invasive. They're naturalized, their expansion was not aided by humans directly, and filled the niche red wolves used to fill in the ecosystem. They will be considered a native species in a matter of decades. Everything happened naturally with them.
Their expansion was aided by the overhunting of the timber wolf and extirpation from many states across the country.
 
The pumpkin patch near our house always has farm animals, like most do. We got there first one day last year. My then 5yo always loved to check out the these pheasants (they were in an elevated cage). He came to me befuddled and terrified and said Daddy the bird was missing his feet and there was red stuff on the ground. I round the corner and this poor game bird must have had his feet eaten off through the cage by a coyote. It was bleeding to death.

Sure we have foxes too. But this is the coyote bashing thread and I’m here for it. Pumpkin patch horror. 🎃🐔🔪🩸
 
Agree with all that, except the future 1 time exception from the NCAA. I could see the SEC keeping themselves as gatekeepers for intraconference transfers in the future. Don't think they want that much freedom of movement.
I didn't realize they could override a rule by the NCAA.
 
"Souped up wildcat" -Jerry Clower.
All the typical markings and chacteristics of a bobcat, but with an elongated body of a panther.

I kid you not, homeboy.
What are these? Sounds like what a friend of my son saw when he was hunting on our land a few years ago. He ran out of the woods and said he saw the biggest bobcat ever. He never came back lol.
 
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Also, by changing the landscape from woodlands to more agriculture was another key factor in the expansion of the coyote. Their expansion was most definitely aided by humans.
 
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I didn't realize they could override a rule by the NCAA.
Not really overriding, just additional rules, like the sec having control over sec transfer waivers now. They can always have stricter rules for themselves, just not looser, which would be overriding. I think there was similar lag with grad transfers, with the SEC still restricting years after the NCAA allowed them.

Honestly I would hate to get Mondon and Mims and have to wonder how often Auburn and UGA kept inviting them to cabins and such all freshmen year and trying to get them to transfer through backchannels.
 
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Not sure. I do know microscopically, in Yellowstone that after their reintroduction i Hayden Valley Mule Deer and Elk Populations stabilized, where they had been declining.

They are very, very smart animals. And integral. Ergo doesnt surprise me one bit.

Anyway, one animal that always had me un nerved is Mountain Lion. You'll never know what hit you.
I used to be afraid of tigers when I’d go walking up in hill tribe country. Kept me on edge
 
Its better to kill them when you see them, 2 of my sisters weenie dogs have been got by a yote...
They’ve killed several neighbors ankle biters and cats. We have a Belgian Malinois, and she keeps them away from the house. She’s smart enough to chase them too far tho, just away from close proximity of the house.
 
Fun to shoot
A pack of them at night or while your up in your deer stand will make your hair on your neck stand up
Will really make it stand up when your on your porch swing at night and a pack starts howling in the woods not too far behind you. Yes, I ran for the door.
 
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