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Just this week a client who lives in Riverdale section of the Bronx, told me a trapper friend put game camera in her back yard. In just 1 week they ID 22 different coyotes in her yard. Dense packed area means nothing now a days when dealing with coyotes.
 
Nyboy said:
Just this week a client who lives in Riverdale section of the Bronx, told me a trapper friend put game camera in her back yard. In just 1 week they ID 22 different coyotes in her yard. Dense packed area means nothing now a days when dealing with coyotes.
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I always travel with my friend Sam Colt when I go to the trail camera. That animal in the photo above is as large as a German shepard.

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Funny you mention that. I have never been sure but I could of sworn that one of the coyotes around here is actually a coydog (coyote dog hybrid). It wouldn't be so noticeable except his doggy sire appears to have been something like a corgi, and he or she has inherited the stumpy legs. (then again, maybe it IS a corgi that got out. I only saw it once, and it was dark)
 
On the news this evening, a farmer in Illinois had 17 goats and sheep killed in two nights. The conservation people think it was a pack of wild dogs or coyotes, not mountain lions. Some were eaten, some were just killed. That's kind of unnerving.
 
so lucky said:
On the news this evening, a farmer in Illinois had 17 goats and sheep killed in two nights. The conservation people think it was a pack of wild dogs or coyotes, not mountain lions. Some were eaten, some were just killed. That's kind of unnerving.
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That's why I have Great Pyrenees and a good fence.
 
We had a crazy cat lady here. The stray cats where getting out of control. The first 2 years coyotes appeared cats decreased to only 3 smart ones. Now even there gone, I have never seen so many chipmunks this year.
 
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