relicmeister
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I had A SIMILAR experience this past spring- search on " coyote encounter" here
I have coyotes come up on my porch and eat the kitty food and drink water...
distinct differences in urban reactions to coyotes...
With all due respect, by leaving that food outside you are enabling
a situation that will ultimately lead to an untimely end to their lives.
Those same coyotes will go on someone else's porch (it's where they
find the food, right?), and then take some kids cat home for a snack.
It's those very same coyote's that ADC hunters like Kuger and I have been
forced to kill so many of. We had a fellow up here that was going through a
50 lb. sack of dog food a week feeding the local coyotes. There was enough
food that the females had big litters 2 years running, and the neighbors
started complaining when their outside pets (all of 'em) became coyote chow.
The next Fall I trapped 22 coyotes out of a 640 acre parcel of woods directly
behind his unfenced yard..and the game trail to his backyard looked more
like a freeway!
Please, do not feed wildlife, as you're basically condemning those
animals to death. I'm no longer an "executioner", but hated it every
time I had to pull the trigger on yet another animal that, had they
not been fed, wouldn't have had to die.
So you would have shot it for just walking by ?
Then taken a picture of it
Hey all! I just have to tell you what happened yesterday when I was out swinging....
Ok, I was getting ready to wrap up my day. I was tired so I decided to set down for minute and send a text. I was on a slight incline (down slope) that curved around in front of me. All of a sudden I heard the leave moving down below in the distance. It kept getting closer and closer to me. I thought.....it was a deer and it would see me and run away. With my left hand on my iPhone and my right on my 9mm Beretta (always carry in the woods) I became a statue. I was wearing full camo so I thought whatever was coming there was a good chance if I remained completely still it would not see me. Within 30 seconds a coyote came trotting around the hillside, from right to left RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME! Within 25 feet of me! Too dang close!!!
Too my surprise he did not notice me one bit.............until he picked up my scent downwind. In a blink of an eye he did an immediate 360 and almost ran right into me without knowing I was there. Luckily he was gone like lightning! Freaked me out big time!
That was my find yesterday!!!:
That's right. It might have been the one that killed my neighbors jack russel.
Are facts getting muddied here?
A hand gun for self defence , I can see that, a hand gun for hunting, probably not
Protecting yourself with a gun, to each his own, gunning down a forest creature when they're not seasonally hunted or not being a nuisance , stupid
Thing is nobody got hurt, he could have shot with his camera and had much more positive responded post
Reread original post, no animal was shot, pistol was not even pulled, if you reread the original post he said he place his hand on his firearm, he does not say he pulled it...
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and I don't believe I ever said he took out his weapon either
Are facts getting muddied here?
A hand gun for self defence , I can see that, a hand gun for hunting, probably not
Protecting yourself with a gun, to each his own, gunning down a forest creature when they're not seasonally hunted or not being a nuisance , stupid
Thing is nobody got hurt, he could have shot with his camera and had much more positive responded post
Leaving a brown trail no doubt....that's just frightening, and amazing at the same time.We've had coyotes running around in our neighborhood lately...warnings from local authority to watch your dogs and small children Along with raccoons, possums, squirrels, skunks with baby skunks 'way cute' wild parrots...I live in Redondo Beach Ca. half block from the ocean? The're all looking for food and water....On top of all this I'm out about waist deep in Manhattan Beach yesterday, lookin' for pirate treasure, and I notice the local lady lifeguard waving me over. She's very nice and says" there are two 8 ft. baby great whites just hangin' out...like 50ft from me"!!
Next thing a lifeguard rolls by on a jet ski informing all the boogie boarders and body surfers that there are sharks lurking in shallow water..yikes! I moved back to the wet sand.
My comment is based on your quote below. You talk about gunning down a forest creature when in fact no gun was pulled much less shot or any animal killed....
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Interesting, under AZ laws hunting coyotes are open season year around with license.
Laws and Policies
"Coyotes are classified as predators and have an open, year-round hunting season. A valid license is required, except in a case where livestock has been killed. See Arizona Game and Fish DepartmentHunting Regulations
West Virgina laws the same, open season year around.
Coyote Hunting Regulations
Coyotes may be hunted year round.
Hunting coyotes at night using any color artificial light is legal from January 1 thru July 31.
Firearms legal for night coyote hunting are shotguns with #2 or smaller shot and rifles and handguns of .22 caliber centerfire or smaller and .22 caliber rimfire or smaller.
During closed small game season, coyotes may only be hunted in open fields. Guns must be cased while being transported to and from the open field.
Electronic calls are legal.
There is no daily, annual or season bag limit.
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