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To: ifinnegan

Coyotes are one species that deserves to go extinct. To hell with the animal rights nuts and environmentalists. If coyotes fulfill some vital role in the ecology, I have yet to hear of it.


3 posted on 01/17/2018 10:37:23 PM PST by Ciaphas Cain (Liberalism, as with all else evil, can never create. It can only corrupt.)
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To: Ciaphas Cain

They is what they is, Many plants would never propagate without them

They eat persimmons and the gut acid makes the seed viable.

Kill my chickens and you got to go.


8 posted on 01/17/2018 11:32:00 PM PST by mylife (The Roar Of he Masses Could Be Farts)
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To: Ciaphas Cain
If coyotes fulfill some vital role in the ecology, I have yet to hear of it.

I have noticed that since Coyotes moved in to my area I have been shooting fewer ground hogs during the summer.

I used to shoot at least two or three every summer.

Last year I shot one the year before none.

I would say there could be a correlation in those facts.

11 posted on 01/18/2018 1:24:23 AM PST by Pontiac (The welfare state must fail because it is contrary to human nature and diminishes the human spirit.L)
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To: Ciaphas Cain
All wildlife have special niches in nature. The key mediator is how balance is maintained. Nature does a wonderful job, if left alone, at achieving population equilibrium between prey and predator. Unfortunately she works in a time frame far too distinct and sometimes lengthy for impatient humans to accept.

That being said, here in rural America we follow two rules, SoS - shoot on sight, and SS&SU - Shoot, shovel, and shut up.

As I get older, I don't like it. I feel bad now even taking a deer. But the reality is, at first sight of a nuisance on our small farm, the instinct kicks in. I move quickly and quietly to the door, grab the rifle which is always there, loaded, I exit, aim and fire.

Nature is beautiful and hard. As much as I love nature, I can’t escape it, neither can the ‘yotes.

15 posted on 01/18/2018 3:07:08 AM PST by Badboo (Why it is important)
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To: Ciaphas Cain

Coyotes eat a lot of mice, I am told.

Article focuses on coyotes coming down from Marin.

Why not discuss from the south? There is a butt load of them on the peninsula.

When younger I rode my mountain bike in the area between the Water Temple and Montara Peak, and saw a coyote almost every single time I rode. They sometimes stalked me.

Lots and lots of them in the area of 280 and 92.

Maybe they are hunting the promiscuous homos at that scenic vista right there on 280.


23 posted on 01/18/2018 7:29:47 AM PST by T-Bone Texan
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To: Ciaphas Cain

*** “If coyotes fulfill some vital role in the ecology, I have yet to hear of it” ***

They feed mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and lice that would otherwise go hungry.


32 posted on 01/18/2018 7:37:50 PM PST by TexasTransplant (Did You Screw up your Life? You get a “Second Chance” every second.)
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