Suburban Coyotes

keetoowah · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 1:20 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

why dont you just move out of the Coyotes' home if you dont like them?
they were there first, thats where God made them.
not their fault for the encroachment of your developments. they do keep the rodents down though.
dont like coyotes dont live where they live. simple
i dont like roaches so I moved to where its too cold for them.
granddad used to say, "If you cant make a Coyote, dont kill it. Cant eat it"

SwampFox · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 1:54 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Sorry but;
There are roaches in Montana, I have two customers from Montana.

The Coyote is spreading into areas where they have never been before and up to this time were not and are not a native species.

The coyote, as is the wild hog or boar, population is growing because of their ability to adapt to and thrive off their surroundings and are in fact thriving by living next to their human neighbor. Florida like many states never had coyotes until recent years. Now like the wild hog they are becoming real pests. Every deer hunting spot I hunt, I have standing orders from the land ownder, you see, you shoot, either species.
Ed

d_hoffman · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 2:08 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Aside from the fact that they're increasing in numbers in areas where there were no coyotes before. They are also killing our game like turkeys, rabbits and even deer.

I happened to hear a lady in Wal-Mart saying that a nieghbor of hers let her little kids play out back in a fenced area and 2 coyote tried to get over the fence after the kids and would have succeeded if not for thier father going out with a gun to scare them off. Time to eliminate the threat.

Bushmaster · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 7:40 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Thought this was a hunting forum...I could be wrong, but...Yes, yes...It says "huntingnut on the header...

rdncktink · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 9:14 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Bushmaster wrote:

Thought this was a hunting forum...I could be wrong, but...Yes, yes...It says "huntingnut on the header...

Ya but when has that stopped us before. Sorry Bushy. Sad

Please for give us/me for taking us onto a new freeway without the use of a transition ramp.

Bushmaster · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 9:22 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Hummmm...If you plan on being a teacher you have to quit appologizing for things you didn't do...The darn students will run over the top of you...

rdncktink · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 7:27 am Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

First school me and home me are 2 different people. And hay I just got my credintials cleared this morning so it's no longer an if it's an I'm out of work teacher insearch of letters of rec. And ask my kids about how nice I am I think I told them they didn't have their papers because every time I thought about how they were acting I got pissed off and wanted to fail them all. Still have to grade papers from the weekend.

JayB · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:05 am Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Have you tried making friends with them?, you know feed them something that is really bad for their health. Poison the buggers, no neighbours cat's and dogs about to take it, it's quiet to use, and completely anonymous, that might be spelt wrong Confused

John

rdncktink · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:39 am Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

As my spelling shows as long as we can guess what the word is ment to be don't worry about it. Very Happy

Vince · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 6:54 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

JayB wrote:

Have you tried making friends with them?, you know feed them something that is really bad for their health. Confused

John

Hm, now there's a thought. Well done John.

Start feeding them on a woollen blanket on your back lawn. Gradually put more and more water on it till it is saturated. Attach a power lead to one corner then when they are all on there chomping...FLICK THE SWITCH.

ZZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTTTT Shocked

....problem solved.

I'm not a fan of laying poison baits. They are indisciminate and target everything...kids, dogs, cats, birds....everything. Also, depending on the poison, a residual 2 oz bait can easily become a 25lb bait after it has killed an animal.
Evil or Very Mad

Cheers, Vince

1895ss · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:21 pm Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

tracker wrote:

d_hoffman wrote:

How about a crossbow, 345fps. Put a scope on it and you'd be all set. With a little practice I bet you could place a shot out to 100 yards. Use carbon bolts and Crimson Talon Hyper Speed broadheads. Super accurate, fast and flat shooting.

Same problem, I think, I bet you'll find out they're illegal to use in town limits. What's on the far side of the pasture 1895? Or are there any treed areas nearby. I bet that's your best trapping spot and I bet if you let the neighbors know, they'll keep their kids the heck outta there.

tracker is right, there is a bylaw that you can not shoot bows etc in city limits including a sling shot. By the way, there are no trees in southern Sask. Well..... maybe a dozen and 6 of them are in my yard.... Very Happy

Vince is right, poison is not the answer.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5944

1895ss wrote:

tracker is right, there is a bylaw that you can not shoot bows etc in city limits including a sling shot.

Humm so posion or lanching "projectiles" is out, guess trapping them is the only way then. Smile

Dimitri

tracker · Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 9:54 am Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

Dimitri wrote:

Humm so posion or lanching "projectiles" is out, guess trapping them is the only way then. Smile

Dimitri

The only thing I approve of poisoning is grey (urban) rats, I hate those b*s*ards. With trapping, one will have to be very cautious and discreet as well. Can't have Lassie or Timmy stepping into a snare or a Konibear. Warn the neighbors for their kids and pets sake, tell the City Fathers 9or Mothers I suppose) nothing.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5944

I don't like posion myself for anything, too many possible "side effects", but with trapping I'm talking about "live" cage type traps, so kids and other animals wont get hurt in the removal of the coyotes. Smile

Dimitri

tracker · Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:08 am Post subject: Re: Suburban Coyotes

must be my background from being up north. I never even thought of those, probably a good idea, then through a blanket over the cage, load them up in a truck and take them out of town....I don't know...22-250, 223, 243, give them a running lead...

Coyotes are usually pretty smart when it comes to traps though.