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WV Hunter 10-16-2003 10:40 AM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
We' ve been having more and more where I hunt. I have yet to actually see one in person, but I have heard them plenty of times. I would love to kill one with a bow and like Rob said, I would consider it a trophy. One of my buddies took the first hunter killed yote on our property last season. He was pumped about it. I think like all things....take them in moderation...they need to be managed too. Heck I think they are probably helping our deer herd, it' s overpopulated anyhow.

MQHunter 10-16-2003 10:40 AM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
I would love to get one with my bow, but never see the wiley critters. Several people in my area have gotten them during rifle season, but I have never had the opportunity.

Bow_Nut 10-16-2003 11:54 AM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
I would never shoot anything looking like a dog.
I don' t think that my old Lab buddy would ever forgive me.
I realize that this is " city folk talking" and I understand farmers dislike of coyotees and wolves.

prof907 10-16-2003 12:02 PM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
I wouldn' t hesitate to take the opportunity. Just more practice at a living moving target.

liquidorange 10-16-2003 02:15 PM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
i thought i read in MAINE that coyotes kill 60% of the herd every year. they not only kill the weak and diseased but will pounce on healthy bucks and doe-s to the point that they are killing and not even eating some of the deer. like a cat on a mouse. anyone from that great state know the real deal?

ShadowAce 10-16-2003 07:14 PM

RE: coyotes, to kill or not to kill, your take!
 
There is a reason the Kentucky Dept of Fish and Wildlife has a year round season on coyotes. Too many. The increase in deer and turkey populations here has been a boon to coyotes as well.


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