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RE: Predators and deer
From my readings,Fawn survival doubled when coyotes was removed from the area. This was also the case with black bears being removed from the area also where fawns was born. K9s have excellent smell and can seek out these new borns quite easy.So their defence doesn't work to well on coyotes as they would on bear.
It's enough charlie to say that when the coyotes was removed from fawning areas the fawn survival doubled. Also coyotes will kill fox and bobcats that are in their area to protect the food supply. In NY where coyotes are,you see very little fox sign any more. They will attempt to kill every fox and bobcat they see. |
RE: Predators and deer
I beleive the coyotes will only breed enough to sustain the pack wqelfare and not overbreed as say a wild pig. I beleive you when you say no fox or bobcats when coyotes are around. The are the smartest animals in the woods today. I love hunting them, but do not beleive we will ever kill them all out of existence. They are a fabric of our outdoor traditions now!
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RE: Predators and deer
ORIGINAL: Buck Hunter 1 I beleive the coyotes will only breed enough to sustain the pack wqelfare and not overbreed as say a wild pig. I beleive you when you say no fox or bobcats when coyotes are around. The are the smartest animals in the woods today. I love hunting them, but do not beleive we will ever kill them all out of existence. They are a fabric of our outdoor traditions now! |
RE: Predators and deer
From my readings, |
RE: Predators and deer
From my readings,Fawn survival doubled when coyotes was removed from the area. This was also the case with black bears being removed from the area also where fawns was born. |
RE: Predators and deer
bob, you find anything on that READHEAD hunter from pa. on fawn legs
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RE: Predators and deer
http://bowsite.com/bowsite/features/articles/deer/seminars/coyotes/
Where deer densities are too high and hunting pressure light, the coyotes are actually doing the deer herd a favor by taking out a few deer. On the other hand, where we have deer populations less than 10 deer per square mile, coyotes may have a negative impact. I will find the other read in a bit. I need to get something done first here. |
RE: Predators and deer
No,because it's a flat out lie.Coyotes do not take carcuses back to den sites.In order for a coyote to bring in 26 fawns,it would have to kill every fawn in a radius several miles around.Thats an urban legend and one inwhich the pictures never seen to surface.
There's tons and tons of coyotes inthe midwest.How much an effect do they have on the fawns? Read the fawn study journal.Coyotes and bears did indeed kill fawnsat about the same rate.They were responsible for about 50% of the fawn mortality in the Quehanna area.They didn't kill 50% of the fawns like some in the USP have tried to say.Fawn predation is not a huge factor but it's a bigger factor in areas where the habitat is poor. |
RE: Predators and deer
50 % of fawns born are killed by predators in the BIG WOODS like western clinton county.
near farms,say for example, like farms near beech creek, the predators kill 8% of fawns born. bears/coyotes are bigone. this may be one of reasonswhy i have fawns in my yard each year but see very few in woods.:( |
RE: Predators and deer
ORIGINAL: DougE No,because it's a flat out lie.Coyotes do not take carcuses back to den sites.In order for a coyote to bring in 26 fawns,it would have to kill every fawn in a radius several miles around.Thats an urban legend and one inwhich the pictures never seen to surface. There's tons and tons of coyotes inthe midwest.How much an effect do they have on the fawns? Read the fawn study journal.Coyotes and bears did indeed kill fawnsat about the same rate.They were responsible for about 50% of the fawn mortality in the Quehanna area.They didn't kill 50% of the fawns like some in the USP have tried to say.Fawn predation is not a huge factor but it's a bigger factor in areas where the habitat is poor. |
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