Dnr releasing coyotes
06-05-2005, 06:03 PM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
Posts: 2,051
RE: Dnr releasing coyotes
I saw a aritcal about a state DNR ( can't remember witch one ) was live traping yotes ,takeing samples ,fitting them with radio callars and releasing them .Not moving them.
It was see if the yotes ate cattle or sheep , somthing like that.
As much problems Ohio has with them eating cats and dogs ,it seem far fetched to think a state would import them.
Johnch
It was see if the yotes ate cattle or sheep , somthing like that.
As much problems Ohio has with them eating cats and dogs ,it seem far fetched to think a state would import them.
Johnch
06-06-2005, 05:20 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pulaskiville
Posts: 3,533
RE: Dnr releasing coyotes
Bunch of crap.
DNR won't introduce yotes.
It's always he said...she said.
In WV, people are blaming the DNR for releasing yotes around our parts. We've been seeing them for 20 years, but NOW it's the DNR. It's called urban sprawl and lack of predators. The coyote population is just growing..that's all.
They are releasing abagoochees like wildfire, though.
DNR won't introduce yotes.
It's always he said...she said.
In WV, people are blaming the DNR for releasing yotes around our parts. We've been seeing them for 20 years, but NOW it's the DNR. It's called urban sprawl and lack of predators. The coyote population is just growing..that's all.
They are releasing abagoochees like wildfire, though.
06-06-2005, 06:54 PM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Elizabeth Colo. USA
Posts: 4,413
RE: Dnr releasing coyotes
It's very possible to shoot a black bear, or mtn. lion here in CO. that have an ear tag. Could it be that the CDOW has been haulin' them here by the truck load from some other state.[
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Or would it seem more probable that the lion or bear may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and the CDOW trapped it, or tranqulized it, and hauled it back into the woods and released it!
The critters in this state live by the "3 strikes, you're out" rule. Meaning that if a bear or lion is found in a residentul area and is causing any troubles with trash, or eating family pets, and are found to be doing it three times, they no longer get a free ride back to the hills!! SO, the tag in the ear is identification for the animal, wonder if your dnr does something like this on the coyotes?
]Or would it seem more probable that the lion or bear may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and the CDOW trapped it, or tranqulized it, and hauled it back into the woods and released it!
The critters in this state live by the "3 strikes, you're out" rule. Meaning that if a bear or lion is found in a residentul area and is causing any troubles with trash, or eating family pets, and are found to be doing it three times, they no longer get a free ride back to the hills!! SO, the tag in the ear is identification for the animal, wonder if your dnr does something like this on the coyotes?
06-06-2005, 07:53 PM
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Slower Lower Delaware 1st State
Posts: 1,776
RE: Dnr releasing coyotes
Come On Z - Your opening statement says "we saw em". To me and I'm sure others, that means you used your eyes to see who ever unloaded yotes from semi trucks. Did you guys get a tag number,take pics,talk to the guys,report to the local papers,radio,tv etc.. If you or any of your buddys saw all this - It's one hell of a story for the press!
The insurance companys are responsible - Woooow Weee. Sounds like more conspiracy in PA.
I think the whole thing is a bunch of Gobbledee Goook. Sorry - but I find it hard to believe that ANY DNR in ANY state could do such a thing without someone spillin the beans to the press in a matter of days or weeks at best.
I can believe the DNR would tag a yote(s).
The insurance companys are responsible - Woooow Weee. Sounds like more conspiracy in PA.
I think the whole thing is a bunch of Gobbledee Goook. Sorry - but I find it hard to believe that ANY DNR in ANY state could do such a thing without someone spillin the beans to the press in a matter of days or weeks at best.
I can believe the DNR would tag a yote(s).
06-26-2005, 09:02 PM
#18
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Lititz, Pa.
Posts: 175
RE: Dnr releasing coyotes
there were some coyotes tagged by the PaGame Commission... but why would they spend money to import something that is open season year round... use a little sense before you try to spread this he said/she said bull$h!t...
