Theres a pack near me. Not sure how big . I have only seen 1 early 1 morning about a half mile from the house. Good thing is 1 of my dogs likes to howl so I would think they take it as territory owned.
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Bulldog vs Coyote
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I think some of those coyotes were likely rabid.
Hopefully his dogs had shots. He should keep them penned until he is sure they are OK.
Maybe they were after the dogs' food-and were surprised, but it is very uncommon for a coyote (or group of them) to attack multiple large dogs.
-Might want to ask a ranger or vet what they think. My inclination is definitely to assume rabies-and keep in mind that rabies can be transmitted in many ways.
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It looks like you can take them anytime of year:
http://georgiawildlife.com/node/1391
-Hard to hunt, though. They are very smart-and you have to really play the wind.
I think the way it works, there are no specific dates. Since they are a nuisance species, (like hogs and armadillos) you can just nail'em year round.
Looks like good stuff here:
http://www.fieldandstream.com/node/57370
and here:
http://www.military.com/entertainment/outdoor-guide/hunting/seasonal-tactics-coyotes.html
-They are tough to get a shot at. But the harder the game, the sweeter the thrill of victory!
-Good luck!
DNR told me if I see one out here,and get take a safe shot?
To Put him down.
To Put him down.
Fortunatly they all had their shots. It was the two female bulldogs that got the worst of it. One of them due to drop pups any day now.
Can Anyone recommend a Coyote call thats effective and dont cost the same as a full set of new tires?
These are the best you can get, and they are not expensive. Tweety and Thumper do a great job. During the spring (mating) also use the howler. Back when I was a predator hunter these did very well...don't wanna brag or anything, but I was a bit of a local legend...
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Thanks...whats best local place to pick both of these up?
These are the best you can get, and they are not expensive. Tweety and Thumper do a great job. During the spring (mating) also use the howler. Back when I was a predator hunter these did very well...don't wanna brag or anything, but I was a bit of a local legend...
