Just like the deer, repopulate.......
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Gotta say, baby yotes are kinda cute...
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How Did Coyotes Get to Georgia? Unraveling the Mystery of the Peach State’s Canine Invaders The arrival of coyotes in Georgia is a complex story with roots in both natural expansion and human intervention. The short answer? Coyotes didn’t simply appear overnight. They migrated into Georgia both...
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Coyotes have invaded Georgia by storm — and the conquest only took a few decades. In 1969, coyote populations were confirmed by hunters, trappers or road-kills in only about 23 counties. Today, coyotes call all 159 counties home. Coyotes received a helping hand in their invasion of Georgia and...
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Rumor is some folks brought them in to train tracking dogs with and they escaped.
Dumbest rumor is DNR released some to control the deer population. The same DNR that imported deer from other states in the 70s. Sooo....
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And hence all of the yotes are no longer a threat
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Government doing something stupid is not hard to believe.
How did coyotes get in Georgia? - The Environmental Literacy Council
How Did Coyotes Get to Georgia? Unraveling the Mystery of the Peach State’s Canine Invaders The arrival of coyotes in Georgia is a complex story with roots in both natural expansion and human intervention. The short answer? Coyotes didn’t simply appear overnight. They migrated into Georgia both...
All About Coyotes
Coyotes have invaded Georgia by storm — and the conquest only took a few decades. In 1969, coyote populations were confirmed by hunters, trappers or road-kills in only about 23 counties. Today, coyotes call all 159 counties home. Coyotes received a helping hand in their invasion of Georgia and...
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True that.
But I'm confident they didn't import yotes. The deer repopulation was a huge (obviously successful) endeavor.
Who's ready to hunt Dire Wolves!
