Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: Bob Jameson]
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06/09/18 09:00 AM
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Michael Morris
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"Hombre que mata demasiadas cosas"
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Didn't know they ate the heads like that. Thanks for sharing Bob!
Push yourself to be more than you were
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: Bob Jameson]
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06/09/18 01:03 PM
06/09/18 01:03 PM
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star flakes
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Gourmet predators like brains, and that is usually older adults. Patterns in Great Horned Owls eating brains and dry land mink. For nostalgia purposes, when Richard Nixon banned poisons and the EPA took off all suitable off the shelf poison control, the coyotes appeared. Yes they had some help in transplants from "hunters", but it was the same early 1980's era that saw the racoon plague in the east when Florida banned trapping. American wildlife policy is not effective any more. It is easier to raise large predators who do not vote, than to raise what Teddy Roosevelt stated was proper wildlife policy along with John Burroughs (Godfather of Yosemite) in killing all the large predators and leaving only the suitable wildlife for humans to harvest. America needs an eradication program for everything from ticks to coyotes, because nature is finding a way through ticks to crop the surplus humans and coyotes run through cycles of mange which spread to domestic animals. These yotes were raised on lamb and in most situations the reason they were raised on lambs is because all the fawns were killed off. It is not like when Ronald Reagan was president in cheap gas, cheap ammo and 500 dollar pick ups, so that weekend roaders were always picking off these predators for good fur prices to keep things in check. Most people can not afford a license and most people can not afford to call ADC and the state employees for the most part are as dense as the one who told me a raccoon had killed 2000 dollars worth of chickens. I informed the college boy that raccoons do not carry off birds. To that he just blinked stupidly and had nothing to say. It all turned out wonderful as I killed the predator and the state promoted the moron to a higher post of conservation officer.
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: star flakes]
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06/11/18 04:27 AM
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Mac
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Bob, Thanks for sharing. Mac
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: Bob Jameson]
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06/11/18 09:41 PM
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Dawggone
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I'm avail to help......road trip!!!
Backwater Wildlife Control Services LLC
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: white marlin]
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06/17/18 08:38 PM
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Jason Turner
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Thank you for the education, Bob! X2!
Wildlife Removal, Etc.
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: Bob Jameson]
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06/26/18 08:36 AM
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Larry Baer
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Thanks for sharing. Good to see a trapper out doing what he does best. Good job. How did it turn out?
We lost our fox population 30 years ago. I took a few coyotes off our drainage this last winter and guess what? Now people are telling me they are seeing foxes. One guy told me yesterday he saw 3 separate foxes on one country road in three different places. Have not seen a coyote rack all spring.
Just passin through
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Re: Lots of coyote Lamb kills this spring
[Re: Bob Jameson]
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06/27/18 01:49 PM
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bmccoyote
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Caught a female coming into one of my sheep pastures last week, in the same hole I caught a male in about a month ago. She was a smart one, had been digging a crossings since I caught the male. A couple of weeks ago she uncovered a trap and flipped it over, but did not come under the fence. I thought for sure I'd be hunting her for quite some time. But, her digging got her caught, only by three toes, but still caught. I cut her open to inspect her repro tract and she had 5 knots on it, one for each pup. She was not still nursing, but you could tell it had not been long since she kicked them off. I have been back in that country twice howling, but have not found them. Will keep trying though, they'll get lonely eventually.
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