Hopefully, you folks don't get tired of coyote pictures. Here are a few portraits that I've taken over the years, and all different seasons. Each is a different coyote.

Perfect, thanks

Some very nice shots of coyotes that appear to be temporary delayed

Coyotes are cool,each one is the same,yet each one is unique.

Great shots, Jack . How could anyone here ever become tired of coyotes ?

Some of these , here, are contributions from Zagman's catches.

Like your coyote pictures Sharon and Jack!

Here is a nice one.

Beauty shots!

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I love the symmetry that a K9 shows when he is looking you in the eyes. As Trays pictures show, you could almost split them down the center . Great pics everyone!

And Sharon, amazing as always. Your drawings have a way of coming to life! Never gets old looking at them. Thanks for sharing.

My first black coyote, and my favorite coyote picture.

If I ever caught one that looked like that one I would be walin in circles for about 30 minutes talking to myself and wondering why I would not answer .What a sharp looking critter .

Neat pictures all. I don’t have any like that as I’m a bit quick on the trigger.
Thanks for posting.

Osky

One of the very few to meet me at the end of his chain. He had a calm confident demeanor. His posture and facial expressions seemed almost to be a dare. The scars on his snout and face said he was no to stranger to confrontation. An impressive animal for sure.

I never get tired of coyote pics.
Here is one from my backyard this past winter, a trail camera set up over a little pile of corn I keep out for deer and pheasants. Thought it was a cool pic with the sun coming up.
Jim

What nice shots, everyone. Tray, that one pup has what horsemen describe as , "both front legs come out the same hole ".

Artists don't have a leg (or two) to stand on without photographers such as these , and others for reference. Many thanks, though, for enjoying artist's work.

I love this picture, reminds me of a day southwest of Jackson Mississippi, I caught a large black female in a mature pine forest and about 5 miles away I caught an old male black coyote on a wooded trail between two large pastures. I didn't have a phone in those days or camera or even a pot to pee in,
But I felt like a rich man that day.
Rich
Thanks for the great pictures and the art work.

Thats a nice one Bandy.