Is that a cat it's carrying?

Cool fawn too!

Yeah it’s a cat.

Hmmm, might quit trapping coyotes if they’re cat killers!!

Oh dude, no longer friends!

I’ve never seen a piebald deer nor an albino. Really neat

Must be a Haitian coyote

Feral cats do more damage to wildlife than any native predator down here.

I understand that! We have a lot here!
But what if it was somebody’s pet?
Go catch that coyote!

I just saw a piebald big doe this morning. the first is several years. But in almost the same spot as the last one. Neat to see those odd balls.....jk

if you let your pets roam unsupervised outside what ever happens happens.
can't blame the coyote for doing coyote things.

I know. It’s a tough battle.
I feel like pets who are allowed to live outdoors have a very happy life but they are at risk.

House cats are very hard on songbirds

Good kitty.

My friend Stan got several dozen pictures of a cat, we call Shazbot, on many different days, with a coyote, on my farm last last year, within a few feet of each other. I think they were actually hunting field mice and other prey together. In some of the pictures, they are within 4' of each other and walking the same direction. I think they were facing the same way as each other, in all the pictures. There were to many pictures together for it to be a coincidence.

Shazbot's mother, Curiosity, used to get fed by one of our beagles named Niquiesis. Curiosity would squeeze through the round cutouts, to reach our barn door latches through. She would go to the kennel and rub against the side, while Niquiesis, poked her with her nose. Niquiesis would push her food bowl over and dump it, or take a mouthful of food and spit it through the kennel panel.

The cats and kittens out of Curiosity all really like dogs. They are weird. The kittens will run up and rub on my huge livestock guardian dogs.

My old dog Eli would unhesitantly kill cats, that were not out of Curiosity, but slept with her offspring and grand offspring.

Keith

Correct, very, very risky at my farm. People from the surrounding towns, villages and cities think my farm is a dumping ground for their cats. Big barn right off the road....oh they won't mind if I let my cat go....
Oh how wrong they are. Sorry but they have to go. I regularly catch 15 to 20 a year. This has been going on for decades. I live in a very rural setting and these cats aren't living around here. I've actually seen people dump them and go driving away.

Pathetic! Spay and neuter, people.
There are programs for low cost, you just have to dig a little and make some calls

Always glad to see a cat dead on the road; toooo many around!

They make cats everyday.
Good coyote.
Keep your cats (and dogs) at home.