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Two years ago I snared an adult male with a crippled back leg, I put him on the stretcher the other day and remembered oh ya I got a coyote with a bad leg.
If there's so wrong I'll catch it lol
She also had what I believe was an old bullet injury, a old hole scar low in the body and an exit wound higher up, the hide was fully healed, but no fur on the exit, size of a quarter or slightly bigger
I've seen pass through scars from bullet, all healed over, and wondered how they survived that.
In Wyoming one fall I got a couple that survived the buckshot from coyote control airplane.
The winter before was very snowy and they shot several hundred in that area
One female the entry holes were healed over, but the exit was still open and pussey? I thought how did she survive that?

Years ago ,One guy shot a two legged coyote, it was running when he shot it, it had good front leg and a good back leg. He said the legs were taken off from traps
I knew full well a trap didn't take half a leg off, his pickup hunting group probably shot it the winter before

Years ago ,One guy shot a two legged coyote, it was running when he shot it, it had good front leg and a good back leg. He said the legs were taken off from traps
I knew full well a trap didn't take half a leg off, his pickup hunting group probably shot it the winter before
Prettier than the dark ugly ones, her chest was pale, a lot have a brown belly, she looks better on the stretcher, if I remember I'll take a picture of her next to a couple others that don't look as good
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It looks redder in this photo, I looked at the grass, the grass is reddish to, and to the naked eye the grass isn't red

I think the phone camera is off a little, the grass should be a real pale light yellow

She looks a little red on back of the neck, but looks much better indoors, she's the one on the left