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Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609066
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I always run cameras in the summer and I'm surprised that I've never had a picture of a coyote with a fawn.

I did see some fawn hooves in a coyote dump one time.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609070
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I find plenty of fawn hooves in coyote droppings. Also get a pic of a yote carrying a fawn every now and then. Arkansas has one of the lowest fawn recruitments in the nation. However, that said - I think they eat a lot of young feral pigs, also. Our pigs have been cleaned out for 18 months and most of the Yotes have moved out. We dont have many rabbits or rats - so not much food for coyotes.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8609074
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Originally Posted by NorthwesternYote
I don't think I'd have the heart to kill the pups. That's the rationale for the states that have a season, since late winter-early spring is pup season.

I would probably feel differently if I owned a farm and they were going after my livestock. But some coyotes are better-behaved than others; if you take out the well-behaved ones, then it creates a void where new coyotes will move into the territory and they might not be so well-behaved.



It bothers me that you can kill a coyote at any time; regardless of if it has pups.
I don’t mind that someone has killed a possibly pregnant coyote; like the operator has here. But no young one deserves to starve to death because their parent was killed. However, I do realize that can happen no matter what. No offense to the OP

Re: Fawn killer [Re: elsmasho82] #8609077
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Originally Posted by elsmasho82
Originally Posted by NorthwesternYote
I don't think I'd have the heart to kill the pups. That's the rationale for the states that have a season, since late winter-early spring is pup season.

I would probably feel differently if I owned a farm and they were going after my livestock. But some coyotes are better-behaved than others; if you take out the well-behaved ones, then it creates a void where new coyotes will move into the territory and they might not be so well-behaved.



It bothers me that you can kill a coyote at any time; regardless of if it has pups.
I don’t mind that someone has killed a possibly pregnant coyote; like the operator has here. But no young one deserves to starve to death because their parent was killed. However, I do realize that can happen no matter what. No offense to the OP


Mash you and I would be at odds on I think most things including this post. But I admire your heart. The critters you care for got it made!

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609086
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Thomas thank you. I do got a big heart, sometimes to my detriment.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609095
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Bears get fawns here also. Seen bear poop with fawn hooves in it.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609102
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Dr Gary Alt wrote in Pa Game News mag.
That deer killed from black bears were zipped with one claw,
and the hide turned inside out.
I saw this plenty. That guy new bear habits.





Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609104
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Unfortunately, the best time for predator removal to reduce predation on fawns, turkey nests, other ground nesting birds and nests, etc - is spring time. Removal of predators just prior to fawning and nesting season reduces predator populations when they do a lot of damage.

It is legal in our state to trap or shoot predators year round on private land.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609106
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The reason I began coyote trapping watched a coyote carrying a fawn it just killed across my Hayfield, caught 8 the first week.

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609131
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The way I look at it is six dead for one shot and I’d do it tomorrow in a heartbeat. People’s tune changes if it’s your livestock or pets these rascals are killing

Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609140
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NICE!!


Hiding our humane dispatches doesn't keep the Antis from showing their own gruesome ones. In this 1 sided story, who will the public believe, then?
Re: Fawn killer [Re: jalstat] #8609152
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Originally Posted by jalstat
The way I look at it is six dead for one shot and I’d do it tomorrow in a heartbeat. People’s tune changes if it’s your livestock or pets these rascals are killing


Lot easier to get six that way than one at a time

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