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What are your thoughts on coyotes?
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>>85832272
Imagine being a coyote boy and getting gang raped by a pack of all male gay wolves who force you to join their pack as a bottom beta
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>>85832272
Coyotes are ok I guess, I'd probably hate them if I was a farmer or some shit and they kept eating my chickens.

>>85832279
boil yourself
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>>85832279
Why would you imagine that
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>>85832279
Those wolves are very close together
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>>85833332
That's the pack for you
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Gotta respect. On their own they are not that formidable, but surprisingly, coyotes actually tend to displace wolves when they expand into wolf-dominated territories. Their packs are larger and they can successfully outcompete the physically superior wolves.
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>>85834272
The coyote pack?
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I like them. It makes me happy to hear them yipping and hollering in the night
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>>85832272
post your panther fursona
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>>85835224
That's a coyote
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>>85832272
Annoying pests
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This post sucks due to hoe /r9k/ in general sucks, but coyotes are very cool animals since they occupy an important mesopredator niche which has recently turned to apex predator now that wolves and bears have been expatriated from most of the continental US.
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Coyotes are really cool. Recently I was hiking with my dog and a coyote ran across the trail ahead of us and my dog chased it, he basically went down the side of a cliff chasing it and I freaked out because I thought if he caught up to the coyote it would fuck him up and I love my dog and value him more than anything else in this world. I scrambled down the side of the 'cliff' - really just a very steep brushy hill in central California and then at the bottom I couldn't find him and I thought he was gone. After about 4 minutes of calling his name he walked out of the brush looking very tired but happy. I had to carry him back up the hill but I was just happy he was okay.

I think maybe the coyote was in heat and he is not neutered so yeah
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>>85836185
Dogs and coyotes can crossbreed?
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>>85832272
Sexual
oregano
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>>85836188
Yes but I don't know if they mated, probably not, I don't think my dog ever caught the coyote
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>>85832279
Yeah why would you imagine that, like what the fuck lmao
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>>85832272
they're the best. anyone who kills them deserves to have their entire family tortured to death in front of them.
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>>85832272
cute kitty eaters.
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>>85836442
I hope a group of them raid your backyard like an inner city gas station.
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State introduced them decades ago to control smaller animal populations such as raccoons and opossums that were getting out of hand. Instead of doing that, it started attacking deer in packs and reduced the population by 1/3. In the first year, they attacked lots of people, and several died. A shit ton of people's pets were killed because of them. After a few years, state passed a law saying it became legal to hunt them year round without a hunting permit because of how out of control they got within a few years. Before, it was illegal to hunt or kill them unless they were threatening homestead animals. Even after the law, coyote population is still out of control, people cannot kill them in town or city limits because risk, homesteaders regularly kill them trying to get into homestead animal pens etc.

In otherwords: kill coyotes. They're a shit species that shouldn't be alive. Natural predators show up eventually. The same would have happened to the smaller animals.
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>>85836569
>like an inner city gas station
I don't get it
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their worst nemesis.
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>>85839183
I thought that was a duck at first glance.
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>>85837592
When they come through, it's like those videos you see of kids raiding stores.
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Thoughts on these sadistic baby killing flying death machines?
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I think they're pretty cool. We have several acres of desert surrounding our neighborhood so they're always coming through here throughout the day. The only thing I don't appreciate is how much they poop in my front yard since we're on the corner where the neighborhood startsso it's like the first and last place they stop. There's been one hanging around the last few months who was alone without a pack because it had mange. Whenever I take my kid for a walk, we usually wind up spooking it out of some bushes by accident. Looks to be doing better now though and has most of its fur back. I was wondering if someone had been leaving food with medicine out for it.

>>85836188
Yes. We adopted a dalmatian when I was a teenager that had been hanging out with coyotes and she was rescued when someone found her and her litter of puppies and she was basically starving herself to feed them. They sadly euthanized the puppies but I was always curious what they would have looked like.
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>>85840022
Those are pigeons
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>>85840784
I tried to post a Dove. I'm bird blind.



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