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Re: Which Animal is More Common in The State of Alabama as We Enter The New Year?
[Re: RonBuck]
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Chevy , from my understanding the coyotes we are starting to deal with here in the south are not the same 30 to 35 pound rodent eating coyotes in Kansas . All of the coyotes we have here have dog and wolf in there genes, studies have been done on this as well , it varies a lot in the amount of wolf, or dog in the gene pool from area to area . I personally would just like to see some promotion of some sort to trap and hunt them. Hunting them is fun I've killed a handful calling , but it can be challenging, especially if they have been called before and shot at .
Codie I'm computer illiterate myself but I will give it a shot . I know that we have hashed this thing out for yrs..Biologists say you fawn survival rate is basically the same with or without them..I will go with this and my own personal experience and tell you that they are not the problem most people think they are.I don't care if you kill and trap all you can it wont make a difference.
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