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I try to take out every yote that I see whether deer, turkey hunting or just calling them in. Where we hunt at in western Ga and eastern AL our problems are with the yotes crossing with stray dogs that people like to dump out on the backroads. I have watched these coy-dogs team up to take a mature deer before. Yotes are not much of a pack hunter as the wolves are up north. I look at the yotes as being an opportunist in regards to their hunting. They will take the opportunity if it presents itself to take a newly born fawn, just as well as raiding a turkey nest if they have the chance.
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