Originally Posted by CNC
The reality of what’s occurring is that all of that grass is producing a coyote density that is having impacts far outside of just the “grassland”…..This is the type of scale we’re actually dealing with……I think the reason why the counties like Elmore, Lee, and Pike are actually doing even worse right now is because the habitat there is getting pummeled by the extra predation pressure that's getting exported out to them from the coyote boom that likely occurred in the grassland ….The only way I can see you could do anything about this situation is either try and reduce the excess grass with the cattle idea or “break out the footholds”……

No you are wrong and you have NO data to support your argument like normal


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