CNC doesnt know what he is talking about, he is only using graphs to show his point of view.
Yeah don't pay attention to him....he's using graphs and facts.
Throwing out Lotka Volterra predator prey relationship graphs doesn't mean you know what all they are used to represent. In this case it was used incorrectly.
That said coyotes are not going to increase numbers past the available food resources, territory availability and mate availability but we do not how extensive that actually is. It is different in every locale. Coyotes can and do eat almost anything from live prey, carion, fruits, nuts, ag crops down to insects. They can live anywhere and mate within and outside their direct species (dogs and wolves). Now, knowing what some of their available resources are, how large do you think the population can get before it starts a downward trend?
