I will say not that high though if you are talking coyote predation only but if you add in additive mortality from hunting then it will get on up there but still stay under 50% by a decent margin.
I think we are finding common ground. So going by what you are saying�.would agree then that for the vast majority of AL hunters�.coyotes alone likely do not represent a �devastating� (extinct, low numbers, unsatisfactory hunting, etc.) threat to our deer herds, but rather it�s the combination of hunters and coyotes (additive mortality) that poses such a high risk or threat level in terms of sustaining future populations???
