I`ve been avidly hunting coyotes weekly since December. The areas I hunt that is normally thick with coyote are now over populated with snow geese, Canada geese and ducks. I thought for sure the coyotes would be out in full force trying to catch one. Its almost like they went into hiding instead. They must not bother at all with the waterfowl??? Or do they???
Question about coyote characteristics.
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I had a friend shoot two of them last fall as they tried to sneak up to his goose decoys, he was pass shooting over some river water and the decoys were placed on the water's edge and shoreline....coyotes will try to catch anything they think will fill them up...
I spoke with a farmer tilling a field with a bunch of seagulls feeding on the upturned worms/insects. The coyote lay motionless until the tractor and seagulls got just close enough for him to pounce....said he saw the coyote leap 4ft and catch one mid-air as it was flying away.
I've seen seagull remains in areas of yotes as well...very opportunisitic. They also eat the not so elusive "apple" from fall frost all through the winter here. Their scat is all over local trails and rich in apple skin and seeds.
I've seen seagull remains in areas of yotes as well...very opportunisitic. They also eat the not so elusive "apple" from fall frost all through the winter here. Their scat is all over local trails and rich in apple skin and seeds.
