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LoessHillsArcher
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That is nuts, you read the other stories at the bottom!!
dblmainbeam
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I can't read any more. When I got to the guy who hugs trees and say that were equal to trees i had to click off. Read the comment if you want to here what idiots sound like.
I would also like to know how long ago it was that coyotes were almost non existent in america. I grew up chasing them with my dad and have never heard of that. The guys says hes a hunter.
I would also like to know how long ago it was that coyotes were almost non existent in america. I grew up chasing them with my dad and have never heard of that. The guys says hes a hunter.
blake
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I would also like to know how long ago it was that coyotes were almost non existent in america.
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Back in the days when they were hunted from aircraft, posioning, and bounties their numbers were low. They are a remarkable critter and have bounced back well from those days.
I would also like to know how long ago it was that coyotes were almost non existent in america.
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Back in the days when they were hunted from aircraft, posioning, and bounties their numbers were low. They are a remarkable critter and have bounced back well from those days.
blake
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Certainly the most deadly, and the least specific method, was the use of compound 1080 and strychnine inserted into meatballs and scattered across public and private rangelands in the West and Midwest.
Another method used was poison baited explosive devices called "Coyote getters" which were supposed to be very effective.
Sheep carcasses were also injected with poison and left for scavengers. This method killed off carrion eating Coyotes while indiscriminately poisoning many other species as well.
This method is being used still:
An M-44 is a hollow, 6-inch, spring-loaded aluminum cylinder the size of a tent stake, which contains a tablet of sodium cyanide. The cylinder is topped with a cotton-tufted trigger, which is swabbed with coyote attractant.
The device is planted in the ground and dirt is packed around it. When a curious animal pulls on the trigger, sodium cyanide crystals shoot into its mouth, killing it.
Another method used was poison baited explosive devices called "Coyote getters" which were supposed to be very effective.
Sheep carcasses were also injected with poison and left for scavengers. This method killed off carrion eating Coyotes while indiscriminately poisoning many other species as well.
This method is being used still:
An M-44 is a hollow, 6-inch, spring-loaded aluminum cylinder the size of a tent stake, which contains a tablet of sodium cyanide. The cylinder is topped with a cotton-tufted trigger, which is swabbed with coyote attractant.
The device is planted in the ground and dirt is packed around it. When a curious animal pulls on the trigger, sodium cyanide crystals shoot into its mouth, killing it.
dominator
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"My dad turned to walk away and it came running back at him. I yelled, 'Dad, it's coming for you!' and he chased it away again. But it didn't go all the way into the woods," Palludan explained. "It was kind of staying on the edge."
thats when i get my .243 and blast that son of a b out of this world
thats when i get my .243 and blast that son of a b out of this world
R
Renobber
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Ya that season was alright for me...you should see the other side of the barn.
