So I did crop the picture because the coyote was off to the edge and on the edge of the camera's range, so it is blurred. So I think a coyote because of the color pattern and the black tipped tail.

cobb wrote:So how do we get rid of him/her?
Stradawhovious wrote:cobb wrote:So how do we get rid of him/her?
I've always been told that you need the right tools for any job. I'd think if you got yourself a good AR, that ought to do it.
Vlad wrote:Stradawhovious wrote:cobb wrote:So how do we get rid of him/her?
I've always been told that you need the right tools for any job. I'd think if you got yourself a good AR, that ought to do it.
Fixed for ya!
cobb wrote:Vlad wrote:Stradawhovious wrote:No, I think Stradawhovious had it right but just didn't punctuate it correctly, I need the hammAR.
hammAR wrote:Let me know where and when.........or let me know where and I will tell you when.........either way..
justaguy wrote:They are saying wolves and coyotes are taking there toll on big game animals numbers out West. All the environmentalist think they are cute, majestic, furry creatures that need only love. When what they really need is thinning.
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