waterwolf Posted March 12, 2010 Report Posted March 12, 2010 (edited) talks of a bounty being placed on coyotes\wolves in the near future in perth county. $100 per. being a hunter,,i understand all too well what happens when the number of canines exceed the carrying capacity of a given land acreage,,, trouble. sometimes justified for any species on whatever level on the food chain. there is a stew ,, a good broth,, on this topic brewing in TO. dogs and cats, are not coming home in the morning. coyotes are becoming very much a part of some urban communities and not in good way. they're adaptable ,skilled hunters and very cunning. being a scavenger , the coyotes appettite knows no boundries which is why owners of small pets should be very nervous. i've walked up within 20 feet a coyote in oakville just beyond the fence of swimming pool where 3 yr olds played while i was working. HEY!!the yote ran but wasn't too concerned about my presence until i yelled.they seemed to be a little more timid not too long ago. problem is i get a kick out of seeing anything wild while i'm flying across the 407 , deer, gosset hawks or coyotes. forget your in the city for a minute. setting traps or snares is one way to go but it's kinda sad. ofcourse i understand the concerns from all sides,, but it's just another huge workboot stompin' down on another fragment of inter-city wildlife. late night rant Edited March 12, 2010 by waterwolf
cram Posted March 12, 2010 Report Posted March 12, 2010 talks of a bounty being placed on coyotes\wolves in the near future in perth county. $100 per. there is a stew ,, a good broth,, on this topic brewing in TO. dogs and cats, are not coming home in the morning. coyotes are becoming very much a part of some urban communities and not in good way. they're adaptable ,skilled hunters and very cunning. being a scavenger , the coyotes appettite knows no boundries which is why owners of small pets should be very nervous. i've walked up within 20 feet a coyote in oakville just beyond the fence of swimming pool where 3 yr olds played. HEY!! Unless you can actually hunt urban coyotes (not sure you can shoot within yards of where those 3 yr olds are playing either), i don't see the point. They need to run a sterilization program, or something else that enables killing (or scaring the bejeezers out of) the urban coyotes.
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now