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Dead coyotes everywhere

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Has anyone else seen this lately? I have noticed a LOT of dead coyotes on the sides of the road/highways that past few days...a whole lot more than I ever remember seeing at one time. Couple of pretty big ones too.

Spring. Pups. Dumb hungry mommies. I figure I'll have to whack another one during turkey season, which I don't mind by the way. According to a biologist friend, the population is higher than it's ever been in KY

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Spring. Pups. Dumb hungry mommies. I figure I'll have to whack another one during turkey season, which I don't mind by the way. According to a biologist friend, the population is higher than it's ever been in KY

 

That's what I was wondering and my guess why I have seen so many this spring.

I never see them but I sure can hear them at night.

I used to see a pack of them run the streets in Edgewood at night time.

According to a biologist friend, the population is higher than it's ever been in KY

 

No doubt. I've seen a couple just in driving this spring and have heard them all over the place. What kind of natural predator, if any, does the coyote have in Kentucky?

No doubt. I've seen a couple just in driving this spring and have heard them all over the place. What kind of natural predator, if any, does the coyote have in Kentucky?

None, except us, that I know of.

I used to see a pack of them run the streets in Edgewood at night time.

 

did they have Ryle tshirts on?

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No doubt. I've seen a couple just in driving this spring and have heard them all over the place. What kind of natural predator, if any, does the coyote have in Kentucky?

 

.22-250, .223, .243, .270

.22-250, .223, .243, .270

 

My fave.

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My fave.

 

Have a buddy here at work who hunts primarily with this caliber. I have never shot one but he talks it up pretty good.

Have a buddy here at work who hunts primarily with this caliber. I have never shot one but he talks it up pretty good.

 

Yep, mine likes the Hornady 55gr V-max Poly. It's really one of my most accurate weapons. I have it zeroed at 300.

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Yep, mine likes the Hornady 55gr V-max Poly. It's really one of my most accurate weapons. I have it zeroed at 300.

 

Shoots a very flat trajectory I take it?

I never see them but I sure can hear them at night.

 

Probably shouldn't be out howling at the moon like that...

I have 3 that run through my yard all the time. Scares me that my dogs are going to be out there when they are at some point. I've twice ran up to get a gun and they were gone by the time I get back.

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