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Me Versus Skunk Versus Coyote

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So I discovered that I had been having visitors at night plowing my yard and from my golf course experiences immediately recognized I had a skunk problem. Living in a rural area, we self manage. I shot this skunk late yesterday evening and had planned to get him out of my yard after the stench died down. Sometime between 10:30 this AM and 5:00 PM, this happened.

 

I have never seen anything like this in all my days in the woods. Mid-day, backyard, people in and out all day….15 yards from the garage.

 

I later found the second picture within a few yards of the wreckage and immediately recognized we had a coyote do this within eyesight of our deck. Crazy.

 

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I was hoping for a Road Runner Cartoon when I saw the Thread Title...:lol2:

Hopefully it's just a stray coyote, if there is a pack nearby they will decimate just about any dog that tries to take them on. Coyote will attack a dog and then use speed to lead it back to a pack. Even large strong dogs stand no chance. If you have dogs keep an eye on them.

 

Have Mrs. Birdbrain spring for a night scope for your rifle, then just bait a spot and wait for coyote to come out at night.

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Hopefully it's just a stray coyote, if there is a pack nearby they will decimate just about any dog that tries to take them on. Coyote will attack a dog and then use speed to lead it back to a pack. Even large strong dogs stand no chance. If you have dogs keep an eye on them.

 

Have Mrs. Birdbrain spring for a night scope for your rifle, then just bait a spot and wait for coyote to come out at night.

 

I like your thinking :thumb:

Buddy of mine in north FL had a bobcat on his patio yesterday morning and then an alligator in the water way behind his house. Same day.

I can't imagine that Mrs. BirdBrain is happy about this development. :isurrender:

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