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Come to my house and whack a few coyotes. They're thick as flies here. I'm going to bust some of them up pretty soon.
Come to my house and whack a few coyotes. They're thick as flies here. I'm going to bust some of them up pretty soon.
They are WAY out of hand here. We've gotten a permit from the Warden, are baiting the hell out of them, and are going to wipe them out at night with rifles, specifically AR 15s or other high cap semi autos (all HIGHLY illegal without the permit). I have already seen 14 on the pile a couple of nights ago, and we just started baiting last weekend.
There is talk of possibly using some fully auto stuff, but that would require permission from the Sheriff also, as I'm sure the neighbors wouldn't be too happy to hear a bunch of fully auto ARs or AKs let go at 2am
I can't poison them (not this many) because of the livestock and the other wildlife I am trying to protect. But take my advice on this:
If you don't start killing them now, they will FORCE you to kill them in a year or two. You have to let them know that they cannot have the land. Kill enough of them, and keep killing those that move in after them, and they'll tend to move on. And you HAVE to leave at least some of the bodies lying after you kill them for the others to find. They know what a dead coyote means, and they know what a bullet hole is. Keep killing them until they stop coming. Make sure they see you, a LOT, but kill every one you possibly can. It won't matter, they will keep coming.
I will NEVER let it get this bad again. I was hunting them for sport, which is still fun when I do, but what I need now is a mass killing, and we are going to have that Feb 18, under the full moon, after they have gotten very used to coming to a free lunch.
Worthless pieces of shit. They contribute absolutely nothing to this environment (Central Alabama), which they are not native to. And they will devestate the other wildlife in a VERY short time if they are not kept in checked (killed mercilessly, and often).
They say wolves are migrating our way. I wish they would hurry up and get here, because they are the only thing (besides rifles) that seem to keep the coyotes in check. Like the bobcats, they are very territorial, so there is no real risk of being "overrun" with wolves like there is with coyotes.
Is there a coyote problem in Southern Alabama? I'm in the contract signing phase of buying in Baldwin Cty.
I've got a couple .308's and a 7.7 that need exercise.
I'm planning on deer and hog being a significant part of my diet, Coyotes, not so much.
I'll have to consider a nuisance permit. I'll have a couple acres and the wife wants chickens. There is a 50 acre or so wooded area joining me. Maybe that's enough. My problem is an ethic that tells me I have to eat what I kill. I haven't figured out how to cope with that.
I've got a nice new .243 that needs a workout too.
I'm planning on deer and hog being a significant part of my diet, Coyotes, not so much.
I'll have to consider a nuisance permit. I'll have a couple acres and the wife wants chickens. There is a 50 acre or so wooded area joining me. Maybe that's enough. My problem is an ethic that tells me I have to eat what I kill. I haven't figured out how to cope with that.
I had the same ethic....until I met the coyote. You will lose it quickly when you see what they do to the other wildlife on your land (and 50 acres next door is enough to feed yourself with deer forever, they will wander in and out). Don't even TRY to raise chickens until you've seen that the coyotes are in check. I have seen them wipe out a pen of 100 overnight. And they love turkeys. One of the best calls you can make in Alabama to call a coyote in.
No closed season on hogs either! You're going to love it there. And the .308 is perfect caliber for both (might want to get something bigger and slower for the hogs though, but the .308 will get 'em). Maybe look at a 45/70 "Guide Gun" (Marlin makes a good one). Its a lever action, fun for walking around in the woods, and will knock a deer or hog off its feet if you shoot it. SLOW, HEAVY bullet......and kicks like a mule! I don't hunt hogs that often (not a lot of them up here, but a few), but when I do, the 45/70- or a slug gun is what I carry. A pissed-off hog is not something you want chasing you, so shoot it with something BIG
José;3238127 said:We couldn't care less about the few of our brothers and sisters you manage to kill, 14.
It does not change the fact the extermination of our bigger cousins that used to hunt us carried out by humans was a godsend to us.
It does not change the fact that we are the champions of the canine world after our domesticated cousins that enjoy your company so much.
It doesn't change the fact that we roam freely throughout the North American continent in record numbers.
You can bet your ass we'll still be around long after you become worm food.
This deer has an injury to it's hind flank. Wonder if it was done by a coyote, a hunter, if it got hung up in a fence, hit by a car or what? What's your best guess? Because of the large coyote population here where I live, it could have been a coyote but I'm not sure of the exact nature of the injury.