deer and coyotes

[bonemonger]

went out last night to glass a bean field. saw 8 bucks, two which were over 120 inches, 5 does and 5 coyotes. the coyotes were sneaking thru the beans after the deer. didnt see any fawns with the does. the rifle is going with me the next trip.

[Edcyclopedia]

That would certainly make the deer happy too!
Wile E. Coyote is not welcome, so go get your Acme gun and shoot a few

[Stanley]

Shoot them singing dogs.

[Z7WIBoy]

Wish we could - illegal to carry a weapon and shine in Wi ( at least that is what I was told)

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[bk123]

Coyotes are thick were I live. I see them on a regular basis and have not seen one with any hint of mange. I always thought mange was a cycle that keeps the population in check but haven't seen any hints of it in years. If you see them a lot there is way to many. This one guy baits them and shot dozens in one winter off his back porch.

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[Carol]

Wile E. Coyote is not welcome, so go get your Acme gun and shoot a few

Hate those things! They are not welcome here.

[dan]

Wish we could - illegal to carry a weapon and shine in Wi ( at least that is what I was told)

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He said he was glassing, not shining.

[SouthernHunter]

They have been a problem around here. I have successfully removed a few but a few is not enough. I am considering in an all out trapping and hunting excursion prior and during hen nesting and the fawn drop periods. I may not kill many but I can at least bother them as much as I can during these important times. I just wish night hunting with a light was legal here.

[Kodiakman]

Time to drop them dogs for sure. But I am from the train of thought that any time you see one is a good time to shoot one.

[Mike.E]

Go get them man! Last year here was the most encounters ive had while bowhunting and summer filming deer. I have to get on those dogs, never got one though haha thinking trapping is the way to learn about them best but i dont know!