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rickyrick · January 19, 2012, 05:39 AM

I posted this light-heartedly as a result of recent coydog debates.

You can't tell from the picture but the critter is crossing a well traveled path. The last four coyotes I called in came in on this path. I placed the camera on this path to see if there were more so I could decide whether to move on to a different spot. There are at least 3 more coyotes still using the path since Sunday.

Many pigs have been shot by me on that very path but for reasons I blame on the drought, no sign of any pigs in over a month. With the exit of the pigs and thier associated piglets, I have seen a tremendous spike in coyote activity.

Feral dogs imo, are more dangerous than coyotes, and will meet a similar fate if sighted.

January 19, 2012, 05:39 AM	#6
rickyrick Senior Member Join Date: March 15, 2010 Posts: 8,237	I posted this light-heartedly as a result of recent coydog debates. You can't tell from the picture but the critter is crossing a well traveled path. The last four coyotes I called in came in on this path. I placed the camera on this path to see if there were more so I could decide whether to move on to a different spot. There are at least 3 more coyotes still using the path since Sunday. Many pigs have been shot by me on that very path but for reasons I blame on the drought, no sign of any pigs in over a month. With the exit of the pigs and thier associated piglets, I have seen a tremendous spike in coyote activity. Feral dogs imo, are more dangerous than coyotes, and will meet a similar fate if sighted. __________________ Woohoo, I’m back In Texas!!!