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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Fawn Killer Gets Lead Poisoning, Is that a good thing?
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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2270029" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>I think wolves have a place in the chain of life. I know ranchers and elk/deer hunter may have a different opinion, but nature has a balancing system. Wolves take out the sick elk ect. We all know the equitation. In nature there has to be a balance. When one species get more abundant well another has to go. We can debate this until the end of time.</p><p>I do think that coyotes are much much more devastating than wolves. One you don't see wolves in downtown Atlanta. I have worked with wolves in captivity/wild and they are a very timid animal, coyotes are opposite. Wolves only breed to keep their pack within what the area has for food. Coyotes breed like rats. The more you kill the more they breed. </p><p>Don't get me wrong, but I respect all animals. Over 50+ years of hunting I don't just want to shoot and kill something just to kill it-UNLESS there is a purpose to kill it. I like to eat wild game! I have killed squirrels because they destroyed my wiring on my truck and tractor (shot over 250 but cooked them), shot 10 of dozens of hogs (ate some, but not the big boars), killed every coyote I have seen and never ate them.</p><p>Would love to shoot a Wolf if it was in an area where they were a problem and there was a population to keep them in check.</p><p>Just remember if we, as hunters now, Kill everything, what will be left for future generations!!!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2270029, member: 116439"] I think wolves have a place in the chain of life. I know ranchers and elk/deer hunter may have a different opinion, but nature has a balancing system. Wolves take out the sick elk ect. We all know the equitation. In nature there has to be a balance. When one species get more abundant well another has to go. We can debate this until the end of time. I do think that coyotes are much much more devastating than wolves. One you don't see wolves in downtown Atlanta. I have worked with wolves in captivity/wild and they are a very timid animal, coyotes are opposite. Wolves only breed to keep their pack within what the area has for food. Coyotes breed like rats. The more you kill the more they breed. Don't get me wrong, but I respect all animals. Over 50+ years of hunting I don't just want to shoot and kill something just to kill it-UNLESS there is a purpose to kill it. I like to eat wild game! I have killed squirrels because they destroyed my wiring on my truck and tractor (shot over 250 but cooked them), shot 10 of dozens of hogs (ate some, but not the big boars), killed every coyote I have seen and never ate them. Would love to shoot a Wolf if it was in an area where they were a problem and there was a population to keep them in check. Just remember if we, as hunters now, Kill everything, what will be left for future generations!!!!! [/QUOTE]
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