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Re: Coyotes and calves


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Posted by JDseller on September 06, 2011 at 21:26:07 from (208.126.196.144):

In Reply to: Coyotes and calves posted by rrlund on September 06, 2011 at 07:10:23:

I have lost calves every year for the last five years or so. I have seen them and tracked them so I know it is coyotes. The DNR has a park over on the other side of the valley from me. They brought coyotes in there ten years ago. They are thick now and the DNR denies that they are a problem. One will keep the cow busy and the others get the calf.

I have lost two dogs just this summer. They came home all chewed up from fighting with the coyotes. Then a few days later they did not come back. I found them later that day ,dead, and tracked the coyotes back to the State park. We have since killed thirty-two of the things. I used to let them be thinking they would help control the deer and turkeys. I now hunt them anytime I have extra time to do it.

If I still have trouble next year I WILL start poisoning the dens. If the DNR want them here then the DNR needs to pay me for my losses. If a dog kills one of my calves and I can identify who owns it they have to pay. I think the state should have to as well when their policies causes loses.

Pile on DaveII and others that think it is bad to poison animals. I want to hear what Dave would say when it is one of his horses.


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