Good morning follks, after a late night of fun around the pool tables I went back and snagged another hour or 2 of sleep :happy1: MeMikeJr. called and got me back on track and checked on me this morning :coffee2: Thank you for the wake up call son :colors:
I hope all my friends, family and members understand that I love animals and I hope this post does not upset anyone here :happy1:
Mike reminded me of this and ask what I did with this Redwolf/Coyote breed so I thought this would go good with my coffee and get me started this morning.
Coyotes are naturally shy animals that usually hunt at night, but they occasionally become fearless when surrounded by non-aggressive humans. If a coyote comes at you, wave your arms, yell and take stamping steps toward the animal. Do not turn your back or run. A coyote understands this as fear and will be much more likely to attack.
There have been only a few cases of coyotes attacking people. Most of the time its small children who are quiet or moving only occasionally.
A coyote will usually bite where the head and neck join. Last year, a unique attack happened in Canada. 19-year-old songwriter, Taylor Mitchell, was hiking alone in Cape Breton Highlands Park in Nova Scotia, and a pair of coyotes attacked her. She died from blood loss.
It's hart braking when you see a child's pet get's snagged up right in front of there eye's, I seen this first hand while bush hogging a friends land behind there house about 10 years ago
MeMikeJr. remembers this happening to Burleys daughters dog and she was about 12 years old )
My little dog and granddaughters are safer today, I live out in the sticks and I am thankful to be here, I gave the coyote to the Arkansas Game and fish to use in a possible mount and gone to Little Rock Arkansas along with a big BIG lower Deer jaw bone that some one ells shot, It was a big jaw heading to Little rock and he put the Coyote in the pig box/cooler , The AG&F was good enough to meet me half way in town, there main training/Office was another 15 miles out.
He was a very young officer :blob: looked to be only 20 years old, But very informative and did not have a blown up head and treated me with respect :colors: We all know how cocky a badge and a truck can make some folk's :wack:
But my Quail and Turkey and most of all Boogy will be safe to walk and do her duty
(poo) on the hill.
Here you go Mike. She hit the scales at 41 lbs.
Stay safe out there folks :glasses7:
I hope all my friends, family and members understand that I love animals and I hope this post does not upset anyone here :happy1:
Mike reminded me of this and ask what I did with this Redwolf/Coyote breed so I thought this would go good with my coffee and get me started this morning.
Coyotes are naturally shy animals that usually hunt at night, but they occasionally become fearless when surrounded by non-aggressive humans. If a coyote comes at you, wave your arms, yell and take stamping steps toward the animal. Do not turn your back or run. A coyote understands this as fear and will be much more likely to attack.
There have been only a few cases of coyotes attacking people. Most of the time its small children who are quiet or moving only occasionally.
A coyote will usually bite where the head and neck join. Last year, a unique attack happened in Canada. 19-year-old songwriter, Taylor Mitchell, was hiking alone in Cape Breton Highlands Park in Nova Scotia, and a pair of coyotes attacked her. She died from blood loss.
It's hart braking when you see a child's pet get's snagged up right in front of there eye's, I seen this first hand while bush hogging a friends land behind there house about 10 years ago
MeMikeJr. remembers this happening to Burleys daughters dog and she was about 12 years old )My little dog and granddaughters are safer today, I live out in the sticks and I am thankful to be here, I gave the coyote to the Arkansas Game and fish to use in a possible mount and gone to Little Rock Arkansas along with a big BIG lower Deer jaw bone that some one ells shot, It was a big jaw heading to Little rock and he put the Coyote in the pig box/cooler , The AG&F was good enough to meet me half way in town, there main training/Office was another 15 miles out.
He was a very young officer :blob: looked to be only 20 years old, But very informative and did not have a blown up head and treated me with respect :colors: We all know how cocky a badge and a truck can make some folk's :wack:
But my Quail and Turkey and most of all Boogy will be safe to walk and do her duty
(poo) on the hill. Here you go Mike. She hit the scales at 41 lbs.
Stay safe out there folks :glasses7:
