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Went up to my usual area to do some training. 20F out and NW wind but it is protected in there between two forests. However met a coyote! So I stayed down on the flat and trained. I will have to bring Bumper Boy and set it off which usually gets rid of them. On Sundays the dump is closed. During the week the dump uses a canon type gun which fires to get rid of the pesky seagulls. And also more people around less likely those coyotes will appear.:)
these work well
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I wouldn't let a coyote change your plans. As soon as you and your dog get out of the truck he would be gone.
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Originally Posted by Mary Lynn Metras
UH-OH!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Bora
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Ken I am in Canada!!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Bora
What does living in Canada have anything to do with shooting a yote? I live in Canada also and whack and stackem
Depends on where you are. I am on the outskirts of town; behind a cemetary. You need a licence to shoot and permission to shoot on someone else's property. Maybe where you are you don't have to abide by those rules but I do!!!or believe me I would shoot!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay-Bird
If you have a coyote problem where you train, bring a cat with you. Once the coyote is full, he won't bother you.
Well then just like Vermont,Quote:
Originally Posted by Mary Lynn Metras
but never an issue as everyone I know buys the hunting licence January 2nd and nobody trains on property without landowner permission. While I may have, I do not think I have ever trained with somebody who did not have a licence on land I did not have permission to be on. You may not abide by those rules, but I do...;-)
Agree completly. Coyotes aren't going to give you any issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wade