If coyotes are so clever, how come they can’t catch roadrunners even with the help of an ACME anvil?

@NathanCline12-21

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Rodgers did not adequately prepare me for the people in my neighborhood.

@johnrayboutang6974

Жыл бұрын

Dont forget the ACME rocket roller skates

@brianmarceaux1807

Жыл бұрын

Yeah well have you ever even seen a wolf order anything at all ?

@tdracing8001

Жыл бұрын

Are you serious right now? That was obviously just for TV. They were PAID actors! In the wild the coyote would have caught the roadrunner! Especially with the roadrunner making the beep beep noise everytime he moves

@1483TBird

Жыл бұрын

They paid em to lose, ACME ain't cheap 😁

I have had coyote follow me while out hunting, and they’ve beat me to a downed animal. They’re incredibly intelligent and there’s a reason the Native Americans have so many supernatural stories involving them.

@doilooklikeicare337

Жыл бұрын

im metis my great great auntie was married to louis riel and most stories i heard involving coyotes were bad lol

@ca5ualm3dia

Жыл бұрын

no you where soft and stupid and didnt kill it first , because you are POOOOOOSEEEEEEEEEEY BOY lolz ....

@justlucky8254

Жыл бұрын

@@doilooklikeicare337 I had to look up those names. Is that tribe and that person well known up there in Canada?

@johngarland252

Жыл бұрын

​@@doilooklikeicare337 would you be willing to share any stories? I'd certainly be interested

@doilooklikeicare337

Жыл бұрын

@@justlucky8254 yea the metis what i am we are descendents of foreign fathers and native mothers so alot of metis people have brighter skin and majority of us spend our time on reservations depending where you come from we also have our own language which is michif which is a combination of native language and french

Don't leave foxes out of the conversation. They have to be smart enough to survive without being big. They're clever critters too. Just ask anyone who has chickens in a place with foxes.

@wadetaylor1299

Жыл бұрын

Just as clever and live close to us or in towns Even very intelligent

@comfortablynumb9342

Жыл бұрын

@@wadetaylor1299 exactly. I've seen foxes running around the expensive bay front homes in Florida, living around golfers and a "perfectly maintained" landscape (I hate golf and the landscaping with thirsty grass and plants). Somehow they survive. The trash cans are metal dumpsters or big tall things with lids that foxes can't get in. They have to compete with racoons too. Once in awhile I've heard of coyotes around the city where I grew up (Sarasota) but I've seen foxes quite a few times.

@wadetaylor1299

Жыл бұрын

@@comfortablynumb9342 right on bud everything u said Is fact I've seen it and them carry rabbits through town lice next to my house with dogs chasing them ect. Golf courses seem hold them alot. 👍✌

@ImOnYoutubee

Жыл бұрын

I used to breed one fox, it is so restless running up and down. Made a small house for it and after three months donated it to wildlife.

@comfortablynumb9342

Жыл бұрын

@@ImOnKZreade yeah they're wild animals and not the best pets.

They were in manhattan in the 80's. My father used to jog at randall's island every day around 5am and he started seeing them while I was in grade school. I remember him talking about it switching over from stray dogs (he carried a stick) to coyotes (no stick seemingly required) during his morning run. Anecdotally from living in NYstate my whole life, I started hearing them upstate in the later 80's, but in the late 90's they started getting much bigger, howlier and seemed to be in packs more often. I've read that they bred with wolves at the NY Canada border, and it squares with what I see now. I hear them at least three times a week currently, and it's packs that lead off with howls, and then devolve into coyote yips afterwards. I'm about and hour and change north of NYC.

@derrickcolon2319

Жыл бұрын

There's coyotes in the bronx see them everyday in soundview park nyc

@derrickcolon2319

Жыл бұрын

There's coyotes in the bronx see them everyday in soundview park ny

@clintrench6850

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry but I was at fort drum and y’all have raccoons that could rob a liquor store lmao kyotes are your least of problems lmao . We once had one jump from a tree lane on my buddy grab his MRE and took off !! 😂😂 it was the funniest shit ever , we were laughing so hard we couldn’t breathe. They are the size of full grown dogs and their fucking ninjas man I’m dead serious. We had to tell all the new guys don’t bring anything they can smell with you in the field because they will tear your shit apart to get it while we’re gone . We’d go out and do our thing come back and sure as shit somebody didn’t listen and their ruck sack would look like a grenade went off in it lmao just a mess like you wouldn’t believe.

@paulmryglod4802

3 ай бұрын

I grew up in upstate fingerlakes region in the 80s and 90s and i had the same experience with coyotes changing

I've been wanting to make friends with the crows in my area and after hearing his story about the raven? Inspires me more. Such beautiful and intelligent creatures.

Coyotes are like the jackals of the American continent. They’re extremely resourceful. The eastern coyote is impressive. It is a little more social than it’s western cousin and it’s larger.

@weldmonger1560

6 ай бұрын

I hunt coyotes in Michigan and yes I can tell you I've been shocked by some of the things I've seen. Highly intelligent! But I like the challenge. They do big money tournaments out here

@andrewdipiazza4787

5 ай бұрын

@@weldmonger1560 if anyone is interested I have some good pictures/videos of some animals, not going to call them coyotes, all around New Jersey. We always rode atvs and would hear stories of wolf sized coyotes and something is happening recently in New Jersey where they don’t hide. Past 3 months they are out and about. I would say the biggest one I saw was bigger than a king shepherd, had to be 140+ pounds. I haven’t let my dog out since. Also have a photo of one on my front lawn next to a cable wire attached to a telephone pole. I have a 75 pound pitbull with a photo in the same spot and the coywolf drawfs the pitbull in height by a lot, but the thickness of the animal is alarming. Looks like I small bear running around. Sorry for the long message.

@nadjasunflower1387

5 ай бұрын

@@andrewdipiazza4787 sounds like a red wolf, or a red wolf / coyote cross breed.

@ncmetalfan5267

3 ай бұрын

No red wolf or coyote is reaching 140lbs

@OnkyoGrady

3 ай бұрын

@@andrewdipiazza4787 If I had to guess, and assuming it still looked like a coyote at that size, someone's livestock guard dog pulled a runner. A Pyrenees, Alabai, or anything similar would absolutely dominate a coyote pack. If they aren't on home turf playing defense the dog will be a lot more interested in a pack take-over than the usual canine race war brutality.

When I was a child my german Shepherd cornered a coyote pup about 10 weeks old between our house and steps. It was a mean little critter. My dog held it there until my grandpa came out to do his morning chores. He called the game warden and they said to shoot it or they could come do it. I begged to keep it but Gramps wasnt having it.

@ChicanoOne760

Жыл бұрын

You're not adding anything to the convo.

@Greengrower

Жыл бұрын

@@ChicanoOne760 you aren’t. they are.

@deadazzz

5 күн бұрын

That's so sad, just a baby must of been hard knowing you can't do much

This guy is actually not full of shit. So good to hear as a sportsman

@Greengrower

Жыл бұрын

Did you fact check him?

Love these conversations!

Theres an island in Canada, Manitoulin, and theres wild dog packs that roam freely on it. Always wanted to see them when I was exploring the area after work

Unfortunately, there is only 14 collared wild Red Wolves left in the wild. We are hoping to see a new litter any day. We desperately need it.

@corycole5677

Жыл бұрын

We've got them here in Southern Oklahoma directly on the Red River. I saw my first one in 1990. I wouldn't see another one until late 2022.

@jpnewman1688

Жыл бұрын

No worries.. Just keep VOTING then HOPE for CHANGE.. 😂😂😂

@milwaukeebrewers6337

Жыл бұрын

Anyone seen a Dire wolf yet

@ncmetalfan5267

3 ай бұрын

They’ve been saying 14-15 for years now but there have been 2 litters and at least 9 released into the wild so it has to be 20s-30s at least

@J57133

Ай бұрын

How do you keep em from breeding out into Coyotes since we’ve found coyotes, wolves, and dogs readily interbreed?

I live in Minnesota where our wolf population is blowing up. They were mainly in the northern 1/3 of the state but more reports arw showing up about wolves pushing south. Coyotes run the southern half of the state. I have many by my house and hear them call out almost every night. Both the wolves and Coyotes are thw top predators in Minnesota with no signs of slowing down.

@robr5786

3 ай бұрын

Wolves and Coyotes are bitter enemies,we have both in northern wi,I've heard them going at it in a field,coyotes on one end wolves on other,it was quite a racket

Bro I love Joe Rogan podcast man The mixture of everything science nature personnel shit and experiences and a lot of big boys stories keep it up Joe

Perfect timing… ran into a coyote yesterday in my front lawn. We are in Lomita, CA, south of LA city. It “ran away” when it saw my Doberman.

@CoconutDreams123

2 ай бұрын

San Pedro here. Lots of coyotes in Peck Park at Western and Summerland.

Wolves vs coyotes - who is more intelligent? Sounds like a proper JRE topic.

Was on a night time bike ride on some trails in a Seattle neighborhood and I rode up on two coyotes taking down a deer. At first I just heard bushes rustling then for like 30 seconds heard what was obviously large animals fighting. The noises were horrific and then I finally got my bike light off and started searching. I saw the eyes and could just make them out through the trees. A runner came up with his dog who was freaking out and clearly sensed the animals. The next day I went back and most of the deer carcass was still there. I’ve since seen a pair of coyotes running around several times since in that same area.

@reegsmay3952

3 ай бұрын

North or south Seattle?!?

@fledgendbeats4581

4 күн бұрын

You actually heard rustling in the woods,n you went to find what it was? What in the fuck

I was in Animal Control Officer training in 2006. Coyotes, migrating south bound had reached a line across the state from Bradenton to Vero Beach (halfway down the state) today they are in Key West.

I can concur with two words: Wiley Coyote 😂❤

Both are incredibly intelligent...we underestimate animals all the time...if given the chance to learn things around people so many species can achieve atypical levels of intelligence.

A very clever and rarely seen animal we have in NH are Fisher Cats. I've only spotted a few but you will hear them at night sometimes. Mating or fighting it sounds like Hell Spawn

@Mikefantasia22

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, fishers are Badass! I've ran into a few at night fishing deepening the woods. they are scary as fuck. Killed my boys cat, tore it to fn shreds.

@capt.obvious9058

Жыл бұрын

@@Mikefantasia22 ohh damn ! Yeah I hear they a vicious and no other predator around here messes with them. Like a smaller Wolverine. Lived here 20 yrs and only seen 2 aside from trail cam pics

@Mikefantasia22

Жыл бұрын

@Capt. Obvious ya, exactly like a little wolverine lol. That's actually how I was going to describe it. And the call they make, sounds like a woman screaming. They're fn nuts

@brockpha9424

Жыл бұрын

​@@Mikefantasia22 would u say they're similar sounding to a bobcat?

@Dirtface-vm4ck

Жыл бұрын

Fisher are cool they love to kill and eat porcupines

The coyotes I saw in the California when I was in Camp Pendleton were always in packs and small. But I stay in Minnesota now and their bigger and usually solo.

@SankaCofee422

Жыл бұрын

I’m in Oklahoma have been my whole life and I’ve never seen more than 3 at a time. I saw them in pairs most often usually a male and female or a female with a couple pups. My brain just melted at the fact that I was born before coyotes had made it to the east coast like what in the actual fuck lol 😂😂❤ talk about messed up timelines 😂😂❤

@owasso8775

Жыл бұрын

Being in Oklahoma I shall always remember a pack of coyotes chasing a herd of deer through my backyard. Just like Wild Kingdom and I'm just outside of town.

@travismiles5885

Жыл бұрын

Same at NTC at Ft Irwin. Scruffy bastards.

@stevenhall8964

Жыл бұрын

the farther north you get the bigger the Coyotes get.

@jeffreyross71

Жыл бұрын

I live in Minnesota in a pretty populated city and I see and hear the coyotes all the time. They are pretty good size too and you can hear the whole pack howling especially when they get a kill.

I lived in Daly City, California which is the city literally right side outside of San Francisco…well I would literally see coyotes on a weekly basis. Packs, solos and they were pretty large. Also saw a mountain lion walking thru my neighborhood. Crazy

We have tons of coyotes here in TN. I even saw a Cougar once back in 2016 even though they’re supposedly extinct from the southern US.

@woodstock6792

Жыл бұрын

Same in NY my dad seen cougar and coyotes are everywhere

@Greengrower

Жыл бұрын

Cougars definitely exist all across the USA despite state governments like Connecticut’s that says they don’t.

@woodstock6792

Жыл бұрын

@@Greengrower same in NY i live in the Catskills Ulster county and there sparse but here

@Mr.BL0NDE_

Жыл бұрын

You can still find cougars here in FL, but are rare to see. The combination of their population being low & how good they are at not being seen, I’d imagine there are some in southern states that have remained untracked

@woodstock6792

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.BL0NDE_ i bet you got some cool cats in Florida roaming around

I hear them howl every night in the fields and woods here in WV, sometimes hear 10-15 at a time

@brandondrew4914

Жыл бұрын

The packs out west are much much larger but the animals themselves tend to be smaller.

@csnide6702

Жыл бұрын

I hear them within 1 mile of a town of 8800....... between me and town !

@MrLee-cy1pw

Жыл бұрын

When we hear that my dog who goes everywhere with me has to stay inside lol. She's a little patterdale terrier and one time she saw a cayote across the street from are house and chased after it. Luckily she's trained so when I called her name she came right back but I don't think she realizes that she was running straight towards death lol.

I grew up in Fairbanks Alaska there were never ever coyotes up there. Last year when I was there they were howling all over the place.

@jetterdone7434

Жыл бұрын

Might be from the fires pushing them to where food is

@stuckinthemud4352

Жыл бұрын

@@jetterdone7434 maybe I think it’s because the wolves have been thinned out and I think all the rabbits around Fairbanks are perfect food for them.

I live in upstate ny in a small town named Chatham and I’ve seen wolves 2 different times I’ve seen many coyotes or coy dogs this was 2x the size

He reminds me so much of Billy Bob Thornton lol..... even down to his speech pattern here & there. Wonder if they are from the same area.

2002 I shot a coyote in southern nj with a Texas game farm tag in its ear , blew my mind and of course the state denied everything

@mr.b3168

Жыл бұрын

Racist

@csnide6702

Жыл бұрын

Real Men Don't Kill Coyotes -- RHCP........

It was mid 90s before they were present in central Kentucky. Their appearance is associated with hard winters in which the Mississippi/Ohio experienced surface freezing.

i saw a dog running arround the neighborhood i though it was a shepard. So i tried to see if he was friendly i got him stuck in a corner. I held out my hand and he sniffed my hand like a dog. Durring the sniff i noticed it was a coyote stepped aside and he just ran off looking back at me twice.

Ian Tyson song best describes them " from 40 below to malibu by the sea" Yotes are survivors.

I live in rural Kansas, on a farm. The local coyotes have learned things like that a tractor or combine might scare up or run over a prey animal for them. Not uncommon to be working ground, and turn around at the end of the row, to see one running out to where I'd been, and then carrying a dead snake back to the tree line. I was bushhogging milo stalks one time, and one was just walking along the waterway, keeping pace with the tractor, until I scared a rabbit, and it took off after said rabbit. When they're not the occasional ones causing problems, they can make for good neighbors. They may never become family, like with the dog, but we'll settle for descent neighbors. They're able to adapt to humans without becoming domesticated. That's some apex level skill.

We first starting hearing coyotes in the late sixties, growing up on a farm in southern Ontario. We didn't know that they were coyotes and called them "brush wolves". We didn't realise that they were the same thing as prairie wolves, another name for coyote, until a few years later. I live in a small city now and they come into the city at night. You see them but you never hear them. Yet, only 10 miles away, back at the family farm that I grew up on, you hear them at night all the time.

This topic mesmerizes me

I live in central Va around here coyotes just showed up within the last 20years

Up in Ontario Canada Barrie area. I’d say 4 to 5 pups per litter but so much mange in last couple of winters. Im a dairy farmer. I actually love coyotes, but not the mangy ones in the day time.

in the burbs of Chicago i saw the local Coyote digging in a front yard, i called out to it from my bicycle... it ran out to the street to stare me down in a non-aggressive but obviously not scared too... when i attempted to turn my back and ride off the Coyote came towards me until i turned and faced it, this went on for 2 blocks before we said goodbye... it was my fault for bringing the Coyote into the street but i had a great time and wasn't too worried as it was 6am by a 4-way stop sign so cars wouldn't be driving fast...

@gmac8852

2 ай бұрын

South suburbs really healthy coyote population. More than most people believe until they find the leash with no little dog attached.

I live in San Jose at the southern end and right next to the green belt. During spring and fall I listen to them all the time. They make a very entertaining racket. One night my wife heard a ruckus in the front yard and looked outside and saw a coyote with something in its mouth. She said it looked like a cat. We have a lot of feral cats around as well. One morning I was riding my motorcycle to work and there was one walking out from a yard and walked parallel to me on the sidewalk just sort of watching what I was going to do. A couple of years ago we had a report of a mountain lion walking down the street a couple of streets down from us. That got everyone excited. Like I said we live right next to the green belt and there are all kinds of wild life around us. In a town about 15 miles away a mountain lion walked through a woman's sliding bedroom door and took her dog right off the bed. Didn't touch her or even try. But the dog made a bunch of noise for a while and then she couldn't hear or find it. It is interesting to live so close to the green belt. To protect our dogs form the coyotes we built a double gate with the fence 7'2" tall and only 10 feet between the gates. Then on the top we have 2 ft 2x2s nailed perpendicular to the fence on top. This keeps them from jumping up and putting their paws on top of the fence and pulling themselves over. Incredible animals.

My 6 pound Chihuahua fought off a coyote with her mean ass 😂. It dropped her when I came outside but she was fighting and no injuries

@chrissparks6380

2 ай бұрын

Wouldn't have worked out well if you hadn't came out

Two days ago spotted a coyote (for the first time) roaming through the neighborhood The crazy part is that I live in the Bronx

we have red wolves by me. ive seen one clear a 7’ fence like it was nothing

Where I live in Pa we have eastern coyotes which is a wolf/coyote hybrid.

@PedroPeyolo

6 ай бұрын

Coywolf

Taking the bounty off the Coyotes is what blew them up.

@SankaCofee422

Жыл бұрын

Oh snap!! I was gonna say something about this but then thought ugh I better not bc some snowflake will get offended but yeahh I remember into the mid 90s here in rural Oklahoma I’d see either the ears or the whole pelt hanging from farmers fences like everywhere and then one day it just stopped. Makes sense now! ❤

@danielhaas9612

Жыл бұрын

@@SankaCofee422 You got it. There was decent money in a Yote pelt.

@RandySavagxe

Ай бұрын

no killing wolves and mountain lions is what blew them up the coyotes took over as the dominant predator and could survive with less territory and food in human areas.

Anyone interested in hearing Dan talk more about this fascinating animal should check out his book, Coyote America. He does a great job not just going into the natural history of the animal, but also talking about how they coevolved with humans and all the ways humans have reacted to them ranging from coyote shamanism to coyote eugenics projects to the coyote and roadrunner cartoon.

I had a feeling it was gonna be those gnarly coyotes

There are some BIG beautiful coyotes here in Northern California. I mean ive some lone males lurking around my property that look like small wolves.... maybe coywolf? 🤷‍♂️

@secredeath

Жыл бұрын

Coydogs

This guy knows his shit!! Good stuff..hes very informed..I could listen to him all day!!!

@Trythis837

Жыл бұрын

Everything he said there was completely wrong except the part about more food equaling higher pup recruitment rates.

@willymaykit1482

Жыл бұрын

Wow, you should branch out a little, this guy is reliving his own thoughts, not reality. Do some research.

@KJohn648

Жыл бұрын

It's entertaining.. And the dude seems knowledgeable!! I REALLY DONT GIVE A F*CK..EITHER WAY!!

@gpme2867

Жыл бұрын

​@Try this educate us then Mr "everything he said was wrong" what was wrong and whats the right information. And dont cop out with "do research" if you can tell us he is wrong then tell us how and what is right

@Trythis837

Жыл бұрын

@@gpme2867 i explained it on the main comments page.

Not even close. I spent much of my life in Alaska and even though you'd hear wolves all around you at night during a hunt, you'd rarely see them in daylight and when you did it was at extreme distance or a quick flash of them running off through the brush. Once you flew into some remote lake and set up camp, they noted that and removed themselves from your zone. I now live in a remote area of Arizona and even though ranchers shoot them on sight, coyotes will walk right past you or stand and stare in broad daylight. Coyotes are surely clever, but nothing like wolves.

@nonyobussiness3440

7 ай бұрын

because for like 30 thousand years they learned to avoid or be aggressive and keep a distance from humans. The selection pressure especially after Europeans settled north América went up times a hundred because we shot them. the ones that survived are the ones that are on the look out and avoid humans and keep a large distance. when they see us they split. I believe in russia, in regions in which wolves weren't hunted anymore and the people there really had no way to defend or even shoot the wolves even if they wanted too. After like 4 to maybe ten generations....the wolves no longer feared people and saw them as prey if other food wasn't around. they would come into town and try to get into houses and actively hunt people and eat their livestock and horses. I will say they had no other food source. Like in sunderbans in India, its impossible to hunt tigers and they never were successfully. Its a giant muddy swamp and as a human your a sitting duck out there so they still regularly eat and hunt people.

@brunoqnzbk7891

3 ай бұрын

I ran into a wolf dog a few years back. He was MASSIVE and stared at my APBT like he was dinner. That was only a wolf DOG. Now, imagine a full wolf. Coyotes are killed by pit bulls. Check out Spike on YT. Pit bulls CANNOT kill wolves. There you go.

Unless you’re Rick Flare impersonating a legendary mountain man, The ep is 1975 😂

I talk to my pets all the time and they definitely understand a lot. I dont know how much, but more than I've specifically taught them. They surprise me sometimes.

Coyotes are very smart. Down here in Mississippi, they are mostly nocturnal. They will also lure your dogs off and eat them.

What a great public speaker....

As a child in western Nebraska, 1950's, I remember the long drive down a gravel road to our favorite fishing lake and as we went along every fence post had the hide of a very dead coyote hanging on it. The locals would arrange massive drives and kill every coyote they could. It was an 18 mile drive up that road and fence post were maybe 10 feet apart so just imagine how many coyotes were killed.

Don't forget...wolves have been on the brink of extinction. Coyotes? NEVER

Listened to both near the Wisconsin Michigan border

Coyotes in illinois can be fairly big ive noticed over the years they have gotten larger. And more in small packs 2or3 minimum more than years prior it was 1 on its own all straggley.

And on a side note..... i do need 30 round mags and night vision to Keep theese majestical beasts from killing my calves

Coyotes have adapted to living in cities and back yards. Wolves struggle to exist. Both are very smart.

We camp with my little kids once in the middle of nevada desert. Coyotes were howling all over and getting closer. Never made contact as we had a fire burning all night. They dont attack because they know their disadvantage. Dogs on the other hand will act tough and die in battle

@jpnewman1688

Жыл бұрын

That's why military men are called mad dogs.. 😂😂

@Chief_Mozey_48_Reacts

Жыл бұрын

And that’s why one Pitbull can and has killed multiple coyotes in one fight. Look it up.

@fleadoggreen9062

5 ай бұрын

I left to go to work at one am These coyotes were yipping and howling like I never heard, I live by a walk trail that goes to the forest preserve

Off topic but I was blown away to find out on another JRE episode that black bears are prevalent in Florida

I didn’t realize Billy Bob Thornton studied Wolves?

@abgenetics4808

Жыл бұрын

@@scsherman207 lol over your head then?

Hey Joe, I have property a couple hours east of you near Lake Sam Rayburn. I have large coyotes with a heavy red tint to their fur. I'll have to send you a picture through a DM.

When I was a teenager in central Oregon I was told there was a bounty on coyotes of $35

They move like snake's in the night & recognize the sound of a slide putting the hammer down.

Raymond Coppinger pointed out that the wolf was the only animal to domesticate itself. Canines are truly man’s best friend.

@leselshouseofchaos

5 ай бұрын

Cats domesticated themselves on their own terms.

Im in south Florida and they're showing up here

I’m from Arlington Texas and I sell propane and propane accessories and I’ve seen quite a few coyotes

I took one in on Christmas. She had a broken leg and I kept her. She would show up miles away looking for me. I don’t know how she always knew where I was but she was great

In South Jersey (woodsy areas) there’s Coyotes that rival the size of wolves … like these MFs get BIG off all the deer we have. But they are all relatively skiddish so no real threat.

I always wondered if”they domesticated wolves to dogs what did they breed them with”

I had a Rottweiler that thought he could attract fire engines and cop cars

The way he says they will take a census lol I don’t see it that way.

‘62 is when SCDNR introduced ‘Yotes to combat the Whitetail population. Now U.S. hunters have the problem of the ‘Yotes and the deer. Insurance is up on cars and the deer are maintaining population though. There are just ‘Yotes EVERYWHERE!!!

Explain Coywolves in the NE

@Jp-312.

Ай бұрын

Coyote mixed with wolf

Some of the animals that I've noticed in Missouri since I was a kid that were not normal was armadillos wild pigs and we already had mountain lions coyotes scorpions Fox I have even seen an alligator in Missouri once and we have discovered piranha in Lake of the Ozarks I guess there's a special area where they can stay warm enough through the winter to survive if anyone knows of anything else I didn't mention I was be very appreciated to hear from you

@jennifervineyard3664

Жыл бұрын

I live in north west GA..We have armadillo's showing up.

@butchvito

Жыл бұрын

If you saw an gator in Missouri it was someone's pet who released it. Missouri is too far north for any population of gators too survive the winters.

@ayejason6408

5 ай бұрын

@@jennifervineyard3664i live in northeast GA ive seen armadillos my entire life i dont really think thats an anomaly that you’re seeing them

@jennifervineyard3664

5 ай бұрын

I've lived here my whole life also..On a mountain. I'm always outside. Never in my 40 odd years have I saw an armadillo around here until the past 2-3 yrs

@ayejason6408

5 ай бұрын

@@jennifervineyard3664 ill say im from Whitfield and Murray county area you should be familiar with the area theres lots of them

Also, I've never heard them howl as described here (females sounding out numbers). It's very clearly separate packs sounding off on each other, and they'll howl/yip at dogs that go near them or disturb them in the same manner that they do to each other. It's definitely as a cohesive group and targeted though. They were outside my house a few weeks ago, and after (smart lol) I brought my dogs in they immediately started a huge ruckus aimed directly at us from 50ft away. Pretty unmistakable that it was aimed at us as intruders.

I’ve lived in the downriver of Michigan my whole life..( I’m 63 yrs old) I’ve lived on an island on the Detroit River for 27 years.. and there have been coyotes here the whole time.. they’ve done some culling of the coyote.. but they are still here… And I don’t have a problem with it.. if you don’t want your dog to be killed then keep them on a leash.. same goes with your chickens and other livestock… make sure you shelter them properly and get some gaurd dogs.. fencing.. if you can’t afford to do that.. tough sheet… It’s not the coyotes problem.. it’s yours.. be a responsible owner.. people are lazy…

Yah you gotta admire yotes, I know they follow me n my butterball dogs when we go for our 6 mile hikes n they showed up at my quail feeder station, I know they followed us n I went out n said I see you n they made eye contact n just vanished

FDA trappers leave unposted coyote traps in rural UT & AZ and don't check them for weeks. The bobcats that stumble into them are almost too pissed to spring loose after spending days in one. The coyote population has collapsed since a disease wiped out the jackrabbits this year.

Coyotes have adapted very well to urban hunting I work 3rd shift they roam the streets and night. Folks would be quite surprised to know they are right out there back and front doors watching in the night. Cats and small dogs beware.

@chris-cy5ed

Жыл бұрын

What part of the world you in??

@monkcheetah8203

Жыл бұрын

@@chris-cy5ed southeastern CT

I believe every animal is intelligent in their own way. Depending on evolution and what animals adapted too survive . Insects like grasshoppers and insects adapted to feel time are a lower spectrum compared to most mammals . Crazy right

i think it's pretty even they just have different characterizes, such as the ability to spit up the pack and go on their own unlike wolves

Ive seen a redwolf in arkansas in 2009.

There are tons of Cayotes where I live and some even appear very friendly. I want to adopt one as a dog but I don't want it to eat my actual dog lol.

@jpnewman1688

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like they've learned to be like bankers, politicians, etc.. 😂😂😂

@jasonberryman1035

Жыл бұрын

@Steve Sherman coyotes eat small-medium dogs

Joe , why are cats all sizes ( big cats) and no big Lion type dogs .

@secredeath

Жыл бұрын

That's because bears are a big version of a dog

@ronaldrey8474

Жыл бұрын

@@secredeath bears aren't in the K-9 family or Sylvester . How do we not have Bengal tiger size dogs ?

@secredeath

Жыл бұрын

@Ronald Rey The bear and the canine split over million years ago from the family tree but make no mistake the bear is technically a big dog its nose it's like a dog

@ronaldrey8474

Жыл бұрын

@@secredeath bear smells like 5x better than dogs. Dogs don't hibernate but yeah they totally look similar I agree

@ronaldrey8474

Жыл бұрын

@Steve Sherman yes I'm aware. But dogs ain't bears and why no big dogs like Tigers as in cats ? Oh and all bears don't torpor

The difference between coyotes and wolves should not be related to cognitive intelligence, but rather digestive abilities and adaptability. Western Coyotes live a largely solitary life, and possess a different digestive system than wolves, coyotes are omnivorous and can digest carbohydrates, whereas wolves are strictly carnivorous and they can not digest carbohydrates, and as pack hunters are better suited to take down larger prey, but being larger mammals compared to coyotes, and existing within a pack, they require much more food than do coyotes.

The ONLY active wild community of red wolves is in coastal North Carolina on the albermarle peninsula

❤love and respect both coyotes and wolfs but coyotes are more resourceful and adaptable

saw a pack of 8 in my neighborhood once

Wolves and humane are connected somehow forsure!

He started seeing them in 61? What when he was like 5?

It is also true that gravity does not act on a Coyote until it realizes it has run off a cliff…

Maybe the Howl from the wolves are the Leaders somehow saying to them like ya were gonna kill you on sight there's low food in the area ion know lol. High asf😮

While coyotes are clever they certainly are not on the level of wolves, social structures, playfulness and problem solving require intellect and wolves got coyotes beat in all 3 of them, social interactions especialy.

That's another 100,000 dollars in the Bank for Joe ! 🤯

They call them Perry dogs ?

Cleveland Ohio 📍coyotes in my backyard last night

i feel like y’all people forget about maine when you talk about east coast lol

Coyotes became expansive as we eliminated all the wolves who used to keep the coyote population in check.

@higasaurous57

Ай бұрын

False. They did a study in 1983. Wolves accounted for 6 per 3000 coyote kills. Wolves didn't do much against them.

They cross bridges, Mississippi river