Chris Schadler

Coyote Ecology: The Rites (and Wrongs) of Spring & Early Summer

July 26, 2016

Springtime and early summer mean birth, growth, and renewal. For coyotes, it can also mean bullets, arrows, and killing contests. Killing contests are permitted in

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Coyote Ecology: The Rites (and Wrongs) of Spring & Early Summer

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