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They get hit by cars at the 167/18 junction in Auburn all the time. Right now I'm staying North of the Seatac airport and I've seen a few in the woods around here and one right off 518 at about 1 am. They're everywhere.
Quote from: frogger on April 10, 2009, 11:03:40 AMThey get hit by cars at the 167/18 junction in Auburn all the time. Right now I'm staying North of the Seatac airport and I've seen a few in the woods around here and one right off 518 at about 1 am. They're everywhere.There was one out behind Smith Brothers Dairy on the NW corner of Hwy 167 and 272nd just about half an hour ago. Looked like a wet bitch, scraggly tail and all... I've seen a couple dogs out there, about once a month for the past two years or so. I also see them a lot off both sides of Hwy. 167 between 272nd and the Hwy 18 interchange... lots of them on the east side by Emerald Downs. Once you've trained yourself to watch for coyotes... you see them all over the place. I wonder what would happen if a guy were to pull over and give one the barrel with the .300 RUM one morning... any of you guys willing to post my bail?
I laugh every time I see a "lost cat" sign in my neighborhood... one of these days I'll pick up a pile of coyote scat, put it in a bag, and staple it under the lost cat poster with a note that says "Cat found, just add water".
You ain't lyin' Ridge... I live right down the road from you in Maple Valley, saw one cross Kent-Kangly right by Elk Run Golf Course the other day... I've seen a couple of them on that course, and over on Druids too. Saw a monster 4x4 blacktail living in the Donut Hole too. I laugh every time I see a "lost cat" sign in my neighborhood... one of these days I'll pick up a pile of coyote scat, put it in a bag, and staple it under the lost cat poster with a note that says "Cat found, just add water".