Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Wolves => Topic started by: Fl0und3rz on August 28, 2013, 09:30:35 AM
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http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Concerns-raised-over-uptick-in-coyote-sightings-pet-deaths-221402521.html (http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Concerns-raised-over-uptick-in-coyote-sightings-pet-deaths-221402521.html)
"We know there's a den over at Meeker," Larson Bonck says.
Meeker Middle School is located in the brambles above the golf course, and residents say the coyotes are not afraid.
"I feel that they are very agressive, they aren't afraid of us at all," Lampskey says.
Neighbors are so concerned, they're hosting a forum to tell State Fish and Wildlife officials about the problem.
"When we see them so frequently, when they are not backing down, and they are scaring people, and there's an infestation in this neighborhood, we would like them to do something about it," Larson Bonck says.
Do something? Like maybe repeal the ban on body gripping traps?
This was odd.
However, like other neighborhoods, it's illegal to kill coyotes and State Fish and Wildlife officials recommend people take preventative measures.
Sorry to hear about lost pets, but just wait until the wolves get here. You'll hear the whining over on the east side.
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I love this. Now that they are having to deal with coyotes they are all for killing and trapping them. Just wait for the wolves, first even more coyotes wil move into town trying to get away frome the wolves, and then the wolves will move in and we can start hunting them. Its great and I think they get what they deserve
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By that time there will be no game left :twocents: