Best Management Practices Trapping Coyotes in the Eastern United States Updated 2014 Best Management Practices (BMPs) are carefully researched recommendations designed

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IDENTIFICATION Coyotes look like small collie dogs. They have erect pointed ears, slender muzzle and a bushy tail. Most coyotes are brownish gray in color with a

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Predators — especially coyotes — are wary of new things in their environment, so scare tactics can be very effective. Change and rotate these deterrents to reduce habituation. They are especially useful when added to

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The Ecological Role of Coyotes, Bears, Mountain Lions, and Wolves The health of natural systems relies on the presence of predators, especially apex predators. Intact, healthy ecosystems provide benefits to humans such a

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Non chemical control of coyotes Jim Knight, Extension Wildlife Specialist, Montana State University Coyotes are opportunistic feeders with a diet that includes mice, rabbits, fawns, insects, fruit, berries and other vege

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COYOTES Integrated Pest Management for Home Gardeners and Landscape Professionals Coyotes are medium-sized members of the dog family, larger than foxes but smaller than wolves (Fig. 1). Native to western North America, t

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the URBAN COYOTE Coyotes have long inhabited the cities of southern Ontario, and have been seen and heard in the City of

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UTAH DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD PERMIT TO HOLD RACCOONS OR COYOTES IN CAPTIVITY Owner(s) Name: ____________________________________________________________ Physical Address: ________________________ Mailing Addre

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EARTH, MOON & SUN Classroom Activities EARTH, MOON & SUN CONTENTS

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• Coyotes
• North Carolina
• Jungian archetypes
• Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
• Coyote
• Planetarium
• Trickster
• Chapel Hill
• North Carolina
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill