AggieGunslinger said:

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I was listening to one of Rinella's podcast and the guy speaking was discussing the book he wrote on coyotes. He said they were basically the only predator in N. America that we as humans had tried to exterminate and had never even come close. When their population density drops they increase their litter sizes to make up for it. It was a really interesting discussion.

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eric76 said:

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powerbelly51 said:

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My father in law says the best dog he ever had was a rottweiler he rescued from the side of the road in south Texas. The dog would run go at night and come back with a dead coyote or two whenever he was at the lease.

The dog seemed to have some kind of grudge against coyotes.

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That's odd. I've never seen one of our dogs bring a coyote back after a night's prowling.

I have seem them drag dead cattle out of the field up the house so that they could have an extended lunch.

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