11-03-2018, 07:30 AM
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6 hours ago, DingoJay said:
There was a fast-food restaurant at a turnpike rest area not too far from here where idiot patrons were feeding one or more coyotes that hung around the place. They were OK with people who had food, but after a while people who didn't have food would get bit. They were removed by the State Fish and Wildlife agency, and I'd rather not think about what happened to them after that.
Can agree there. This is why, especially in public places and urban settings it's a -bad- idea to feed wildlife or coax them closer. It could lead to actions that guarantee their destruction, and it's not reallt their fault in the matter. You can't have people bitten, scratched, or potentially exposed to Rabies or other infectious diseases either.
Oh a lighter note: it is a shame Coyotes are 'small' by comparison.. If we're talking purely sexual for a moment they do have quite the look.
