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  1. 10-13-2021, 10:30 AM #1
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    He does appear to be a little less wily.
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    I'd say that the deer is the confused one.
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    If he's eating corn, i've seen them do that quite a few times. Idk that i've ever got a deer and a coyote in the same pic. The deer is confused.
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    humans have made coyotes out to be deer killers.

    fawn killers, sure...but that coyote poses very little threat to those adult deer.

    i've even watched coyotes parade thru a flock of turkeys before. were they paying attention to each other? sure. were the turkeys flying away like they had been flushed? nope. just kept on eating...
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    Corn feeders are more of a threat to deer any day vs. yotes.
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    What 2th and labluver said They just weed out the weak
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    I'd say hes more focused on a field mouse
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    Is that a second coyote behind the bigger buck in the second picture?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tigerbdog View Post
    Is that a second coyote behind the bigger buck in the second picture?
    Not sure, but looks to be.
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    I've got several on camera together as well. Killed a couple yotes last year eating peanuts they had just turned over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2thDoc View Post
    humans have made coyotes out to be deer killers.

    fawn killers, sure...but that coyote poses very little threat to those adult deer.

    i've even watched coyotes parade thru a flock of turkeys before. were they paying attention to each other? sure. were the turkeys flying away like they had been flushed? nope. just kept on eating...

    I saw something similar. A winter flock of 20 hens all putting loudly letting the coyotes know what was was as the pair of coyotes passed by marking bushes 10 yards away. They watched them closely but weren't too concerned. Granted, this was in in a clean field with plenty of room to get out of dodge.
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