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Rural/Farm Life

getagrip_already

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1. uhmm, do you know what they are doing??

Reply to TEB (Original post)

Sun Aug 19, 2018, 06:44 AM

Aug 2018

This is one way yotes hunt. They do that to scare and fllush out prey that is bedded down or hiding. Once they suddenly stop, they are on the kill. Tearing apart and eating their prey alive.

They are pack hunters. It's what they do.

That sound sends shivers down my back. It's natural, and normal, but something is about to get torn apart.

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The neighbors the coyotes very vocal this morning [View all] TEB Aug 2018 OP

uhmm, do you know what they are doing?? getagrip_already Aug 2018 #1

I did not know that TEB Aug 2018 #2

Actually coyotes are not naturally pack hunters. efhmc Mar 2019 #7

They definitely come in packs across my land - occasionaly alone but mostly in packs womanofthehills Mar 2019 #8

I hear them calling to each other on our ranch but have never seen them efhmc Mar 2019 #9

Until they all passed, BaileyBill Aug 2018 #3

That is great TEB Aug 2018 #4

Until recently... 2naSalit Aug 2018 #5

THIS MEANS MEAT ON THE HOOF ROB-ROX Aug 2018 #6