Never see a fox around here anymore either or a groundhog. Did see a cottontail yesterday for the first time in a couple years. Haven't seen a Jack around here in going on 4 years.
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Never see a fox around here anymore either or a groundhog. Did see a cottontail yesterday for the first time in a couple years. Haven't seen a Jack around here in going on 4 years.
There are two types of hunters in Ontario, the old timers who remember the rabbit,jack,pheasant population pre coyote and the generation that has lived with them since they have been firmly established.Being in the old timers group I have seen the destruction caused by coyotes,they are indeed a pest.
Interesting read. I have no problem with killing coyotes when you can , but history has shown us that when we decide to wipe out a species, we learn years later that it had an important role in the chain of which that we weren't aware .
IMPORTANT ROLE?????? WHAT ROLE DO THEY HAVE???Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
They are an invasive species.
Starting to see foxes around Lowbanks/Longbeach area........they go for fish etc that washes up on shore
Coyhunter - all things considered - how is this even possible in your neighborhood. It puts you in a very bad light....:shades:Quote:
Originally Posted by COYHUNTER
Not living up to his name at least..:sad: or just plain slacking off on the job...:madman:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grasu200
Starting to feel my age.........71 now.........my broken ankle this winter didnt help.........10 more good years I hopeQuote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
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Originally Posted by COYHUNTER
The older we get the better we use to be...
We are all getting there , 74 now , waiting to hear when I go in for complete knee replacement surgery and have had carpal tunnel surgery done on each wrist back in early and late April, it got so bad on my right hand , I could hardly feel the trigger due to the numbness and tingling sensation.Quote:
Originally Posted by COYHUNTER
Hope I have more than 10 years left.