2 people bit in Toronto

just saw on the cp24 news 2 people bit by coyote..in TO

yes, in Bayview Village more exactly; the cops already shot the yote

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Originally Posted by G.S.

yes, in Bayview Village more exactly; the cops already shot the yote

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Lol
Wondering when PETA will show up to claim that coyote was depressed due to covid and needed psychology treatment instead of police brutality.. [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]



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Originally Posted by G.S.

yes, in Bayview Village more exactly; the cops already shot the yote

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Thank goodness they used the ETF guys at least most of them can shot straight. Would have been bad out here in Peel, they have shot each other and bystanders all at the same time.

I wonder if the cop used an AR-15 "patrol carbine",you know,the ones that are designed to kill the largest number of coyotes at once.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

I wonder if the cop used an AR-15 "patrol carbine",you know,the ones that are designed to kill the largest number of coyotes at once.

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Also interesting what was the back stop

Not sure if it was the bullet or shot placement but that coyote looks like it ran a good distance after the shot.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

I wonder if the cop used an AR-15 "patrol carbine",you know,the ones that are designed to kill the largest number of coyotes at once.

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I sure hope so Trimmer there could have been a pack of them coyotes around, I mean considering the neighbors were feeding this animal...

I just wonder why I cant get a coyote cull in my area, I guess I have the wrong postal code.

I am going to set up a petition from the OWNERS OF MISSING CATS ASSOCIATION OF MISSISSAUGA to ask for a fully funded cull in my area. LOL

my son had 1 stocking him and his dog the other day in a Sarnia park. he not going back to that park again.

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Originally Posted by G.S.

Also interesting what was the back stop

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I’m sure they took that into consideration. Likely why the shot was at a down angle…

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Not sure if it was the bullet or shot placement but that coyote looks like it ran a good distance after the shot.

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They would take a heart lung shot rather than a head shot. Years ago I shot a fox at work, that was hanging around a hydro compound. Since the health unit wanted to test for rabies, they requested I not whack it in the noggin. Likely the same reasoning here.

Was funny to hear the Toronto do gooders get upset by this. “Why did they have to shoot them!?” The average citizen is so disconnected from reality it’s actually quite sad.

I love these incidents that make the news. (Glad noone seriously injured of course)

But getting coyote hunting permission just gets easier and easier lol

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There's more and more ignorant people in the suburbs and even semi-rural areas.
I have to explain again and again why feeding wildlife (and particularly coyotes) is a bad idea.
Most of the time I don't get a chance, just come across pile of food left overs in the woods.
Just look at what happened at that BC park.

Were the cops wearing their masks?

The coyotes are lining up at McDonalds here in London. :)