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any one in eastern colorado have coyote problems

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COvarminter

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my name is jason teeters. i grew up ranching and dealing with coyotes and have gotten great at dropping them. I know how important keeping equipment, and stock safe is and how it can be a challenge to find people that you can trust to not overstep the bounds of common courtesy

if you all have a problem with yotes and would like to have them dealt with give me a call at 719-360-7088 or send me an email at [email protected]
 
Anybody who answers a question from a complete stranger with a response such as yours, COvarminter, really does not seem likely to receive invitations to hunt coyotes. Try being a polite human being first, then ask someone in a polite and humble way if they would take you as their guest.

You're probably a great person, but it's hard to tell based on your use of language. Try English and try humble, you might get better results.

Just a thought. Have a great day and I hope that you find the opportunity you are seeking.

HP
 
I think he's just a 'direct' kinda guy HP. Gave his name, phone number, email addy and the purpose of his post.

If I was a coyote, I'd be skeert. :D
 
ok you all are right on all counts i maybe am a little to direct and maybe i should have responded to the post with a slightly better answer. I am sorry about that. And also if someone would like to show me the ropes here in Colorado i would be forever appreciative i am just getting frustrated with trying to read these darn coyotes. i am seriouse when i say i am thankful for the advice.
 
COvarminter said:
ok you all are right on all counts i maybe am a little to direct and maybe i should have responded to the post with a slightly better answer. I am sorry about that. And also if someone would like to show me the ropes here in Colorado i would be forever appreciative i am just getting frustrated with trying to read these darn coyotes. i am seriouse when i say i am thankful for the advice.
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Sounds like you're new to Colorado. Where did you ruin yote's days before?
 
i grew up on some of the finest coyote country in the us down in az but the pelts wernt worth a dime but outside of wickenburg az there is an average of a 3 yotes to every mile or atleast thats what game and fish said several times. i started hunting yotes from the back porch when i was nine and just went from there.
 
If a person was up for a drive there could be plenty of opportunity in my area. The coyotes are on there up cycle this year. Most ranchers I know will want to see you shoot first. The quickest way to wear out a welcome is to leave behind a bunch of educated coyotes. Because of this, most will set up a target and see what you can do before they turn you loose. When a person starts bringing in pelts though, they will have friends and land to hunt for life.
 
BAR BAR 2 said:
If a person was up for a drive there could be plenty of opportunity in my area. The coyotes are on there up cycle this year. Most ranchers I know will want to see you shoot first. The quickest way to wear out a welcome is to leave behind a bunch of educated coyotes. Because of this, most will set up a target and see what you can do before they turn you loose. When a person starts bringing in pelts though, they will have friends and land to hunt for life.
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BB2, what food source cycles coyote populations in your neck of the woods? Rabbits? Or at least I'm assuming that the cycles are food-related.

And excellent points about being able to kill one with the first shot. They get really smart really fast.
 
We got too many people from the springs and these little urbanized towns wanting to shoot coyotes out here. Just speaking from experience, they seem to be a little too trigger happy to be turned loose in a pasture full of cows. Speaking of which, antelope season just opened and the bullets are really flying. :shock: I'm sure COvarminter is a little more careful with a ranch background, but it's hard to learn the patterns of the yotes out here unless you're checking pastures every day.
 
well between my posts on here and in other media i have picked up one ranch but it is an 18 hour drive involvong a canadien border crossing lol

i really appreciate all your advice and help and i realize that i came on a bit strong with the original post hopefully i can help before you lose any calves or cows and again thanks for the help and advice
 

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