ONLY if he is threatening your family, or your animals..
If a coyote is in the backyard, he is a threat to any pets or small children in the neighborhood. But whether you can shoot him or if you have to call animal control will depend on where you live. In the rural setting where I grew up, we wouldn't have thought twice about it - coyote in yard = dead coyote. But now I am in an urban area and I had better not use a firearm unless someone is in IMMEDIATE danger - like the animal is gnawing on my lower extremities. Even shooting it while it was attacking my pet might be questionable.
Where I live coyote's are open season year round no perment needed. ( far east Tennessee ) there looked at as a Predator.
It depends on where you live. In Ohio, coyotes are a nuisance. We are allowed to kill them any time of the year, any weapon is allowed, and you do not need a license or a tag.
yes if desperate enough
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I own the full length coyote I love it
No. Since it isn't a plant, it can't make its' own food.
http://www.critterhouse.com/fennec_state_laws.htmYes. They are legal.
Yes, they can but it hardly happens. The majority is about 2.5%.
it has its own cartoon where they try and catch road runners
One coyote on it's own? No. But if they worked together like wolves? Possibly. With proper fencing, coyotes should be discouraged to eat horses.
No but you can make your own hot dogs with out real dogs!
"Coyote" is a coyote as in the animal coyote, famaly to a dog, fox and wolf
No.
You can tell the age of the coyote by the size of the teeth on the coyote.