coyote attacks are incredibly rare and it can depend on your location. In an undeveloped location, coyotes will usually avoid humans if they come across one, however in developed areas like the outskirts of cities and towns, some coyotes have gotten used to humans. If this is the case, chances are higher that the animal may act aggressively toward you. Generally if you are traveling with other people or perhaps walking your dog, even in developed areas the coyote may avoid you unless he is with a group and actively hunting. Children and smaller family pets would be targeted over a human adult.
In areas where guns are allowed, some people who actively walk hiking trails carry a firearm (in Texas at least). Not to shoot the animal if they come across one, but mostly to frighten it with the extraordinarily loud noise produced by the gunshot. A sturdy walking stick can be handy as well (in lieu of a firearm).
Best thing is to not travel alone and if you do, be at the ready as coyotes are opportunistic hunters and can strike if they feel they can easily gain an advantage.
If you do come across one, a slight change of path may not hurt you. If you see that the animal is becoming aggressive and coming for you, try to stay close to your path so in case you are attacked, you may be easily found should you be able to fight off the animal. In all likelihood, the coyote will pass you by as long as it doesn't perceive you as a threat.
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I think that if you are bit by a coyote, you should go to a hospital and get checked for rabies.
go to google images and search 'coyote'. You should see a lot of pictures.
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"Coyote" is a coyote as in the animal coyote, famaly to a dog, fox and wolf
The major predator of puggles is the coyote. However, puggles are not the coyote's main prey. If there are coyotes in your area, your should not let your puggle go out unaccompanied.
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You can tell the age of the coyote by the size of the teeth on the coyote.
The possessive form for the noun coyote is coyote's.
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