Predator Control (Coyotes)

[Micheleee]

Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet

If you're PETA then we are fueling your fire!

haha, hell no am I in any way associated with PETA. I've been hunting since I was a little girl.

I'm doing a study on hunter's attitdues toward predator control just to understand the audience and then afterwards I have to launch a public awareness campaign. It's for a big research project I'm doing for one of my classes, so any help with this survey would be greatly appreciated !

[southern151]

Originally Posted by Micheleee

haha, hell no am I in any way associated with PETA. I've been hunting since I was a little girl.

I'm doing a study on hunter's attitdues toward predator control just to understand the audience and then afterwards I have to launch a public awareness campaign. It's for a big research project I'm doing for one of my classes, so any help with this survey would be greatly appreciated !

Good deal. I hope you get all the info you need!

[SaltERedneck]

Survey done!!

[Duck Butter]

You may want to look up 'compensatory reproduction' just in case that question is aksed of you. When the population of coyotes takes a big hit one year then the next year the population becomes a 'boom', they will compensate for their losses.

Had a girl at ULM doing research on coyotes and I helped as much as possible. We would check the stomachs and you would be amazed at what was in there. Grasshoppers, beetles, persimmons, rats and rabbit hair. 90% of them had heartworms also. Some had so many heartworms it was amazing they were still alive.

'The wolf makes the elk strong' - Aldo Leopold