Warning: Large Coyotes Causing Havoc In Alabama
The coyotes are out of control in Alabama!
Here's what you need to know.
Recently people have been spotting some giants roaming closer and closer to heavily populated residential areas.
George Harsch posted in a facebook group
Be on the lookout a very large COYOTE roaming Chigger Ridge Road
Joyce Kidd Kephart added this pic
Coyotes have been known to kill cats and dogs, especially those who live outdoors. Coyotes, however, are omnivorous scavengers. They'll eat garbage, vegetation or just about anything to get their stomachs full. Pet attacks are rare, but it's still a good idea to ensure your dog or cat is safe inside at night.
When Are Coyotes on the Hunt?
Coyotes can be seen at any time during the day, but they tend to be most active in the early evening hours or the moments before sunrise. Due to the recent increase in coyote populations in Alabama, the state allows night hunting with a permit.
What Should You Do If You See a Coyote?
When you spot a coyote, it's best to leave the animal alone. Don't encourage them to come closer to you or attempt to lure them in with food. Experts also advise keeping your pet's food outside of the reach of wildlife. I prefer to shoot them! Credit: Meg TSQ
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