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They grow bigger in the northern part of the State. No mange on that yote.


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Maybe in the 40's but 50 and up is an extreme rarity. Biggest one I ever caught was 44 and it was the alpha male. Have skinned many in 30's and most people estimate those at 50. Part of the reason is most wild k9's that are seen are foxes which go 12-16 pounds. A 30 pound coyote looks like wolf compared to that
 
Maybe in the 40's but 50 and up is an extreme rarity. Biggest one I ever caught was 44 and it was the alpha male. Have skinned many in 30's and most people estimate those at 50. Part of the reason is most wild k9's that are seen are foxes which go 12-16 pounds. A 30 pound coyote looks like wolf compared to that
It's a coyot. Saw one run up on trail while I was hunting squirrel and rabbit with air rifle, thought it was some ones dog, but it wasn't. Nice animal though
 
Maybe in the 40's but 50 and up is an extreme rarity. Biggest one I ever caught was 44 and it was the alpha male. Have skinned many in 30's and most people estimate those at 50. Part of the reason is most wild k9's that are seen are foxes which go 12-16 pounds. A 30 pound coyote looks like wolf compared to that
I shot a male that weighted 62 pounds and a female that was 42. Most of the yotes I have were below the 40 pound weight, but there are exceptions.


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I usually get about one coyote a week on my cameras, I thought coyotes travel in herds so they can kill a deer but I only get single pictures of coyotes so maybe there not herded up this time of year.hopefully this coyote comes back during the day, this camera is 15 ft up in a tree and the spot the coyote is is about 20 feet from the tree, the big rock in the picture is about 50 ft from the tree to give a sense of distance.
 
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