Re: Coyote "Fission-Fusion"
I guess this concept is hard for me to grasp since I was raised in the country and still have family on the same land and the coyotes seem to be increasing regardless even though no one hunts them there. So I don't see how any study could be conclusive on reproduction rate when predators are hunted. How could they ever even form a consistent verifiable baseline? How long did this study go on? How did they continually monitor the baseline for comparison? How did it compare to outside pressure in the area either construction, population, or hunting? How would this vary regionally? Idk I just think there are way to many variables. Because I also know people who hunt them on their property and the population seems consistent. I'm not an expert at all, and I'm sure many of y'all know way way more Than me. Just seems weird to me.
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