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So, did you skin it out and stretch it?
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And red squirrels. They are in the weasel family so they don't stay in a small area they have big travel Range
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Thats a beautiful coyote. I've killed some in Sasketechawan. We have a number of them on the property I hunt in Pawling, NY. We see them fairly often and hear them howling and nipping many nights.
But, I decided not to shoot them. I have a caller but I've never used it. They look too much like a dog to me. I just can't pull the trigger on one anymore. Sure they do take fawns in the spring on the property, but I have never seen evidence of them killing a full grown deer in my area. I guess its pointless sentimentality on my part, but I don't think I'll ever kill one on the property. |
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