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Posted
1 hour ago, Rusty said:

That is one big coyote, there's no doubt that the Eastern Coyote is part wolf.   

NY has actually had four confirmed wolves. I know at least some of those were documented in Otsego County. That one could be a wolf. You and I see some serious Eastern coyotes, but never that large. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Stubborn1vt said:

The beef farmers shot 40+ last year over bait with night scopes and thermal.  The biggest they weighed on a digital deer scale was 62#.  I didn't see that in person.  I have seen a few in the upper 40s in person.

WOW! A 62lb'er would be e monster!

I wish I was a better caller, but no such luck. I planned on buying some traps and learning to trap them this past season, but that didn't go as planned. :rolleyes:  

Posted
1 hour ago, Moog5050 said:

Come borrow my fox pro cabin.   You are welcome to give it a run.  That’s a big boy.   

Thanks's Moog. I have a older Fox Pro, but I just don't seem to have any luck calling, never have. I'm mindful of the wind and have tried many many different sounds, but I just haven't had seen any takers. OK, I can think of 2x I called in a red and gray fox over the years. No coyotes ever, that I know of. Then again, I only call during daylight hours. I don't put in much effort to do it anymore, maybe 2-3x/yr. LOL

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