Helpful Posts: Nice series, Terri. I especially like #1. In #3, I didn't see the one on the right until the third time I looked at it.
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Thread: Coyotes in Our Midst
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9th February 2014, 11:34 PM #21
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Re: Coyotes in Our Midst
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10th February 2014, 07:29 AM #22
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Re: Coyotes in Our Midst
I skimmed/read portions of that pdf today. Mostly the first half, key portions most relevant to photography blinds, locations, tips etc. I briefly skimmed the remainder of the doc where it covered all of the case studies. A LOT of great information, ideas, etc in that pdf. I recommend it!
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10th February 2014, 10:19 AM #23
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Re: Coyotes in Our Midst
Changing tactics, usually the females try to lure male dogs away and then the group attacks.
Originally Posted by rpcrowe
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10th February 2014, 10:00 PM #24
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Re: Coyotes in Our Midst
There are numerous ready-made blinds that are designed for hunters but could easily be used by photographers. Here are some examples from Walmart. There is one which at $50 USD seems pretty inexpensive.
https://www.google.com/search?q=hunt...lmart&tbm=shop
Do a Google search for "hunting blinds" to see many more...
This might be a handy seat for spending hours in the blind waiting for birds
https://www.google.com/shopping/prod...d=0CPcCEKYrMA8
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