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  • Biological mechanisms for why killing coyotes/coywolves doesn’t work

    Jon Way

    This post is in response to 2 scientific publications that have recently been published in the journal Canadian Field-Naturalist. Essentially, these two papers describe two different scenarios where the killing of coyote(s) eventually led to more coyotes in a local area. Many people, especially hunters that I have talked (or argued) with over the years,…

  • Was the Illinois wolf really a wolf?

    Ralph Maughan

    It might have been a coywolf- See this story in the Chicago Tribune. Was it a wolf?  State wildlife biologists think it was a real wolf

  • The coywolf, a product of evolution

    Ralph Maughan

    The wolf was not the gray wolf, however, it was the Eastern wolf — canis lycaon- Dr. Jon Way has been telling us this for some time. I see he has changed his suburban coyote page to the “coywolf page.” Broken link now fixed. Coywolves’ a product of evolution. By Lawrence Pyne. Burlington Free Press.

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