RE: Re: claws

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• To: g*@hort.net
• Subject: RE: [CHAT] Re: claws
• From: "Donna " j*@prairieinet.net
• Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:42:27 -0500
• In-reply-to: 02ed01c390f1$3f1ba400$f708f5d1@oemcomputer

See that is the problem in a nut shell.... fix one problem, you get
another.

Can't say as I have seen any wolves here, but the foxes are definitely
on the rise....

Donna

> Generally I enjoy the wildlife.  I
> > think it's astonishing to think about all the life going on around
us
> that
> we
> > are barely aware of.  But I don't enjoy having the coyotes.  In my
mind
> they
> > are invasive aliens, just like some plants.  Maybe they were native
to
> this
> > area once, but certainly not for a couple of centuries.  I really
think
> of
> them
> > as belonging in the West - but  what do I know?  Auralie
> >
> 
> Auralie,
>         It is my understanding that the coyotes at one time were
limited
> to
> the Plains. However, with the expatriation (extermination) of the
Wolf,
> the
> coyotes' population exploded with the removal of this TOp Dog. In
> Yellowstone, where the wolves have been reintroduced, the coyotes
> population
> has been reduced by 50% in some areas, and the red fox numbers have
> increased.
> 
> Betsy
> Evergreen Co
> >
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