Haying
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Haying
I was swathing some alfalfa & brome, saw this coyote going along the windrows checking them out was able to get a pic of her, she would run ahead of the tractor. she has a litter of pups on the river next to this field. Should make some prime fur this fall. After she left a few deer came out to checkout the goings on, handful of meat bucks. danny
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2ndovc
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Re: Haying
Pretty cool!
Your pictures sure make me miss my Grandfather's farm!
jb
Your pictures sure make me miss my Grandfather's farm!
jb
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Chuck 100 yd
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Re: Haying
It don't get cold enough to get furs to prime condition here. Coyotes get shot when possible.
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Griff
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Re: Haying
Driving across eastern Oregon yesterday, I saw a coyote in a large pasture with quite a number of cow/calf units. You could tell where the coyote was by the cows following its track across the pasture... calves seemed unaffected as they were all laying down...
Griff,
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Alan in Vermont
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Re: Haying
Calves haven't learned they are a menu item yet.Griff wrote: You could tell where the coyote was by the cows following its track across the pasture... calves seemed unaffected as they were all laying down...
Re: Haying
Mowing down that grass stirs up the field mice.
Easy pickings for the coyote.
Easy pickings for the coyote.
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JohndeFresno
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Re: Haying
Makes sense to me!FWiedner wrote:Mowing down that grass stirs up the field mice.
Easy pickings for the coyote.
Love them wildlife photos; miss my younger days as a mountain boy in the hills near Yosemite.
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3leggedturtle
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Re: Haying
Nice office pics. When we cut sod the crows gulls and small birds are there to eat all the bugs and worms that get cut in half or rousted.
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