coyote at petrie

Post by **Fishing 24/7** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 10:44 am

Bass Addict wrote:Went up to my Dads on the weekend

7 after i left!

Post by **Seabass81** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 12:47 pm

Last year i saw coyotes on 3 different occasions. The first time he ran infront of my car. The rest of the time I could see him on the ice from far away.

John

Post by **Badger Shark** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:25 pm

There is also a resident wolfe out at the airport. If you ever park at the little spots off the road around the airport at the end of one of the runways, almost everytime the same wolfe has come out and walked right by us and across the road to sniff around the garbage then calmly walks back and doesnt care we are there.

Post by **Wallyboss** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:38 pm

Badger it's probably not a wolfe. Wolves are not attracted by garbage they usually feed on live preys.

Post by **Braeside** » Wed Dec 31, 2008 5:08 pm

Crossed the border on Boxing Day at Prescott @ around 6:00 a.m.. When we got to the crossing there was a young fox sitting like a trained dog beside the next guard box. Tame as old hell... Seems the folks there throw it scraps, and its now a fixture. Wished we had a camera.

Next trip.....

BTW - I heard that the Jiffy Auger, 8 inch cut is on sale this weekend for $269 USD at Gander - What a bargin even bringing back across.

Post by **rodbreaker** » Wed Dec 31, 2008 5:44 pm

I have seen coyote's on palladium drive a few times and huge turkey vultures

Post by **Badger Shark** » Thu Jan 01, 2009 3:19 am

Wallyboss wrote:Badger it's probably not a wolfe. Wolves are not attracted by garbage they usually feed on live preys.

It was definitely a wolfe, I have been with 3 different people and seen it with them and they also said it was a wolfe, one of my friends there has a wolfe husky mix. Besides it was way to big to be coyote.

Post by **wolfe** » Thu Jan 01, 2009 8:55 pm

Wallyboss wrote:Badger it's probably not a wolfe. Wolves are not attracted by garbage...

This "wolfe" prefers chocolate, actually.

Fun critter stories and pics. Turkeys have sure rebounded in the states after getting shot to hell years back. We see them most every day in or around our yard. In really bad winters, they'll come up to the bird feeders and scratch around. Impressive birds.

W.

Post by **Wallyboss** » Thu Jan 01, 2009 9:07 pm

wolfe wrote:
Wallyboss wrote:Badger it's probably not a wolfe. Wolves are not attracted by garbage...
This "wolfe" prefers chocolate, actually.

Fun critter stories and pics. Turkeys have sure rebounded in the states after getting shot to hell years back. We see them most every day in or around our yard. In really bad winters, they'll come up to the bird feeders and scratch around. Impressive birds.

W.

By bad spelling came out on that one should've been wolf.