I have a question after seeing those pics of those big yotes tracks,
Do you all have Coydogs and could that be one of there tracks?? Not sure if everyone calls them the same thing or not...... Coydog is when a Yote and a pet or wild dog breed together.
There pups are not as smart as a yote but are alot bigger and was wondering if anyone has run one and how did your dogs do ....do the coydogs run harder or fight better than a yote??
thanks in advance
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coydogs are mostly myth. under NORMAL circumstances dogs, coyotes & wolves will attempt to eradicate each other. normally it takes human intervention to cross breed them. i read in trapper & predator caller a couple of decades (maybe just less than 20 years but around that) ago about a study on the northeastern coyotes. because of allegations of mixing, just over 600 (604 if i remember correctly) coyotes from PA, NY & new england were tested for DNA evidence of wolf or dog ancestry. only 5 samples showed POSSIBLE dog ancestry & 1 showed POSSIBLE wolf ancestry. also the possibly impure coyotes were NOT the largest specimens in the study. the largest specimens were absolutely pure.
canines are shaped by prey base & predator concentrations. eastern coyotes that feed primarily on deer grow to the same size as the red wolves 35-70#, although i believe i saw photos of an eastern coyote that was over 80#. also because in most parts of the east they have no wolves preying on them they don't need to be small enough to go to ground. in areas w/ wolves they switch back to smaller prey because the longer chases on deer attract wolves and the bigger yotes get killed off quickly by wolves. the same hold true for the relationship between red fox & coyotes.
canines are shaped by prey base & predator concentrations. eastern coyotes that feed primarily on deer grow to the same size as the red wolves 35-70#, although i believe i saw photos of an eastern coyote that was over 80#. also because in most parts of the east they have no wolves preying on them they don't need to be small enough to go to ground. in areas w/ wolves they switch back to smaller prey because the longer chases on deer attract wolves and the bigger yotes get killed off quickly by wolves. the same hold true for the relationship between red fox & coyotes.
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i'm sorry but all you guys that thought that was a coyote track were smokin something good.haha I'am a coyote hunter from way back and were i live in CA has some of the biggest i have ever seen. Now if there is a yote out there that left that track i want to go kill em. Just a pic of a track doesnt show much... especially a dog track.
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