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Aug 2, 2024
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SJS
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They didn’t get rid of the coyotes
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They got rid of most of the Coyote population in Draper. As a result, voles
Jesse Pinkman
Aug 2, 10:25am
What happens when you let communists run your ecological policies
Gustav
Aug 2, 10:27am
unleash the ferrel cats!
BIG XII Coug
Aug 2, 10:32am
RE: unleash the ferrel cats!
byuluvr
Aug 2, 10:33am
- Disneyland Management
reagan21
Aug 2, 11:51am
Chihuahuas
runningfoo
Aug 3, 1:54am
They didn’t get rid of the coyotes
SJS
Aug 2, 10:37am
They’re like cockroaches. They’re still there.
Busting Coveys
Aug 2, 10:49am
I heard there are a lot of cougars in Draper. Are they not as efficient?
A Drew Aitch
Aug 2, 10:39am
Animals cycle in populations. You’re not seeing an increase in numbers because of a lack of coyotes, you’re seeing them
Busting Coveys
Aug 2, 10:48am
Yup, we had peak mice a few years ago. One day I counted over 95 carcasses on my commute to work, I killed 4 or 5 more
Bert609
Aug 2, 11:21am
I keep an eye on upland bird cycles. This fall could be a really good one for bird hunters.
Busting Coveys
Aug 2, 11:33am
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