If you have good deer habitat, you are going to always have coyotes. Good deer habitat is also good habitat for many other forms of wildlife which coyotes are going to target. They are always going to be in areas where their chance for a meal is the highest.
coyote/deer question
Just getting back into deer hunting and recently closed on the property. We have a couple of trail camera's up and have been getting pretty steady pictures of deer. Then I got pictures of Coyotes and the deer pictures dried up. Is this pretty common and if so what's the typical pause in deer pictures? We have an active food plot on the property so we have food, water and cover so that's not the issue. Thanks in advance for the feedback
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