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Pretty brave move by these yotes, they need to be thinned out big time. If these yotes did this to a horse I hate to think what a pack of wolves could do.
2nd that!!
As of yesterday, the DNR felt that a pack of dogs was a more likely possibility.Not sure what to think about this story. If it wasn't yotes, what was it?
Was there snow in the area? It would be easy to tell yotes from dogs by the tracks.As of yesterday, the DNR felt that a pack of dogs was a more likely possibility.
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So they say!!!! I have seen plenty of coyotes and plenty of wolves so far I have seen nothing that I would assume to be a coy wolf. I believe that HSUS in an attempt to get wolves put back on the endangered species list used the coy wolf approach. So far to the best of my knowledge the wolf species in Michigan does not interbreed with coyotes.There is a coy wolf which is a hybrid.dont know if that's what it was though.
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I believe it's pretty well documented that they have, and do.So they say!!!! I have seen plenty of coyotes and plenty of wolves so far I have seen nothing that I would assume to be a coy wolf. I believe that HSUS in an attempt to get wolves put back on the endangered species list used the coy wolf approach. So far to the best of my knowledge the wolf species in Michigan does not interbreed with coyotes.
From what I have read and watched in a documentary the coyotes and eastern wolf (closer related to coyotes) bred in the northeastern part of north america back in the 1920s. These hybrids have been spreading east ever since. Many if not Most coyotes in the east have wolf DNA. This can be seen by true black coyotes which is a result of wolf /dog hybrids breeding with coyotes (hybrids of hybrids). Read this for more : http://www.answers.com/Q/Is_there_such_a_thing_as_a_black_coyoteSo they say!!!! I have seen plenty of coyotes and plenty of wolves so far I have seen nothing that I would assume to be a coy wolf. I believe that HSUS in an attempt to get wolves put back on the endangered species list used the coy wolf approach. So far to the best of my knowledge the wolf species in Michigan does not interbreed with coyotes.
coyote, dog, chupacabra,,, same result , they have to go once they start attacking livestock.According to DNR it was not coyotes reed Sunday Freep
There has been documentation of a FEW wolves in the NLP. For you to have seen one on a visit from your UP home is a remote possibility, but possible.I tend to disagree with the comment that there are not any wolves in the lower peninsula.
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