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Coyote Skull
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Thanks! That is very cool!
Did you set that up in your back yard or patio, or did you bring it inside?
My wife doesn't appreciate the intrinsic artistic touches I bring to our environ.
She hated my snake skeleton. Ants had picked it clean, but didn't disturb the ribs.
Did you set that up in your back yard or patio, or did you bring it inside?
My wife doesn't appreciate the intrinsic artistic touches I bring to our environ.
She hated my snake skeleton. Ants had picked it clean, but didn't disturb the ribs.
While I’m no longer the blood thirsty hunter I once was, I’ll kill a coyote in a NY second given the chance.
I found it that way in the tree, I took it home, I plan on cleaning it and preserving it with some polyurethane. Made sure to wash my hands tho (read somewhere bacteria might have rabies dunno) it’s currently setting in my bedroom (still single so no one to tell me not to yetThanks! That is very cool!
Did you set that up in your back yard or patio, or did you bring it inside?
My wife doesn't appreciate the intrinsic artistic touches I bring to our environ.
She hated my snake skeleton. Ants had picked it clean, but didn't disturb the ribs.
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They are very hard on turkeys for sure.
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I don’t see them very often but I get plenty of them on my cameras.
I have them, but not many. 2 seasons ago I was in my stand dozing and looked up to see one in a food plot. By the time I got my rifle up he was moving away and I missed! Hard to catch them in daylight around here.
I swear some of the ones around our house look like they’re half wolf they are so huge…
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I’m not sure where you are but the further north and east you go the more wolf dna they’ve got in them.
FishnRod
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Calling one in and taking it with a roundball would be cool.
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That is a bear skull, not a coyote skull. Pig on left, coyote right. Pig is missing its top tusks. That is no coyote.
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Well, now ya got me thinking. It’s the size of a coyote. We only have coyotes and cougars where I’m located.
Now I’m not completely sure
Slinginslugs
North Florida
100% not a coyote. Definitely a pig. Looks like a very short snouted breed. Pot belly or the like.
Ah man, now that I look I think you’re right. Well that kinda sucks…someone must’ve put it there…Dang.
Slinginslugs
North Florida
Definitely not a bear either!
well now I feel stupid lol. Here I was thinking it was some sort of tooth deformed coyote treasure I came upon 
There’s so many out there I guess I just assumed. Jeez lol.
I'll buy a small pig like a pot belly. That was my first thought but the snout was too short and eyes too wide.
Note the ridge on the back of the skull on the yote.. Very distinctive
Note the ridge on the back of the skull on the yote.. Very distinctive
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