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post #21 of 23

2/13/12 at 7:36pm

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Hey aprophet,just sayn hi.Im gwc from pauls site.Is their any coyotes as far as Chincoteague,Va area?I trap alittle down there every year,but have only caught red and grey fox so far.

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2/14/12 at 4:41am

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I have not worked up that way lately I would suspect with the population of sika deer that are there you will probaly find a yote or 2 a lot of times if you are still seeing fox the yotes ain't that thick yet the yotes we have here have pushed most of the fox to "town" I catch most of my fox in peoples back yards the yotes are out in AG/Farm country

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4/13/12 at 1:08pm

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I live on Chincoteague, no coyotes here but they are on the mainland. They have been seen from Atlantic all the way to Exmore in very recent months. My husband hunts Sika's over on Assateague and has never seen one over there either.

New mom to 9 chicks, breed and sex to be determined (Pickles, Fluffy, Ringer, Speedy, Sunshine, Midnight, Evil Kenevil, Fearless,Narky) . Old mom to 2 kids, 2 cats (Smokie a Russian Blue and Tippy a rescued stray) and 4 hermit crabs(Gripz, Hermalette, Ol'Blue and Max. Wife to a hunter/fisherman.