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I used to hunt close to Valley Center, Ramona, Julian, etc. I grew up in Redlands. Then Oceanside then Poway then I finally escaped Kommiefornia. I hunted, etc. in the San Bernardino Nat. Forest for 42 years and Cleveland Nat. Forest also for 28 years of that. I've shot a few yotes there
mostly while deer hunting. When younger I whacked them while predator calling. Got a double once with shotgun and #4 buck. Here goes another story... 
A buddy and I were hunting near Idyllwild by Peach Tree Springs of hwy 243. I had already filled my tag. I saw a coyote and a fork horn buck going at it. The coyote was trying to hamstring the buck. My friend was all tiked off at the yote. I told him shoot the buck ! I'll get the yote Geeezz! They were only about 150 yards away. Buddy shot the buck and coyote started running to my left then had to slow down to go through barb wire fence. Nailed the hamstringer with 7 mag. I saw a similar thing while deer hunting Thomas Hunting Grounds in San Bernardino Nat. Forest . A coyote came flying off a hill down to two bucks. A 3x3 and a forky. The deer ran then split up and the yote chased the 3x3. I let out a loud blaaaaa! The yote stopped and looked back. At around 250 yds. I introduced him to a 7mm 150 gr. Sierra. Ok, WYO300RUM's story time for the day is Over. 
Ithink grizzlies here do the same with gunshots. It's a little nerve racking after you shoot a deer or elk here while cutting it up to pack out. My muley and cow elk last Nov. we're that way. Especially the muley up above North Fork of Shoshone River. I was about 8 miles from Yellowstone park entrance . I've seen grizzlies there and tracks all over. I was lucky I had a buddy with me both times. We went back to the site where we killed two cow elk to look for a knife a couple weeks ago .A griz or who knows how many had gotten on them sometime after we left. The sage brush around the elk was ripped up where it covered the elk. Buddy's elk 100 yds away same thing. It was Nov. 16 when we killed them. About 15 -20 degrees and snowing but not hard. I kept thinking maybe they are hibernating . Lol. No. They hibernate after 12/23 when all the elk hunting is done or don't hear anymore shots ! You don't see many coyotes around here. They get shot on site. Then there's wolves...
They are bringing em back to CA and they aren't the indigenous wolves. Bad idea.Ithink grizzlies here do the same with gunshots. It's a little nerve racking after you shoot a deer or elk here while cutting it up to pack out. My muley and cow elk last Nov. we're that way. Especially the muley up above North Fork of Shoshone River. I was about 8 miles from Yellowstone park entrance . I've seen grizzlies there and tracks all over. I was lucky I had a buddy with me both times. We went back to the site where we killed two cow elk to look for a knife a couple weeks ago .A griz or who knows how many had gotten on them sometime after we left. The sage brush around the elk was ripped up where it covered the elk. Buddy's elk 100 yds away same thing. It was Nov. 16 when we killed them. About 15 -20 degrees and snowing but not hard. I kept thinking maybe they are hibernating . Lol. No. They hibernate after 12/23 when all the elk hunting is done or don't hear anymore shots ! You don't see many coyotes around here. They get shot on site. Then there's wolves...
They have already crossed into Ca. from Oregon few years ago. I'm sure they're protected. Look it up. I just read about it few months ago. Oregon has several packs.
Ranchers be SSS
Just like our Southern border, if they aren't stopping it they are bringing it.
Exactly.
Pa doesn't surprise me. I live in Pa/ Md line. I could see Md doing the same. Most people here believe there are no coyotes about. They don't hunt & are usually against it. There are bobcats also. But these people don't venture out in the woods at night. So they have no idea what is out there. If it wasn't for daily sightings of bears crossing the roads. They would not believe they existed around here either.
New York Health officials urge caution after possible coyote attack at Marist College
Authorities have warned students and residents near Marist College in New York to remain cautious after a coyote allegedly bit a student on the leg.www.foxnews.com
Pennsylvania animal shelter identifies mystery animal as a coyote
Wildlife Works announced that the DNA results had come back on an animal it had been treating that some people had speculated was a sick dog.
Wthello-animal shelter treats unknown sick dog? Are you kidding me no clue its a yote?
Light them up Bud !!!
I have a friend who traps them and walks up and shoots them in the head with a 22
