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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 1911287" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>If they were coming close to my house and messing with the deer or other things at my home they would die also . That is a whole different situation then out in the lambing or calving pastures for sure where you don't want to create a killer that wasn't bothering anything livestock . That is where you need to be cautious and not create more problems then you cure . If they aren't killing stock I leave them alone until I locate the den and take them and the den after I take out the ones that are killing stock . I don't sell fur for a living I keep livestock alive . There were enough people around that don't control predators that I could work on them 7 days a week 365 days a year and still not get them to stop coming in . I also have people on other ranches that will kill any that they see and leave the remaining one to feed the pups creating a stock killer . At times I would have an adult that came in and killed for what I thought was revenge because someone took the den of pups and left the adults alive then you may find 20 lambs just killed and left laying in one night . My world is not the same world that you live in we all have different situations so need to change things to fit our needs . If you are after stock killers try not to make your or others lives harder . Enjoy what it is that you are there to do and do what your situation dictates you need to do try to do the best that you can at it . I like to show respect to the predators also and not make any life form suffer a hard death or life but that's me . Studies done by the university of southern California said that 70% of the pup crop needed to be taken just to keep the coyote numbers from going up each year .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 1911287, member: 91783"] If they were coming close to my house and messing with the deer or other things at my home they would die also . That is a whole different situation then out in the lambing or calving pastures for sure where you don't want to create a killer that wasn't bothering anything livestock . That is where you need to be cautious and not create more problems then you cure . If they aren't killing stock I leave them alone until I locate the den and take them and the den after I take out the ones that are killing stock . I don't sell fur for a living I keep livestock alive . There were enough people around that don't control predators that I could work on them 7 days a week 365 days a year and still not get them to stop coming in . I also have people on other ranches that will kill any that they see and leave the remaining one to feed the pups creating a stock killer . At times I would have an adult that came in and killed for what I thought was revenge because someone took the den of pups and left the adults alive then you may find 20 lambs just killed and left laying in one night . My world is not the same world that you live in we all have different situations so need to change things to fit our needs . If you are after stock killers try not to make your or others lives harder . Enjoy what it is that you are there to do and do what your situation dictates you need to do try to do the best that you can at it . I like to show respect to the predators also and not make any life form suffer a hard death or life but that's me . Studies done by the university of southern California said that 70% of the pup crop needed to be taken just to keep the coyote numbers from going up each year . [/QUOTE]
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