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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2209477" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>I've been visiting with my friend Gene today . He and Jack , his jack russell , have had a couple of busy days this weekend . They have taken 3 pairs and the pups as well as an old dog coyote that he saw kill a lamb this morning . He tells me it's going to be a busy spring again as there are no rabbits to supplement the food base again this year . One pair had 4 pups , one pair had 9 pups he didn't say how many the third one had so they are going to be traveling some to feed the pups and lamb , deer fawn and antelope fawn are going to catch it this year again as well as what ever birds they can kill . We have it lucky around here as we did get some good moisture and have some good grass as a result we also had some cooler weather and the moisture to kill off some of the grass hoppers that will help to save some grass for latter when it dries out hopefully not in June as is sometimes the case here . I have been noticing that the deer and antelope have moved closer to people and am wondering if it's predator pressure that might have caused some of that as well as the deep snow we got in early spring . What ever the reason they haven't moved back out to their usual habitat . My youngest brother told me that they lost a lot of deer to hemorrhagic disease on his farm in southern Indiana the last couple of years carried by the gnats that 74Honker has spoken of in his area . We also have had some problems with that and chronic wasting disease in the last few years .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2209477, member: 91783"] I've been visiting with my friend Gene today . He and Jack , his jack russell , have had a couple of busy days this weekend . They have taken 3 pairs and the pups as well as an old dog coyote that he saw kill a lamb this morning . He tells me it's going to be a busy spring again as there are no rabbits to supplement the food base again this year . One pair had 4 pups , one pair had 9 pups he didn't say how many the third one had so they are going to be traveling some to feed the pups and lamb , deer fawn and antelope fawn are going to catch it this year again as well as what ever birds they can kill . We have it lucky around here as we did get some good moisture and have some good grass as a result we also had some cooler weather and the moisture to kill off some of the grass hoppers that will help to save some grass for latter when it dries out hopefully not in June as is sometimes the case here . I have been noticing that the deer and antelope have moved closer to people and am wondering if it's predator pressure that might have caused some of that as well as the deep snow we got in early spring . What ever the reason they haven't moved back out to their usual habitat . My youngest brother told me that they lost a lot of deer to hemorrhagic disease on his farm in southern Indiana the last couple of years carried by the gnats that 74Honker has spoken of in his area . We also have had some problems with that and chronic wasting disease in the last few years . [/QUOTE]
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