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Two coyotes have attacked and killed a 19-year-old woman in a national park in eastern Canada. Taylor Mitchell, 19, an acclaimed young folk singer from Toronto, was attacked as she hiked alone in Cape Breton park, Nova Scotia.

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I have to wonder if she wasn't having "her time of the month" - it is highly discouraged for a woman to go hiking or camping during this time - I've seen actual signs warning against this.

As the article stated it is highly unusual for coyotes to attack in this manner - we have coyotes in our area and they tend to shy away from people - but that doesn't stop them from wandering through your yard or livestock areas.

Animals attacking humans seem to be on the rise lately.

Reckon they'll shit little pieces of hemp bracelet and Birkenstock later?

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"Reckon they'll shit little pieces of hemp bracelet and Birkenstock later?"

One of them won't.

Reckon she would have been wearing warm clothing late October in Nova Scotia?

I murdered most of the coyotes around here, bought my Weatherby 7mm-08 just for that purpose, now I only see them in my wife's backyard in Austin.

Do you bury raw steaks on her property when she isn't looking, or was the divorce amicable and they just show up on their own? lol

Her place is in town. Can't shoot a gun in town. Trouble is, when I stay in town with my wife, I hear gunfire. I hear gunfire out here in the country, too. I live next to a Texas National Guard gunnery range.

That's admirable you have that amicable a relationship with your ex. Rare.

Excuse me, Zatoichi. You didn't say 'ex'. Sorry.

At home, coyote slaughter is strictly verboten by the management. In 100+ years, we've never seen any evidence of a coyote bringing down a healthy bovine of any age. Sure, they'll circle a calving ground, but they're after the afterbirth.

It wasn't until I moved to the hill country that I began to encounter these fanatical squareheads protecting their fucking wooly little range maggots---and doing so with all the zeal of an SS Korp in a kike ghetto in Warsaw. Between the traps and cyanide baits in every square mile of rangeland between Ft. Stockton and Boerne, its like the fucking Sudan. We need Bono up in this motherfucker.

I took my no-kill policy east with me---and most of the squareheads have either died or taken their operations north and west of here, so the coyotes are making a comeback. I like their song, and they've got just as much right to be here as I do. They kinda remind me of me.

That said, there are few things more atrociously fucking annoying than the personality types associated with typical 19 year old "folk singers" who do shit like hike in parks. I think the chipmunks would've tried to off her eventually if the coyotes hadn't of stepped up.

I was just gonna ask if they hated her singing that much....

" wooly little range maggots"

LMAO!

The coyotes never fucked with my cattle. Any momma cow worth her salt will kill a coyote if she can get close enough.

I did see one particularly big coyote looking at a new born Red Brangus calf in a way I didn't like, so I shot him.

"I took my no-kill policy east with me---and most of the squareheads have either died or taken their operations north and west of here, so the coyotes are making a comeback. I like their song, and they've got just as much right to be here as I do. They kinda remind me of me."

Admirable. Very.

You may be an asshole, Jak, but that said a lot about your inner character. Good for you!

Jak may be the drizzling shits politically He will ALWAYS be Family to Me. He is good people after You get through the facade.

Larry

"the coyotes are making a comeback"

I haven't heard them in years out here, but you go to South Austin between Congress and South First South of Ben White and you'll not only see and hear coyotes, you'll even see deer.

The point of this thread is that coyotes are taking full-grown humans now.

Larry,

You are probably right. Jak's post showed humanity ... at least for coyotes. lol

"Jak's post showed humanity "

No, he's a Texas rancher, he understands the need for an underlying wild ecosystem.

Call me whatever you will, but I can't kill something that isn't an immediate threat to me.

'They have as much right to live as I do', said a lot. Maybe Jak has a point that they'd never kill one of your calves. No doubt that would be the first thought that would cross my mind too. I learned something new this morning about coyotes and internet facades too. lol

Taylor Mitchell, 19, a promising musician from Toronto, died in hospital after the animals pounced as she hiked alone in Cape Breton park, Nova Scotia.

Walkers alerted park rangers after hearing her screams. The rangers shot one coyote, but were still searching for the second.


How creepy. About a half hour ago the History Channel had a show on about a wolf-like creature who was attacking numerous villagers in the mid-1700s and tearing them to shreds.

Now the History Channel had modern day scientists reviewing the case to see if they could identify what "creature" was was doing the killings. It was found not to be an animal and at the time of the murders it was thought to be a werewolf.

She should never have hiked alone. I used to do it myself but usually in more crowded sections of a national park. If she had a gun she might have been able to shoot one of the coyotes or at least scare them both off -- IF she had time to fire the gun. Depends on if she knew she was being stalked or if the coyotes just jumped her.

We've had coyotes kill small toddlers here in CA -- the last one was about 2 years old. But for coyotoes to attack a 19 year old woman seems to be out of the norm. Perhaps they had rabies? Or were starving? Coyotes were seen in my neighborhood about two weeks ago. I think it was the huge L.A. fire we had a couple months ago which drove them down from the hills.

"Between the traps and cyanide baits...." - Jak

Sadistic. How someone could leave an animal to suffer is beyond my ability to understand.

...I like their song, and they've got just as much right to be here as I do. They kinda remind me of me.

#10 | Posted by Jak_Se_Mao


I liked that part -- "They kinda remind me of me."


And when you said:

It wasn't until I moved to the hill country that I began to encounter these fanatical squareheads protecting their fucking wooly little range maggots---and doing so with all the zeal of an SS Korp in a kike ghetto in Warsaw. Between the traps and cyanide baits in every square mile of rangeland between Ft. Stockton and Boerne, its like the fucking Sudan....

The words in this video could have been written by you, Jak.

Coyote Song

Just think, if she was a typical Texan tard, afraid to take a walk without a gun, she might be alive.

"The point of this thread is that coyotes are taking full-grown humans now."

Didn't see anything in the article about it, but I do wonder whether they might've been rabid. Whenever I've run into the critters they always opted for the exit strategery, and it wasn't because I was threatening them (as in firing a gun). Very odd story.

Did she have time to write a sappy song about it?

"Animals attacking humans seem to be on the rise lately.
#1 | Posted by nanc"

I have no idea if that is actually true or not. Between man's destruction of wilderness and conditions changing in the remaining remaining ecosystems from climate changes, invasive species, disease and other stresses it would not be surprising to learn that there is something to Nanc's comment.

Then again it may just be that more news sources are available than ever before and we just hear about more stories than we previously would have.

Maybe she used pepper spray the way somebody might use deet, i.e. she sprayed it all over herself.

Makes for a tasty morsel.

I live about 45 mins from NYC and I had a coyote living in back of my condo. Only saw him twice - three times if you count his tail disappearing into a bush. He had mange and I think he died last winter. They seem too small for two to kill an adult. That must have sucked. If I were going to be eaten, I'd rather it be by something big that would kill me right away.

Didn't this young women ever watch any TV and learn that nature can be dangerous? She should have been packing a sidearm or at least some papper spray. I started carrying pepper spray while riding my bike around the neighborhood after I jammed my toe while booting an attacking pooch down the street.

FTA: MShould a hiker unintentionally surprise a coyote or other animal, Gadbois has simple, potentially life-saving advice: Never act like prey."The worst thing you can do is start running away," he said. "Wave your arms, shout, just show that you mean business basically and most animals will think twice."

Well, that's certainly one option...

I did see one particularly big coyote looking at a new born Red Brangus calf in a way I didn't like, so I shot him.

~Zatoichi

Lawls!

Spud likes Zat's idear better.

Zat rawks.

On Topic?

Sad story.

Girl died tragically and the coyotes are still out there.

Hopefully, not fer long.

Be Well.

One of several things that annoy me about greens is that many of them LIE (in so many ways...) about nature.

Greens will often tell you all about the wonders of nature as if nature was a grand Care-Bear land (if you go green).

In truth, nature IS wondrous...... and red in tooth and claw. One of my favorite Presidents, Teddy Roosevelt, made one of his best decisions in the establishment of our national parks. Nature IS wondrous. But nature will also kill you brutally and painfully without a second thought.

But nature will also kill you brutally and painfully without a second thought.


If provoked, 1 in a million black bears will attack a human. 1 in 50,000 grizzlies will.

1 in 18,000 humans will murder you for pocket change.

Coke machines kill more people than coyotes.

I'll take my chances with nature.

But will you take a chance standing in front of a coke machine, Mr. Greenie Weenie?

HOORAY COYOTES!

We need more coyotes and wolves to eat people. There are just too damn many of them. It would also be nice if they'd chew on some deer as well. Sometimes I have to drive at night.

All jokes aside, that had to be one horrific way to go. Talk about a slow torturous death.

BLUSKY

...is a perfect example of a lying green.

We KNOW that societies that live "close to nature" have vastly higher incident of death to a host of things that simply don't kill people in developed nation. They have a much smaller percentage of old people, because fewer people live to be elderly. Just one example: Child Birth. Just one more example: The common regular flu.

Even in the best pre-modern societies, their overall life expectancy and overall health does not come close to ours, in spite of fat, cigarettes, polution, etc, etc.

How can I say that?

We live longer, and stay functional longer.

Not until a human society gets like North Korea or Zimbabwe does nature actually stack up significantly better. For the U.S. I'll take modern society even if I was cursed to live off fast food and smoke 2 packs a day (I don't smoke, but I do eat to much fast food, about one meal in six).

As for human violence, the BOTH Rousseau's "Noble Savage" and Hobbs' "Nasty, Brutish and short" are in error, but Hobbs is VASTLY closer to the truth.

"We live longer, and stay functional longer."

Temporarily. Nature will have the last word.

I shoot them in my neighborhood. I had one about 50-60lbs or so come after me and my pooch (Rhodesian Ridgeback mix who was about 65-70lbs at the time). They got in to pretty good. I saw a lot of blood and assumed it was my dog who was bleeding simply because he had never been in that kind of a dust up.
Turns out it was the coyote that was doing most of the bleeding.
My pooch had puncture wonds to the back of his neck (we were initially "ambushed"), and some on cuts on his shoulders.

I went back with a .22 and popped the coyote. I've shot every one I've seen since. If that one was bold enough to come after a bigger canine who was no more than 5ft from me at the time, I figure they wouldn't hesitate to come after a kid, or a woman snowshoeing.

But then again, I don't shoot them to protect the neighborhood, I shoot them because I enjoy harming animals, like cats and dogs, robins and sparrows, and the occasional toddler.

I murdered most of the coyotes around here, bought my Weatherby 7mm-08 just for that purpose, now I only see them in my wife's backyard in Austin.

#5 | Posted by Zatoichi

a tad overkill don't ya think? I use a 1894SS .44 240Gr Hornady and they drop like flies.

I'm surprised they would go after a Canadian. They taste like shit.

"I took my no-kill policy east with me---and most of the squareheads have either died or taken their operations north and west of here, so the coyotes are making a comeback. I like their song, and they've got just as much right to be here as I do. They kinda remind me of me."

Admirable. Very.

#13 | Posted by Timex

The fuckers will totally decimate my chicken stock if I didn't ward them off..That being said my Anatolian Shepherd will flat out kill one in a single bite.

Don't mind coyotes, just stay away from the chickens. My cows can fend for themselves.

I find it amusing that psycho's will find a particular animal they relate to and that one animal is sacrosanct while in the same breath demean an individual killed by said animal.

We are all animals.. period. No difference between us and other predators except we tend to kill, rob, rape, torture more than the rest of the mammalian kingdom. The only thing more violent than humans are spiders..they kill and eat everything but without the presumed glee humans exhibit.

The point of this thread is that coyotes are taking full-grown humans now.

#16 | Posted by Zatoichi

and humans take full and partial humans to the tune of 16272 people.

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more alarmist bullshit..wont to worry.. worry about your crazy neighbor not other animals.

I remember hearing that crossbreeds between wolves and dogs were more vicious than either dogs or wolves because of the wolves' temper and the dogs' non-fear of man. Could there be crossbreeding occuring between coyotes and dogs?

I wonder if the Coyotes used an anvil suspended from a rope over a gorge to get her?

"Could there be crossbreeding occuring between coyotes and dogs?"

Dogs, coyotes and wolves can all interbreed and produce fertile offspring.

I read somewhere that eastern wolves in North America, particularly in Canada, are larger than the their western counterparts and that some believe they have some wolf blood mixed in.

We KNOW that societies that live "close to nature" have vastly higher incident of death

Really?

The life expectancy in Norilsk, Russia is 40. Your "in spite of pollution" rejoinder doesn't work so well near metal smelting, coal mining, or petrochemical manufactures. There have been 1,800 murders in Juarez...since January! Someone is knifed in London every 52 minutes.

Infant mortality in underdeveloped countries is spurred by two important factors: malnutrition and water borne disease. Both factors are less influential with small populations. Development isn't the solution, it is the cause.

But your post isn't without merit. I'll be sure to save it and you'll eat those words the next time you're here arguing that crime is so bad, and you are so afraid of criminals, that you need a gun to drive through a cornfield in Iowa.

Given the choice between being dropped off in the middle of Detroit or Sequoya National Park, we both know which you'd choose and which is FAR more dangerous. Chances are if you are killed in a National Park it will be at the hands of a human with a gun, not an animal.

"But then again, I don't shoot them to protect the neighborhood, I shoot them because I enjoy harming animals, like cats and dogs, robins and sparrows, and the occasional toddler."

Here's a fun game to play with the chipmunks in your yard. Fill a deep bucket halfway with water. Drop sunflower seeds into the bucket so that they float on top of and hide the water. Watch chipmunks drown.

BLUSKY

Lies AGAIN

I'll quote myself from the SAME POST he quoted from:

I said:

"As for human violence, the BOTH Rousseau's "Noble Savage" and Hobbs' "Nasty, Brutish and short" are in error, but Hobbs is VASTLY closer to the truth."

BLUSKY AGAIN engages in the debate "Bate and Switch" that makes me so loathe greens.

Taken AS A WHOLE, we are VASTLY better off in a developed country. As for the areas like Detroit that BLUSKY mentioned, they drag us down almostly entirely due to the "Special Victim" mentality that has taken hold due to the poison spewed by race husslers and leftists.

BLUSKY, just for your information, yes, I'd rather be in a U.S. national wilderness park than the poorer areas of detroit, but I'd MUCH rather be in the WORST part of detroit than in the tribal range of the Yanomamo. (I've lived in some rough areas for several years, so while I respect the risks in cities, I know how to avoid most of it).

"...you are so afraid of criminals, that you need a gun to drive through a cornfield in Iowa."

Damn cornfields can be pretty dangerous.


Killer Corn

or a woman snowshoeing

Seriously, dude. You should let nature run its course with snowshoers. They deserve whatever harm may come to them.


Turns out it was the coyote that was doing most of the bleeding.

They don't call 'em "lion dogs" for nuttin.

Typically one coyote will lure a dog out in the open where his buddies are waiting to pounce. To just take on a large dog alone is pretty odd.

Is your mutt ridge-less? My female was born without a ridge. Her brother weighs in at 125 pounds and his ridge is wide and erect from nape to tail.

Below is an interesting video from a Canadian news channel about this story and also shows a clip of her singing.

No one knows why the coyotes attacked her -- she was on a popular hiking trail and other hikers were close enough to hear her screams. One guy speculated perhaps it was interbreeding with wolves which had made these coyotes more aggressive.

Here's the youtube video I found --

Woman killed by coyotes

Anyone have any ideas as to why she may have been singled out by the coyotes? At one point in the video the newscasters used the word "pack" to describe the coyotes. Would just two coyotes be considered a "pack"?

I'd MUCH rather be in the WORST part of detroit than in the tribal range of the Yanomamo

Why? Are you Yanomami? Because that would be the only reason your life would be in danger.

What a stupid fucking example. They're a pre-columbian tribe that lived safely and productively in the Amazon --probably the harshest natural environment one could find-- for thousands of years......until "civilization" arrived and began to massacre them and make them dependent upon missionary charity.

You've proven my point.

Thanks!

#27 | Posted by johnny_hotsauce - here's an interesting site of animal attacks on humans from 2000 - 2008:

attack.igorilla.com

There was the lady a couple of years ago in the L.A. basin who was going to her car with her three year old and she got ahead of him and he started screaming - she turned around and a coyote was dragging him away from their front door - of course it was after all the wildfires and then the ensuing downpours - all the wild animals were coming down into civilization.

"I'm surprised they would go after a Canadian. They taste like shit.
#41 | Posted by wisgod"


Um Wis - did you think that one thru before posting it?

#42 Legio> We are all animals.. period. No difference between us and other predators except we

...build hospitals, zoos, work to breed endangered species, write poetry & songs that speak to future generations, occasionally show love and kindness, replant trees, have imagination and critical thinking skills, etc.

Is your mutt ridge-less? My female was born without a ridge. Her brother weighs in at 125 pounds and his ridge is wide and erect from nape to tail.


#51 | Posted by BluSky at 2009-10-29 11:20 AM | Reply


He's ridgeless. Pretty much his size and the lack of the ridge are the only real differences.
Our vets sister breeds them, and she always comments on how pure he looks.

Great dog. 11 going on 4.

Great dog.

No doubt. The ridgeless phenos are pretty common, especially if they're mixed. People see Elle (the female), they love her. But Delo's ridge scares the shit out of most folks at first glance, even dog-people. They assume that hair scuff is a sign of aggression because it is so pronounced.

I want to breed a mutt from my female and apply the "hybrid vigor" theory of cannabis breeding to dogs. Maybe use some sorta sheep/shepard dog for the stud...something very different from a hound.

What did your breeder use and which was the mother?

BLUSKY

The Yanomamo were raiding and killing each other AND all the surrounding tribes they could reach for as far back as we have record of ANY tribes in the area.

Your leftist "they were peaceful noble savages until contaminated by modern society" delusion is obvious.

On a bright note, "contamination" of their culture by missionaries has a number of Yanamamo males choosing to not have anything to do with the pointless tribal warfare they've so long engaged in.

Having said all that, you are correct that some outsiders (mostly miners I think,....) did kill off a bunch of them when mining in the area.

As for primative peoples in general, the Yanomamo are an example from one extreme. "SOME" San peoples and "SOME" eskimos have reputations for being very peaceful (although their domestic/family violence can be as bad as anyones (better anthropologist when examining ancient remains, take note of how many obvious violent deaths they find evidence of), but that is case by case...)

What did your breeder use and which was the mother?


#58 | Posted by BluSky at 2009-10-29 01:10 PM | Reply


Don't know. We rescued him.
One vet told us Rhodesian/boxer. That was because of the muscular chest, but Rhodesians are built like that too, so who knows.

I love the fact that he rarely barks. They say if your ridgeback is barking you'd better go see what it is, because they only bark if something's up.

I can't imagine I'll get another breed, although I like American Bulldogs.
www.greatdogsite.com

I grew up with an Akita and they are the same way: if Nikki barked, grab your bat.

I'd eat her. Not now, of course, but before...

I hope all the coyotes go down with the polar bears when GLOBAL WARMING happens.

Your leftist "they were peaceful noble savages until contaminated by modern society" delusion is obvious.

I haven't said anything of the sort.

If you need to debate an imaginary position you can do that alone.

The point (no, I'm not talking about your head) is the Yanomamo and nature get along just fine. "Nature" didn't slaughter them, nature supplied their every need. Nature didn't get them addicted the alcohol. Nature didn't bring disease fostered by domesticating wild animals. You're trying to make nature responsible for what greedy men do.

The woman in this story wasn't 'brutally killed' by nature. She was killed by human arrogance....something you're well versed in.

I murdered most of the coyotes around here, bought my Weatherby 7mm-08 just for that purpose, now I only see them in my wife's backyard in Austin.
#5 | Posted by Zatoichi at 2009-10-28 11:44 PM

Why do you shoot them? Do you imagine they "enjoy their extinction"?

Humans waste.

#42 Legio> We are all animals.. period. No difference between us and other predators except we
...build hospitals, zoos, work to breed endangered species, write poetry & songs that speak to future generations, occasionally show love and kindness, replant trees, have imagination and critical thinking skills, etc.
#56 | POSTED BY AKAT

Here is turdface with the "we ain't animals because.." speech. The universe/earth doesn't give a rats ass about poetry & song, zoo's , replanting trees. All of that shit is wholly a human experience.


In nature there are no rewards or punishments only consequences..

BLUSKY

...is a perfect example of a lying green.
We KNOW that societies that live "close to nature" have vastly higher incident of death to a host of things that simply don't kill people in developed nation. They have a much smaller percentage of old people, because fewer people live to be elderly. Just one example: Child Birth. Just one more example: The common regular flu.
Even in the best pre-modern societies, their overall life expectancy and overall health does not come close to ours, in spite of fat, cigarettes, polution, etc, etc.
How can I say that?
We live longer, and stay functional longer.
Not until a human society gets like North Korea or Zimbabwe does nature actually stack up significantly better. For the U.S. I'll take modern society even if I was cursed to live off fast food and smoke 2 packs a day (I don't smoke, but I do eat to much fast food, about one meal in six).
As for human violence, the BOTH Rousseau's "Noble Savage" and Hobbs' "Nasty, Brutish and short" are in error, but Hobbs is VASTLY closer to the truth.
#37 | Posted by USAF242 at 2009-10-29 09:50 AM

Bullshit. There is evidence of Mayans performing cranial surgeries. One skeleton lived into a ripe old age with seven of these surgeries performed in his youth. We can barely survive ONE.

Some humans have been using natural cures for many ailments since before we can find evidence of human existence, all across this planet. We learn and modify ourselves regarding our understanding of the resources around us.

To imagine that civilization doesn't evolve is ludicrous. It's also capable of de-evolution just the same, and that battle is ongoing. Above all influences a society endures hubris has to be the least attractive.

We know about the decades of starvation of Africans occurring even today, yet our own Congress provide weapons and influence to military dictators for oil and mineral "rights". Sickening, the lot of us.

Why do you imagine we are in Afghanistan?

.. In nature there are no rewards or punishments only consequences..
#66 | Posted by Legio at 2009-10-29 06:02 PM

Exactly so.

My hoss died the other day, and tadae I'z goin' to pizz on itz grave, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Da ciyotes be howlin' on mize heelz dey be snarlin' yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
If my hoss had not died da utter dey, I would have been on my way,yeah, yeah,yeah,yeah.
I should uv ha' a gun an' shot ery fu@%ing one, yeah, yeah,yeah.yeah.
Right on du, quinko fu!

My hoss died the other day, and tadae I'z goin' to pizz on itz grave, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Da ciyotes be howlin' on mize heelz dey be snarlin' yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
If my hoss had not died da utter dey, I would have been on my way,yeah, yeah,yeah,yeah.
I should uv ha' a gun an' shot ery fu@%ing one, yeah, yeah,yeah.yeah.
Right on du, quinko fu!
#69 | Posted by rightnut at 2009-10-29 06:18 PM

WTF is that? Some kind of racist crap or did you mix your meds?

But..... They are so cute.

Nothing quite as relaxing (and healthy) as a good long hike with the espousa and pooches thru the mountains. Love the views, catching the wildlife in it's natural environment (zoos SUCK), finding a great clearing with a spring fed mountain stream and... I digress.

We do spend a lot of time in the woods (out of season, then I'm on my own). I ALWAYS go ready, a .45 Hydra shock will stop anything at point blank, and yes, I worry about the peckerwoods more than the wildlife. Espousa didn't get it, until something carried off her housecat, now she's beggin to get in some range time. On that one I side with nature...

Nothing quite as relaxing (and healthy) as a good long hike with the espousa and pooches thru the mountains. Love the views, catching the wildlife in it's natural environment (zoos SUCK), finding a great clearing with a spring fed mountain stream and... I digress.
We do spend a lot of time in the woods (out of season, then I'm on my own). I ALWAYS go ready, a .45 Hydra shock will stop anything at point blank, and yes, I worry about the peckerwoods more than the wildlife. Espousa didn't get it, until something carried off her housecat, now she's beggin to get in some range time. On that one I side with nature...
#72 | Posted by Mountain_Mano at 2009-10-29 07:49 PM

There is such a thing as endangering your pets. Purposefully allowing them outside into the woods or a busy city street is merely letting any of the larger critters/cars a free meal. I encourage good husbandry and responsible pet ownership.

Gutless Rifle-Toting Assholes!!!

The coyotes were in a remote national park that was their protected home! These coyotes never went on a hunting trip to a city or town to kill some unarmed,living thing - and do that just for so-called "sport" - which is the direct opposite of what most of the gutless,rifle toting assholes on this site are cheering themselves for doing!!! If the wild animals had aad could use guns and rifles NOT ONE of you PATHETIC GUTLESS ASSHOLES would go within 100 miles of where they lived!!!!

There is such a thing as endangering your pets. Purposefully allowing them outside into the woods... is merely letting any of the larger critters..a free meal.

I truly do feel sorry for people like you and others who have absolutely no concept of the natural world or the roles animals play in the human condition beyond those depicted in Disney movies and the nostrums of your little, paved world.

These coyotes never went on a hunting trip to a city or town to kill some unarmed,living thing

Apparently, at least two of them did.

Dipshit.

Jak- the rules are different for animals in cities, suburban areas, as opposed to rural ones.
For good reasons.

I agree.

And the rules are even different for animals in exclusively rural areas, depending on the values and objectives of the people making the rules.

Personally, it bugs the shit out of me when well-meaning people ignorantly declaw their cats.
Fixing animals I don't have a problem with. Population control.
But taking away their only line of defense to save your couch? Fuck the couch.

Even worse, the parents of a friend of mine "de-barked" their dog. Awful.

"the parents of a friend of mine "de-barked" their dog."

Surgical vocal chord removal? Shock collar? Both?

Do explain...

The words in this video could have been written by you, Jak.

Coyote Song

That was thoughful and nice, Chris.

But I wouldn't have written those lyrics.

I personally like coyotes for the aesthetic pleasure they provide me. I don't chose to kill them because they're much more valuable to me alive than dead.

My neighbor, on the other hand, might make his living in the sheep or goat business. Coyotes can devastate a lamb or kid crop---and very easily destroy the living of someone pursuing such an enterprise.

So if he wants to kill them and diminish their population in his particular area of his county, I'm not gonna hold it against him. That's what he needs to do, and that's his business.

If you click on your You Tube link and look at the thumbnail pics on the right hand of the screen, you'll see an old man with a silverbelly hat named Don Edwards singing his "Coyote Song".

That's been one of my favorites since I was a young 'un---and is a far more accurate expression of my sentiments than anything else, except maybe Ian Tyson's take on them I linked to above.

Nvm, sounds really fucked up...google is my friend.

Personally, it bugs the shit out of me when well-meaning people ignorantly declaw their cats.

I fell the same way when they try to socialize the health care industry.

"There is such a thing as endangering your pets. Purposefully allowing them outside into the woods... is merely letting any of the larger critters..a free meal."

I truly do feel sorry for people like you and others who have absolutely no concept of the natural world or the roles animals play in the human condition beyond those depicted in Disney movies and the nostrums of your little, paved world.
#75 | Posted by Jak_Se_Mao at 2009-10-29 11:41 PM

You have no idea how to live without your condition affecting everything around you.

I leave no trace of my presence if possible and don't disturb the inhabitants. My vision is worse than most, but it's merely one aspect of what allows me to function anyplace I chose to go. I can penetrate locale you might find unpleasant. It's no great wonder why you are aggressive since it's such an important part of your nature.

That said, I also understand that my cats can never be allowed outside. My apartment complex is dangerous, the streets are dangerous and my kids are just not able to outrun or outgun any of it for long enough. So, they are strictly indoor cats. That might seem cruel to some, and as a creature who enjoys the outdoors away from people I truly understand why. But I provide them the best life that I can, and that includes providing for their safety.

Regarding your "Disney" comment - well, the world is magical. It just takes some people more time to appreciate why. Shooting coyotes isn't the best method to living in harmony with their needs, but in your world view they are merely aesthetic.

"Purposefully allowing them outside into the woods."

The woods.

That's where Max came from. He was untouchable there.
It was the brown recluse infestation in my house did him in.

Oh well. A most amazing five years. The cat of a lifetime.

Zat

I almost feel like I knew Max over the years. Dang those creepy, crawly spiders. Can't stand spiders anyway and those brown recluse spiders are nasty -- and deadly.

Say, hope your son's wedding went well a couple weeks ago and you all enjoyed yourselves.

...If you click on your You Tube link and look at the thumbnail pics on the right hand of the screen, you'll see an old man with a silverbelly hat named Don Edwards singing his "Coyote Song".

That's been one of my favorites since I was a young 'un---and is a far more accurate expression of my sentiments than anything else, except maybe Ian Tyson's take on them I linked to above.

#81 | Posted by Jak_Se_Mao at 2009-10-30 12:12 AM


Beautiful photos of coyotes out in the wild in Ian Tyson's song -- "...I get drunk on a bottle of rye and a coyote gets drunk on the Moon"...lol.

But the one I really liked was the "Coyote Song" by Don Edwards -- loved the way he would hit those high notes to make it sound like a coyote's yip. Never heard his song before.

btw -- Ryan Bingham's Mescalito CD arrived in the mail yesterday. Didn't have a chance to listen until tonight but have now been playing it on my Windows Media player all night. My favorte is Boracho Station. (Figures the one I liked the most would have to be the shortest song!). I'd like to hear Bingham do a few more songs in Spanish. Maybe he will on an upcoming CD?

I understand what you meant about the difference between a man who needs to kill coyotes who would destroy his livestock if he didn't protect his animals and those who would just kill coyotes for sport. Every man has a right to protect his property and his livelihood. He'd be a fool if he didn't.

I'm soooo tired right now but have to stay up another hour to finish up in the kitchen. My sibling and her hubby are coming down from up North around Noon manana. They (and their big, ol' Golden Retriever -- I love that dog!) said they planned to stay with me for 2-3 weeks to help strip off wallpaper and paint the inside, do some repairs, and finally get this place on the market. Ten to one they find an excuse to leave and head back home after one week lol. It's not going to be a fun job to say the least but needs to be done to get the place on the market and then it's time to say adios to California.

I'll play Bingham's CD for them while they're here. They'd like his style of music. Thanks for turning me on to him.


Good night, all.

"
I almost feel like I knew Max over the years.
"

He was the once-in-a-lifetime cat that convinced me of the notion condemning the thinking behind "No Child Left Behind."

Nature does not work that way.

I am so sorry I had Max fixed.
Now we're doomed. It's my fault.

I'm surprised they would go after a Canadian. They taste like shit.

#41 | Posted by wisgod at 2009-10-29 10:04 AM | Reply | Flag: Admitted Cannibal/fellatio enthusiast

Be Well.

/Just don't dump that right away, K?

#83 | Posted by Jak_Se_Mao at 2009-10-30 12:20 AM | Reply | Flag Would rather poor people just die

Just think, if she was a typical Texan tard, afraid to take a walk without a gun, she might be alive.

#24 | Posted by nullifidian at 2009-10-29 02:10 AM | Reply | Flag:


For a guy called "Nullifidian" you sure will believe some goofy shit pal. HAHA

REDLIGHTROBOT

Do you really believe that Mayan surgery/natural cures are better than modern medicine?

Do you still feel that way when scammers pushing "natural cures" get people killed? (seems every few months we read about some idiot who needs kemo getting dead from "natural cures"...)

"natural cures" DO have at least two legit medical uses.

"natural cures" of the safer sort can be harmless (and perhaps even helpful) "herbal" medicine.

More importantly, "natural cures" make suggestions for modern medicine. Wound cleaning with maggots and use of medical leeches are the results of such inquiries.

The Mayans had SUPERB "stone age" medicine, and are RIGHTLY respected for the surgical abilities. But its important to remember that the concept of germ theory (disease caused by microbes) did not even occur to them. The Mayan belief was that disease was caused by supernatural spirits brought on because the sick person had commited some sort of sin.

A few things to remember about modern medicine: Modern medicine has roots from all over the world (due to PROPER use of science). Modern medicine's CORE ROOT is old european medicine. It is politically correct to bash all things of european origin, but in the case of european medicine, the bashing has SOME merits (although fewer merits than the bashers admit). Medieval European medicine was near the bottom of the heap for world medical quality...... however ...... old european medicine adopted one thing that has made its direct decendent the best medicine EVER in the world: Science. Science resulted in self-examination and self-improvement. Today, no other tradition comes close (Unless you watch shows like "in search of", and actually believe what they imply...)

...it bugs the shit out of me when well-meaning people ignorantly declaw their cats...taking away their only line of defense to save your couch? -- #79 | Posted by Alexandrite

It's worse than that. Have you ever seen the process? It's equivalent to using a nail clipper to cut off your finger just above the point where the fingernail starts.

It's also completely unnecessary. I trained 3, as kittens, on corrugated cardboard scratching posts, and not one of them ever scratched furniture.

Rhodesians... -- #60 | Posted by 101Chairborne

I grew up with an Akita -- #61 | Posted by kanrei

I fell in love with Akitas when working for a vet many years ago. Great dogs! Was sure that's what I'd get if I could ever have a dog until I met a friend's Rhodie last year. Now it'd be a tough call.

Do you have a runner in the family, Chair? My friend's a marathoner, and she chose a Rhodie in part b/c they make such great running partners.

the coyote was later quoted as saying,
"I REALLY didn't like his music"...

#97 - actually Taylor was a she. Pretty cool song here... more rock than folk: www.youtube.com

Oops, I just referred to my own post....

REDLIGHTROBOT
Do you really believe that Mayan surgery/natural cures are better than modern medicine?
Do you still feel that way when scammers pushing "natural cures" get people killed? (seems every few months we read about some idiot who needs kemo getting dead from "natural cures"...)
"natural cures" DO have at least two legit medical uses.
"natural cures" of the safer sort can be harmless (and perhaps even helpful) "herbal" medicine.
More importantly, "natural cures" make suggestions for modern medicine. Wound cleaning with maggots and use of medical leeches are the results of such inquiries.
The Mayans had SUPERB "stone age" medicine, and are RIGHTLY respected for the surgical abilities. But its important to remember that the concept of germ theory (disease caused by microbes) did not even occur to them. The Mayan belief was that disease was caused by supernatural spirits brought on because the sick person had commited some sort of sin.
A few things to remember about modern medicine: Modern medicine has roots from all over the world (due to PROPER use of science). Modern medicine's CORE ROOT is old european medicine. It is politically correct to bash all things of european origin, but in the case of european medicine, the bashing has SOME merits (although fewer merits than the bashers admit). Medieval European medicine was near the bottom of the heap for world medical quality...... however ...... old european medicine adopted one thing that has made its direct decendent the best medicine EVER in the world: Science. Science resulted in self-examination and self-improvement. Today, no other tradition comes close (Unless you watch shows like "in search of", and actually believe what they imply...)
#93 | Posted by USAF242 at 2009-10-30 08:03 AM

What I believe is this: the Maya were a hierarchical society. Those with knowledge were in power. Can you honestly claim that someone who survived multiple surgeries in the abundantly lush and diverse jungles of South America wasn't in contact with potentially dangerous germs? Obviously they were more knowledgeable than what we have been led to believe. Whomever was performing the medical practice involving surgeries probably had antiseptics and sterile tools. Even the ancient Greek understood this necessity. The Chinese as well. These ancient peoples possess more knowledge than just medical, but herbal, astrological, mathematical and geological as well. The world has been deceived regarding our origins and their knowledge. If you examine the stone allegedly cut by small stone hand tools to construct the Great Pyramid in Egypt there is evidence of machinery - a giant circular saw to be precise.

Superb medicine, architecture and other sciences. I'd say that the real reasons for the distancing of European's ancient knowledge is that Christianity forbid anything Pagan by pain of death.

I am deeply saddened by this story....

"Please be Alanis, Please be Alanis..."

...'DAMN!...who?

..."There is such a thing as endangering your pets. Purposefully allowing them outside into the woods or a busy city street is merely letting any of the larger critters/cars a free meal. I encourage good husbandry and responsible pet ownership."...

This was a joke right? You seriously do not suggest keeping two healthy, rambunctious dogs (both rescued by the way) in the house all day and not taking them on walks because I live in bear country? Sometimes the metropolitan mindset escapes me completely. And by the way, animal husbandry (prefer redhead husbandry) and responsible pet ownership in Montana means feed em, train em, love em and let em livetheir lives in gods country. If getting crunched by a griz (when we're not around) is in the plan, that's part of what we call LIFE around here. I'll probably be on top of the food chain as long as I have opposable thumbs, probably...

" I'll probably be on top of the food chain as long as I have opposable thumbs" and a .44 magnum.

The great equilizer; we didn't get the fangs or claws, but in return we get a developed lobe and thumbs... okay, we win!

Coyotes Kill Canadian Folk Singer

I'll bet she changes her tune now!












If you want to play in the wilds...you need to know what you're up against. Take a freakin' weapon...it's the wilds fer cryin' out loud.

REDLIGHTROBOT

I'm well aware of the accomplishments of the ancients.

I agree that many had extensive knowledge of a number of aspects of PRACTICING medicine (among other crafts). But in "most" cases I've seen no evidence they understood them in a scientific manner (The Greeks being one of the few exceptions, and even there, the undertanding of underlying principles is scetchy as hell)

All that changed with the scientific method.

Working medicine, even stuff science does not know about, does not equal knowledge of germs. Excellent boats does not equal knowledge of the physics of water displacement. Impressive well engineered pyrminds does not equal knowledge of the underlying laws of physics.

The ancients had bits and pieces of knowledge, along with some skilled individuals drawing on traditions of their crafts. But they did not have science, not even the Greeks (but the Greeks were damn close....)

One day in the beautiful canadian wilderness;

(off in the distance you can hear a guitar gently strumming and a folk singer;

'where have all the butterflies gone,
when the man came and squashed them,
I went to the store to get some bread,
but he said I had to have bread to get some bread,

oooohhhhhhhh, my pussy hurts......
ohhhhh, oooohhhhhhhh...........);

Wolf #1; 'I can't take this shit anymore.'

Wolf #2; 'Yea, what gives them the right'.

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