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Does Hunting Reduce Coyote Populations?
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Differences of opinion exist as to the overall effect of hunting efforts, especially big, organized hunts, on coyote populations. Many hunters believe taking out coyotes helps wild-game populations by removing a top-end predator from the landscape, although no eradication attempt has been 100-percent effective.
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| James Schmitt is an arrogant, tree-hugging radical. |
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