Canadian vs Coyote
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diddlemyfiddle [OP]ONLINE (08/30/2015) [+] (5 replies)
Canada has prevailed
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pocketstooheavy (08/31/2015) [-] Southern Ontario reporting in for confirmation as well.
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mastercolossus (08/30/2015) [-]
i was born in tampa fl and i live in thomaston ga now taking care of my grandfather because he is too ornery for the rest of the family.
im not canadian.
im not canadian.
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mastercolossus (08/30/2015) [-]
im friends with canadians.
but i aint a canadian.
im an american.
and we are part of norad.
but i aint a canadian.
im an american.
and we are part of norad.
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BeefJerky (08/30/2015) [-] Knowing my stupid dumb ass, I'd try to pat it on the head. Then he'd probably rip my throat out and nibble on my balls
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ishallsmiteyou (08/30/2015) [-] Most of the coyotes outside of Ontario are pretty docile, I'm surprised this one is as aggressive as it is.
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antexic ONLINE (08/31/2015) [-]
MAYBE West of Ontario. Eastern Canada has serious issues with Coywolves (half Coyote and half Wolf hybrid). They are larger than regular Coyotes, are not overly cautious of humans and are known for their aggression towards hikers. In Nova Scotia we have a bounty on them. If you show up to a Department of Natural Resources office with a pelt, they will pay you $30 for it.
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diddlemyfiddle [OP]ONLINE (08/30/2015) [-] yeah, i have seen a couple smaller coyotes in toronto and they pretty much run away once they see you coming to them
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dancingturnip (08/31/2015) [-] So....
"Come to red lake in 30 minutes if you want an ass kickin."
"Come to red lake in 30 minutes if you want an ass kickin."
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thatguyuthinkuknow (08/30/2015) [-] he said he was in BC. I'm from Alberta and spend a lot of time in BC, they are generally pretty timid but every now and then you get a few that are really brazen and pull this **** . campers get their dogs taken right out of their sites sometimes, that's when the culling starts.
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mezzjuc (08/30/2015) [-] And then there's Sweden.
We have named him Christian and he loves meatballs now.
We have named him Christian and he loves meatballs now.
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anon (08/30/2015) [-]
My guess is that it wanted you to think it was trying to play or something, so you would follow it into an ambush.
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obviouscaptain (08/31/2015) [-] It is. My buddy had a couple dogs lured away like that.
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nywrestler (08/30/2015) [-] This video is even more enjoyable to me because I imagine it to be Ricky from Trailer Park Boys.
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redbannerman (08/31/2015) [-] Try the west end of Montana as well. Mountainous country is the prettiest damn thing you'll ever have the chance to see.
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redbannerman (08/31/2015) [-] Those ain't mountains. Those are hills, mate. Pretty as **** though, I'll give you that.
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aizeinstein (08/30/2015) [-] **aizeinstein used "*roll picture*"**
**aizeinstein rolled image** That must be the descendant of the men who tamed the wolf.
**aizeinstein rolled image** That must be the descendant of the men who tamed the wolf.
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albertjester (08/31/2015) [-] dear god, canada has learned that with the simple adition of an H at the start, their eh's can be weaponized.
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mrmystery (08/31/2015) [-] I love Coyotoes, I think they're majestic creatures. But at that point I would've made a distinct act of aggression to get it to run, including shooting it if needed. Those behaviors MAY have looked cute. But, sadly, those are priming behaviors before a strike.
And I don't need no yote nibbing at me.
And I don't need no yote nibbing at me.
