Study shows coyote
predation won’t decimate the deer herd
BY JEFF MULHOLLEM CONTRIBUTING WRITER
May 29, 2014
5/5
Coyotes are major
predator to white-tailed deer across eastern park of North America. Coyotes are
relatively recent arrival in the eastern North America, appearing first in the
region in noticeable numbers in the 1970s. Coyotes mostly prey on white tail
deer in the early month of their lives. Coyotes originated from the west but
have slow moved to the east. Even at their high levels reported appose no
threat to the deer population. Even know on average that one out of two deer survive
the first 3 month of their lives.
Predation for coyotes, black bears and bobcat have not taken any effect
on stabilize deer population. In the end I give this article 5/5.
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