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Terry Hunter
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Icon 1 posted May 08, 2004 10:51 AM      Profile for Terry Hunter           Edit/Delete Post 
Last saturday a turkey hunter was attacked by a coyote.The hunter was beaten on the shoulder while setting against a tree.The hunter is taking rabies shots.

A biologist with the state game department says states east of the big muddy have more coyotes per square mile than western states.

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Leonard
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Icon 1 posted May 08, 2004 11:03 AM      Profile for Leonard   Author's Homepage   Email Leonard         Edit/Delete Post 
What eastern state has more coyotes than western states?

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Norm
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Icon 1 posted May 09, 2004 05:53 AM      Profile for Norm   Email Norm         Edit/Delete Post 
Terry, was that hunter blind and deaf?? What state did that occur in?

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Leonard
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Icon 1 posted May 09, 2004 07:33 AM      Profile for Leonard   Author's Homepage   Email Leonard         Edit/Delete Post 
Norm, he probably is talking about his home state, and by some of the comments Terry has made in the past, I think he does have a sizable coyote population.

As far as the turkey hunter getting bit? Yeah, wasn't too vigilant, was it? My hearing isn't all that good, but I can sometimes hear a coyote approaching a stand. And, have you ever nodded off while on stand? I have dropped my head, and jerked up a moment later. That's when I start thinking of calling it quits. Usually happens on day 2, if at all?

One time, while boar hunting, I was real comfy, snuggled into a tree hollow, and watching a rooting field in the late afternoon. I woke up sometime before eleven, as I recall? My partner had also dozed off. Pitch dark, I stumbled back to the truck and I woke him up by calling out. Occured on day 2. This was on a Military Reservation, where we were required to sign in and out. Nobody missed us, we could have stayed there for morning, bright and early, had we known?

I could forgive a hunter for nodding off, especially at my advanced age. [Smile] Norm has no excuse, since he is still a young pup.

Terry, what's the deal?

Good hunting. LB

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Terry Hunter
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Icon 1 posted May 09, 2004 10:05 AM      Profile for Terry Hunter           Edit/Delete Post 
The attack was in north wilson county north middle Tennessee about one mile from the cumberland river.

Ed Warr a biologist with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency says.The Eastern United States has a higher density of coyotes per square mile than you would find out west.This is a quote from the local news paper

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