Managing Urban Coyotes

If you live in a city in Texas don’t be surprised if you see a coyote. Documentation of encounters with coyotes is key for decision makers to understand the situation in their communities and what response is needed. This video outlines seven levels of coyote behavior, each with its own management strategy. Citizens can also take common sense precautions to reduce the chances of attracting coyotes. For more information contact a your local Texas Parks and Wildlife Urban Biologist: tpwd.texas.gov...
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[@RBDTx]

The fact that TPWD has created a video with management advice including lethal responses answers the teaser question.

[@pattiwhite9575]

Coyotes are Wylie. They waste and learn your patterns. You should have put as #4 Seeing packs of them in neighborhood. When TX weather gets harsh and dry they become more bold.

[@leonkellerhuis3642]

Need to put a bounty on them because fur price’s are so low

[@samwilliams1142]

Coyotes are plentiful there should be no urban coyotes.