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7_Sorrows
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My grandfather was a farmer in Kansas and they use to have coyote hunts when the coyote population got out of control because, of course, they would attack poultry and livestock.
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Theo520
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Where I grew up we had a surplus of ground squirrels (prairie dogs), legal to hunt all year with no limit.
However unlike wild hogs, prairie dogs don’t actually harm the environment, it’s a myth. They are prolific though…
However unlike wild hogs, prairie dogs don’t actually harm the environment, it’s a myth. They are prolific though…
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7_Sorrows
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They can carry the plague though.Where I grew up we had a surplus of ground squirrels (prairie dogs), legal to hunt all year with no limit.
However unlike wild hogs, prairie dogs don’t actually harm the environment, it’s a myth. They are prolific though…
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Theo520
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That may be true, as much as any animal. Research I saw indicated the colonies don’t actually harm livestock yields and they aerate the soil, which helps with the grass.They can carry the plague though.
I can see they would be a problem for horses though.
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Yes that too.That may be true, as much as any animal. Research I saw indicated the colonies don’t actually harm livestock yields and they aerate the soil, which helps with the grass.
I can see they would be a problem for horses though.
We also have gophers in our area which really can destroy your yard.
And we have lots of prairie dog colonies.
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