Hunts may not be an effective way to control coyote populations after all. A study by the University of New Hampshire (UNH) concludes that human hunting practices may actually contribute to increasing ...

Coyotes aren’t going anywhere. Despite efforts to hunt and kill them across the South, these adaptable predators have an incredible ability to bounce back. A recent University of Georgia study found ...

The town of Nahant, Massachusetts, brought in sharpshooters to control the coyote population after an increasing number of attacks on pets. Standing along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, Chris Del ...

All quiet on Lincoln’s coyote front: After fielding nearly 50 reports of the animals lurking around Holmes Lake earlier this summer, Lincoln Animal Control hasn’t heard anything for more than two ...

In addition to the informative front-page article on coyotes, their high reproductive rate should be noted (“Coyotes move in: Make some noise for these adaptable animals,” Jan. 26). Giving birth to an ...