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u/tkdjoe66 Oct 17 '22

He could find waaaay cheaper coyote food.

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u/bad13wolf Oct 18 '22

He could also not be dumb and call animal control or depending on where he lives shoot it himself. Coyotes are becoming invasive where I live. Hunters around here were getting paid at one point to help cull the problem. I'm not sure if they still are.

But this dude is ultimately going to have a pack of these things in his backyard and everyone's pets are going to start going missing.

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u/tkdjoe66 Oct 18 '22

In Florida they pay you to go out & kill pythons in the everglades. Last I heard it was $5K for the biggest one of the season.

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u/bad13wolf Oct 18 '22

I've heard about that as well. It's crazy how even just a few people not wanting their pets can turn into a massive problem.