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If you liked that, Google "Woman convinces husband she's adopted a coyote." I can't get an exact link to post for some reason. It's a text thread between her and her husband. Language disclaimer: a little rough. But hilarious.

It's also posted in Bored Panda, one of my favorite sites, but I think you have to join. (It's free and a safe site I've been visiting for years. Some wonderful photog.)
Those texts were a hoot. Pretty elaborate with Photoshop and a fun script. She was convincing, The photo with the coyote sitting next to their child on the couch was priceless.

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If you liked that, Google "Woman convinces husband she's adopted a coyote." I can't get an exact link to post for some reason. It's a text thread between her and her husband. Language disclaimer: a little rough. But hilarious.
I needed a laugh so I just googled it, absolutely hilarious. I haven't laughed that hard in a very long time!
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I completely lost it when I read she named him "Spot!"
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I completely lost it when I read she named him "Spot!"
Me too!
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Oh, I think you're mistaken. I think some lady in the village of Charlotte had her Yorkie or a pet about that size on a leash & she didn't have a good hold on it & a I'm pretty sure a coyote that was hiding behind some bushes snatched it. I think that was only about 2 1/2 months ago. I had a coyote snatch my backpack that was sitting beside a tree where I was hunting from. I took a shot at it & missed & the coyote dropped it because it was to heavy to run away with. This report I'm talking about was in our Charlotte area news. Maybe this was a first!
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Oh, I think you're mistaken. I think some lady in the village of Charlotte had her Yorkie or a pet about that size on a leash & she didn't have a good hold on it & a I'm pretty sure a coyote that was hiding behind some bushes snatched it. I think that was only about 2 1/2 months ago. I had a coyote snatch my backpack that was sitting beside a tree where I was hunting from. I took a shot at it & missed & the coyote dropped it because it was to heavy to run away with. This report I'm talking about was in our Charlotte area news. Maybe this was a first!
Link it, please.
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What is your village? I have 2 toy poodles and I am concerned about the coyotes
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Can anyone comment on whether a coyote would be able to come through the bottom screen on a lanai to snatch a pet ?
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Can anyone comment on whether a coyote would be able to come through the bottom screen on a lanai to snatch a pet ?
I would say yes it could easily.
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I would say yes it could easily.
I remember last winter a coyote broke through a screened lanai facing a golf course and took a cat.
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I remember last winter a coyote broke through a screened lanai facing a golf course and took a cat.
I think that was just hearsay from Tal. I also heard it was a bobcat.

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Old 10-31-2017, 01:20 PM
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I think that was just hearsay from Tal. I also heard it was a bobcat.

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I think it was also conjecture/assumption on the cat owner's part. Nobody saw it happen.
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Old 10-31-2017, 03:46 PM
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I think it was also conjecture/assumption on the cat owner's part. Nobody saw it happen.
I am pretty sure it happened in Bonita on the Havana course.
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Old 10-31-2017, 03:56 PM
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I am pretty sure it happened in Bonita on the Havana course.
I agree that it did happen. But nobody witnessed it, so the predator type is not known for sure.
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I was under the impression there were paw prints in the lanai.
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