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🚨 Coyote Mating Season Is Here — And It Changes Everything 🚨 Coyote mating season brings a surge in activity, aggression, and movement. During this time, coyotes travel farther, defend territory harder, and become far more unpredictable. For pets that get loose, this is one of the most dangerous times of year. Why this season makes finding lost pets harder — and why drones matter: • Coyotes can push pets miles from where they went missing • Increased aggression can cause pets to flee, hide, or
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Drone Animal Rescue
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It’s breeding season for coyotes, so I thought it appropriate to do an overview on coyote mating. #coyotes #wildlifemanagement #wildlife #wildlifebiology #wildturkey #whitetaileddeer | Native South Land & Wildlife Management
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Native South Land & Wildlife Management
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This trip has been all about the coyotes! With mating season in full swing, they’ve been incredibly active in their search for a mate. Such an exciting time to observe their behavior! #coyote #yellowstone #wyoming #yellowstonenationalpark #predator #wildlife #wildlifephotography #reels #nature #animallover | Colorado Wild Photography
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Colorado Wild Photography
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COYOTE SIGHTINGS: Experts say people are seeing more coyotes because mating season is in effect until March. - https://bit.ly/3ZvRMnj | News 12
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News 12
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Coyote mating season is underway, and that often means an increase in sightings and reports. You may see coyotes roaming during the day (this can be normal), and you may also notice more vocalizing at night. During this time of year, coyotes can be more territorial and may seem bolder or more aggressive than usual, especially if they feel their space is being threatened. To help keep everyone safe, please give coyotes plenty of room, avoid approaching or feeding wildlife, and keep pets leashed a
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Niagara SPCA & Humane Society
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Coyotes are entering their annual mating season across many parts of North America. During this time — typically from late January through March — they’re more active, travel longer distances, and can become protective of their territory. While actual pet attacks are rare, small dogs and cats are vulnerable if left unsupervised. Wildlife officials recommend never letting pets outdoors alone, even in fenced yards. Keep pets leashed on walks, scan the yard before opening doors, and install motion
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Our Blue Planet
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It’s that time ... be mindful of coyotes and other wildlife! January through March marks the beginning of coyote breeding season. During this time, coyotes become more active and visible as they search for mates or establish pair bonds. From now through March, you may notice increased coyote activity in your area. Our Animal Management Officers have already spotted several! Pups are typically born between mid-April and mid-May. During this period, parent coyotes are especially active as they hun
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Westminster PD
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Meet coyote couple Boris and Natasha for today’s #TrailCamThursday! Since it’s coyote mating season (January–February), we’re highlighting this devoted mated pair. This video comes from Project Coyote’s Texas State Coordinator, Karin Saucedo, through Song Dog Watch, her long-running photography and education project documenting coyote families and helping communities coexist with this often-misunderstood canid. “I love this video,” says Karin. "This is Boris and Natasha, a long-time mated pair w
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Project Coyote
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How to stay safe during coyote mating season in San Diego County
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CBS 8 San Diego
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Last week we reported that West Hollywood residents should expect an increase in coyote sightings in their neighborhoods as coyote mating season is underway. This was the scene last Friday night on Fountain Avenue between Orange Drive and Sycamore Drive near the WeHo City limits. Authorities expect an increase in movement and vocalizations, as well as occasional daytime sightings, especially near neighborhoods, parks, and open spaces. 🎥 by @aldoarms #wehotimes #wehonews #weho #westhollywood #co
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WATCH: Coyote eyes off-leash dogs at Montrose Beach
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FOX 32 Chicago
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Dr. Ezer discusses Coyote Mating Season🐺🐾 #shorts
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8 months ago
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It's Coyote breeding season #reels #trailcamera #coyote | Josh Melton
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Winter coyote mating season behavior captured by thermal drone as one coyote chased another across an expansive, frozen north country swamp 🚁📸🌲❄️🐺🐺🐾 #wildlife #animals #winter | North Country Drone Search & Recovery
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Time to protect pets as coyotes get louder, more active during mating season #kxii January to March is coyote mating season, which means seasonal behavior changes and added danger for small pets. By Austin Hedgcoth with News 12. #coyote #petsafety #winterweather | KXII-TV
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Coyote mating season typically occurs from late January to early March, depending on the region. During this time, coyotes are more active and may display different behaviors, such as increased vocalizations, more frequent sightings, and territoriality. Here’s how to stay safe during this season: Protect Pets • Keep pets leashed: Always keep dogs on a leash during walks, especially in areas known to have coyotes. • Supervise outdoor time: Do not leave pets unattended outside, especially at dawn,
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Jan 19, 2025
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Wild For Life inc.
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Just an iPhone video, but today was the day of the Coyote! It’s mating season, and they are on the move searching for mates. Saw 12 different ones today! #yellowstone #Montana #foryoupageシ #nationalpark #reelsfypシ #wildlife #coyote #wildlifephotography #yellowstonenationalpark #animals | Colorado Wild Photography
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Feb 14, 2025
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Colorado Wild Photography
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It’s the coyote breeding season. Call them in close! #foxpro #coyote #hunting #wildlife #shorts
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8 months ago
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FOXPROINC
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How to deal with urban coyotes
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CTV News
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What are coyotes up to in February? It’s their breeding season! Coyotes are monogamous creatures, forming strong bonds with their mates for life. Females typically do not breed until their second winter. They have one heat period that lasts 4-5 days. The litters are born from mid-April to early May, and litter sizes average 5-7 pups. Coyotes compensate for unusually high mortality by having larger litters. These wild dogs are an integral part of a healthy ecosystem. They help keep populations of
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
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Coyote sightings spike in Connecticut during breeding season
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6 months ago
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FOX 61
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Coyote Breeding Season: Trap Smarter, Not Harder! #shorts
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7 months ago
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Vulnerable Podcast
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Coyote Mated Pair, Boris and Natasha
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8 months ago
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Project Coyote
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Alpha Coyotes: Mating Secrets and Wild Hunts Revealed! #shorts
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6 months ago
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Vulnerable Podcast
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Dog killed by coyote during season of high activity | NBC 7 San Diego
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NBC 7 San Diego
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New podcast covering the coyote breeding season is now available. The FOXPRO Podcast. #foxpro #coyote #hunting #coyotehunting #weliveforthis Alt Description: Two coyotes in a hay field.
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Coyotes are socially monogamous, mate for long term or life and grieve when their partner dies.
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Bear Country Guiding & Consulting
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Mad coyote! Breeding season drama. #coyotehunting #thermalhunting #coyote
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Predator Fever, Nightime Thermal Hunting
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West Hollywood residents should expect an increase in coyote sightings in their neighborhoods as coyote mating season is underway, expected to run from December through February. According to reports coyotes may be more active and visible as they form pairs and protect their territory. Authorities expect an increase in movement and vocalizations, as well as occasional daytime sightings, especially near neighborhoods, parks, and open spaces. West Hollywood resident Peter Henry Tapia spotted two c
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Miami Neighborhoods Went to War Over Wild Peacocks 🦚
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