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When do Coyotes Breed?

Posted By: DonPablo

When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/15/18 08:02 PM

I've heard that their breeding season and calving season are some of the best times to hunt them. Anyone?
Posted By: Gobblero

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/15/18 08:58 PM

Spring.. I believe they are breeding now where I hunt
Posted By: jetdad

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/15/18 11:35 PM

Coyotes breed in late winter and give birth in the spring. Gestation is roughly 60 days.
Posted By: TTUGrad08

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/16/18 01:29 AM

Breeding now
Posted By: Bar-D

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/16/18 01:16 PM

Saturday night after the movie......... grin
Posted By: redhaze

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/17/18 11:12 AM

After they dine on roadrunner, oh wait.......
Posted By: gary roberson

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/17/18 03:03 PM

Generally late January to mid February.
Adios,
Gary
Posted By: yotehater

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/17/18 04:30 PM

Calving and coyotes don't belong in the same sentence. They whelp.
Posted By: DonPablo

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/19/18 01:34 PM

Originally Posted By: yotehater
Calving and coyotes don't belong in the same sentence. They whelp.


Right. I've heard that when the cows are calving the coyotes seem to always be nearby. I read they will eat the afterbirth as well as the milk rich feces of the calves.
Posted By: Double Naught Spy

Re: When do Coyotes Breed? - 03/19/18 02:08 PM

Originally Posted By: DonPablo
I've heard that their breeding season and calving season are some of the best times to hunt them. Anyone?


What is the 'best' time of year to hunt them is going to vary a lot between hunters, circumstance, and their methods/styles of hunting. Obviously, when calving is going on won't matter one iota to the hunter who is hunting a property without cattle.

Originally Posted By: DonPablo
I've heard that when the cows are calving the coyotes seem to always be nearby.


Coyotes are always nearby when out in the country. The only questions are just how close they are and if you can see them.
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