Why?? Who cares bro. Grow up

And people that feed stray cats

Many city folk tend to think that animals in nature are starving, that they need to be fed. They don't understand how wild animals live, that they need to live naturally, that being fed by people endangers the animal's freedom by way of teaching it dependence on man, and that it also presents dangers to the animal and to those around it. If they are old enough to have gone camping with their folks in national forests back in the 1960-1970s, they would have heard the Forest Rangers say *_a lot_* that "a fed bear is a dead bear" because creating that association between man and food teaches the animal to seek food from people, which then endangers both. As a result, the bear would come around people, and the Forest Service would have to relocate the bear further away, and after the bear would still come back, they often had to put the bear down. Don't feed wildlife, keep them wild and free! Respect their wildness!

@@cacatr4495 I have seen some deer that eat junk human food. They don't shed or in patches. Plus they get skinny and weak Look horrible 😕

They left the janky fries alone though, I bet.

@@jayce8001 it always amazes me how they can do fries so wrong like that. they have all the right things to make really good fries but they dont

That's what you get for ordering Animal style

@@johnsmith-dx1fb ahhhhhhhh that’s a good one

Hahahahahaha dude I am sorry but you made me laugh so hard

But humans are by far worse than coyotes. Humans are just at least a majority of them are so cunning, selfish and evil creatures roaming the planet.

Wow

woof.

😂

What kind of sandwich do coyotes prefer 🤔

@@vm722 big macs

😂 This comment chain

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They luv cats.

stalk, not stock.

@charlesbolin - 😂 "Karen found dead after attempting to feed the rattlesnakes."

@@dougadams9419 Damn autocorrect lol

Jackrabbits are huge. The only rattlesnakes around here are Western Diamondback (uncommon), Speckled, Mohave and Sidewinder. None of these could even come close to eating a jackrabbit. They eat mice and lizards almost exclusively.

Did you get tested?

Hahahahahahahaha

@@ipenguin3918you really didn’t get that wow

LOL!!!Yep!!!@@Rodosom

Wow lol the irony is not for everyone

They eat trash bro

Yeah a coyote will find food.. they don't need bread there's plenty of rabbits

Well said@ironmaiden4396

People are so reckless with their pets sometimes. I saw a video where there's a bear close to an open garage and the idiot home owner is trying to encourage his dog to go after it. The bear came after it lightning quick. Not sure what happened after because the video ends.

@@tapewerm6716 around my front patio I had installed last year a 7 ft fence so my little dogs can go out to the door and potty. It's good enough for them to do a quick run outside. My main property is fenced by a 4 foot one around my one acre property. When I see the coyotes in or outside the main fence going after the wild rabbits I run them off with a bat. I know their animals but I just want to scare them but if one turns on me then it's lights out for them. Fortunately in my six years living here I have had only two occasions of doing this. I guess they find an easier place to hunt. My two little 12 pound dogs are trusting so I have to do whatever I can to protect them. Plus when I hear mine hit the doggy I put the camera on. But it's not only the coyotes people around here feed the wild horses and donkeys. I believe the wild animals need to be left alone with the exception of humming birds which can be feed for our love of nature.

Would they feed a bobcat stale bread too?!? 😅

Don't feed wildlife at all. They need their natural diet, not man's poor substitute. Animals observe people when we don't realize it, they see us when we don't see them, they *_are_* around even when we don't see them, so they will still see a person leaving food out there, thus still making the association between man and food. It will still draw them down towards man's habitats. Respect wildlife's wildness, keep them wild and free!

@@cacatr4495 I guess I should have been more clear. Of course, if you're going to feed them, feed them something they eat in the wild. bread a bunch of rabbits and release them high on the mountain. I figured that was a given. This woman feeding bread is stupid on many levels. Lastly, some times wild life does need our help. Example, during hard winters, they will drop hay bails in the mountain by helicopter to keep deer alive.

@@factmanamerican882 Don't even do that .. the coyotes are far from starving. That's why there's so damn many of them. So you're worried about the coyotes but to hell with the rabbits?

😂😂😂 lol wut

It's not an absolute. There's no harm in leaving food for wildlife, but for predator species, you cannot leave food where they see you doing it, otherwise they will make that association to people. And these animals should not be fed near public places, like parks. And people who feed feral cats in urban spaces contribute directly to this problem, because the coyotes will show up too.

@@ReptileRescue this person i refer to said "throw them some food. They're just hungry."

Wow.

was you eating a hamburger?

I feed the birds sunflower seeds from my feeders year round I like seeing them and now I have a hawk nesting every year on my property and a barn owl has moved in this year to get the mice and other critters that visit the feeders during the night. I enjoy watching the birds of prey swooping in at lightning speed to grab a easy meal the sunflower seed hulls make for great compost so its a full ecosystem

They’re cute too, look like German shepherds

I agree. There are coyotes in every single city on the mainland of America. They have thrived with humans while most animals have declined and suffered.

That's great and I respect coyotes.... However, that doesn't mean that we need to FEED them.

choot em

Coyotes are beautiful animals. But DONT FEED THEM...

ffs

The Indian said the same thing

Thank you for the report. Very sad. The last Grizzly Bear from California was killed in Southern California in the 1930’s. They occupied almost half of the USA. Our ancestors knew what they were doing. Today, that wouldn’t be allowed. 😳