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Urban coyotes a continuing focus for Martinsville police

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Martinsville police detailed their ongoing efforts to address the public’s coyote concerns at Tuesday evening’s council meeting. “I think our plan is to paint a large black circle on a cliff and have the coyotes run directly into it,” joked Martinsville’s Deputy Chief Chad Rhoads, referencing the kinds of traps Looney Tunes character Wile E. Coyote often falls for. Councilors invited Rhoads to their Tuesday meeting to address the public’s fears…

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Urban coyotes a continuing focus for Martinsville police

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Fish & Wildlife Expecting Increased Coyote Sightings

Officials with Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources are keeping an eye out this winter and spring, as increased sightings of coyotes are expected — thanks to the search for mates, the establishment of territory, and the raising of young. According to Laura Palmer, wildlife biologist, winter mating seasons typically lasts into March, with pup rearing rolling into late spring and early summer. Coyotes are shy and will typically avoid…

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