He stopped, looked both ways, looked at me stopped again and proceeded to trot past me on his way to the Seine fields.
Coyote just trotting on past my truck like it ain’t no thing
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
He stopped, looked both ways, looked at me stopped again and proceeded to trot past me on his way to the Seine fields.
Good Morning Gloucester 
I saw one last night at my house and one earlier in the day by Niles Beach.
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Pretty impressive shot! I’ve never seen one so close up! Thanks for carrying your camera with you all the time!
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I have seen him or one of his buddies in the fields around Farrington Ave, and Atlantic Ave. They appear well-fed.
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So cool…albeit a wee bit scary I guess. No fear!
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That’s where I see them most. Trotting into Seine Field. They say that if you see a coyote you should try to scare it–shout, wave arms, rev engine, etc. It’ll remind them who is boss around here.
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Bold as brass. They love the Seine Fields.
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Saw one on Grapevine last Saturday heading through yards in the direction over to to Jacques Lane
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I you had a small child walking beside you, 3 or 4 years old, you do you think that child would be in danger as this Coyote passed you?
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I bought a Keychain whistle and while I was safe in my truck, all the coyotes I’ve seen have been running away from my presence. If I felt threatened I’d blow that whistle loudly and make a commotion and I feel pretty confident that the Coyote would run right off. There’s so many bunny rabbits around for them to snack on it’s doubtful they’d bother with us
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