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Old 02-12-2005, 08:26 PM   #1
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hi,i was in my yard today with my 120 lb blue heeler,oh by the way i live at lake travis,and a buck deer went flying by like death was sure.as my dog and i watched a thickish grey colored red tipped large animal was kicking it after him.this was not a dog and at first i thought it was a wolf.he mite have weighed 60 lbs but was looking like he was about to loose his winter coat,in other words not a dog.well in researching i find our two wolves are extinct.was it possibly a coyote.it is a mecca for deer out here and that mite explain the larger size.will the hunt down a buck and chase by themselves,which i thought was odd.again this was not a dog and i feel fortunate he didnt set his sites on us.but it was an awesome site,one of the reasons i moved here.
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It's kinda cool how well coyotes survive in close proximity to people. I hear them near my place all the time. I'm not sure exactly how big they can get but 60 lbs seems close to some I've seen.

I have seen a wolf in Colorado where there's not supposed to be any. It was very remote. I know of a guy who picked up 3 starving wolf pups in Rocky Mtn. NP that had apparently been dumped there. I wouldn't be surprised if wolves get re-introduced to Texas by some eco-zealot, but I haven't heard of it.
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