Description
Reproductive
Home Range & Territory
Predatory Behavior
Control & Management
Literature Cited

Author: Reagan Billingsly
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The size of a coyotes home range varies
geographically and seasonally and there is quite a bit of individual variability within
different populations as well (Beckoff and Wells, 1980). The size of thehome range is
determined by social organization (Beckoff and Wells, 1980). The coyotes that live in
packs defending ungulate carrion during the winter have much smaller home ranges than
those living in pairs or alone. It is usually just the pack coyotes that defend territory,
not the ones living alone or in pairs (Beckoff and Wells, 1980). |