Killed a lot of coyotes. Never ate one or heard of it if that answers your question. We were protecting cattle. And those coyotes were very brave, so people too
We don’t eat canines, no. This can’t be a serious question. Also, we don’t hunt them. Ranchers might kill any that are threatening livestock but that’s not the same thing.
Also, no one really “hunts” coyotes. There’s no valuable part to them, it’s just pest control (often opportunistic- if I’m out hunting deer and I see a coyote, I’ll kill it).
I don’t know if their meat is actually gross, but they are predators and so are very lean. I would think that that’s the main reason not to eat them unless necessary. Since a coyote looks a lot like Fido (generic name for any American dog), I can’t see it ever becoming very popular to eat them
In the hills of Appalachia or the rural outskirts of Texas, the most backwoods folks may occasionally hear a coyote. But it’d be VERY rare and only in a “we’re starving” situation.
I’ve never heard of it. Coyotes are usually very thin, not a whole hell of a lot of fat, and are kind of opportunists So it’s definitely not a piece of meat you search out. But I think you can eat them
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I’ve never known anyone to. I would think the meat would be quite disgusting
It’s generally a bad idea to eat animals that can carry rabies.
They are not generally regarded as table fare. They are considered varmints in most places.
Is this a joke?
I don’t think so
The most exotic thing I’ve eaten is alligator, ostrich,. snails
Killed a lot of coyotes. Never ate one or heard of it if that answers your question. We were protecting cattle. And those coyotes were very brave, so people too
Not typically. I guess it’s possible in an emergency. Coyotes are scavengers/predators so their meat would not be very good.
I think they stop at raccoons
Westerners typically don’t eat canines of any kind.
The Coyote population is the opposite of endangered. They have adapted to life alongside humans quite well and have expanded their range considerably.
We don’t eat canines, no. This can’t be a serious question. Also, we don’t hunt them. Ranchers might kill any that are threatening livestock but that’s not the same thing.
People very rarely eat scavengers. Ever notice how big a bird a raven is? Ever heard of anyone eating one? Same thing.
Most mammal predators are not eaten
No. They’re scavengers, so their meat is gross.
Also, no one really “hunts” coyotes. There’s no valuable part to them, it’s just pest control (often opportunistic- if I’m out hunting deer and I see a coyote, I’ll kill it).
I’m sure people do, but it’s a “general” rule that people don’t eat mammalian carnivores.
I don’t know if their meat is actually gross, but they are predators and so are very lean. I would think that that’s the main reason not to eat them unless necessary. Since a coyote looks a lot like Fido (generic name for any American dog), I can’t see it ever becoming very popular to eat them
No, they are not a food animal, although in a apocalyptic famine situation, I suppose anything becomes food.
I’ve hunted them. I would never eat them. I have caped them out; That’s not easy.
In the hills of Appalachia or the rural outskirts of Texas, the most backwoods folks may occasionally hear a coyote. But it’d be VERY rare and only in a “we’re starving” situation.
Ewwww
I’ve never heard of it. Coyotes are usually very thin, not a whole hell of a lot of fat, and are kind of opportunists So it’s definitely not a piece of meat you search out. But I think you can eat them