Coyote management season in Michigan begins on March 2
Coyote management begins on March 2 and runs through mid-October. The goal is to cull overpopulation.
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Coyote management begins on March 2 and runs through mid-October. The goal is to cull overpopulation.
A police department is alerting residents after one Metro Detroit township has seen an increase in coyote sightings.
Nevada wildlife officials launched a huge investigation after spotting three animals believed to be wolves, which do not normally live in the state.
A male sheep found at Greenfield Village was possibly killed by a coyote, according to officials with the Henry Ford Museum. Officials said the merino sheep was found Tuesday morning.
During a city council meeting Thursday, officials addressed the lingering issue.
Amid rising concern about coyotes being spotted throughout Dearborn, the city is encouraging residents to attend its council meeting this week to get information and share their thoughts.
The decision has prompted two groups to file lawsuits.
A creepy crawler is making rounds in one Lathrup Village neighborhood and is causing concern for many.
Jarring surveillance footage shows the coyote grab the girl and drag her several feet before her parents jumped into action and scared the animal off.
Michael Chiklis discusses his new show, 'Coyote,' available now on CBS All Access.
When Animals Attack In Suburbia
A video on the Neighbors app shows a curious, maybe even hungry, coyote at the doorstep of a homeowner in a busy Metro Detroit city.
It happened when the owner let the dog outside before going to bed, just like every other night.
Currently, coyotes may be killed in daylight statewide from July 15 to April 15 and they can be hunted at night from Oct. 15 to March 31.
Dennis Cronk, who was hired by a homeowner's association, said he's received death threats amid backlash about his work.
Schools in the area of I-94 and Moross were on alert Thursday morning after a coyote was spotted in the city.
Residents have been advised to keep small children and pets indoors until the animal is caught.
