I know I do the LBI coyote thing to death, though hopefully not to the death of ’yotes. There are plenty of them going to Wiley heaven via hunters around the state, most of whom kill coyotes for sport. They’re not real edible.
A recent, amazingly clear daytime photo that viraled through Facebook indicates coyotes are indeed well established on LBI. As nearly as I can count, there are likely four of these wild canines pussyfooting about – or, maybe, just a couple highly energetic ones.
I have collected photo evidence that ’yotes have been hereabouts harkening back to the first photographed sightings in…
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