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I AM MISUNDERSTOOD-COLORADO LENDER-GUY THOMAS

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Mortgage and Lending with WR Starkey Mortgage

The misunderstood and beautiful Coyote has been sighted in even the most upscale neighborhoods. While looking harmless enough, one should not overlook the risk of wild animals amongst us. The reports of attacks are becoming more frequent as these animals become less and less fearful of people.               

                    coyote

Along with the foxes, raccoons, prairie dogs and the occasional bear, Coyotes have discovered that life in the "city" is not all bad. With all the fast food scraps leftover in the dumpsters, and geese and ducks aplenty in city ponds and parks these wild creatures can find food with relative ease. They are even known to attack the family pets when the opportunity presents itself. In recent years, reports have surfaced of attacks on adults as well as children playing in back yards.

Keep an eye out and be aware that as we push into the wilderness surrounding our cities, the original inhabitants are finding ways to maintain their way of life in spite of our attempts to discourage them otherwise.

 

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Loan on meGUY THOMAS 

SENIOR LOAN OFFICER

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Stephanie Reynolds
Integrity First Financial Group, Inc. - Santee, CA
East County San Diego Homes 619-838-4408

This is great advice Guy. I can hear the coyotes from my bedroom at night and early morning and have seen them in my street! They are getting more and more brave. One of my neighbors woke up one morning to a coyote dining on a local little dog in their yard. Very scary.

Feb 17, 2010 10:10 AM
Michael Gordon - Colorado Springs Mortgage Lender
Peoples Mortgage Corporation - Colorado Springs, CO

Guy...they will also send a scout from the pack to try a lure dogs to come closer, which is an interesting dynamic of their survival.

Feb 17, 2010 01:15 PM
Russel Ray, San Diego Business & Marketing Consultant & Photographer
Russel Ray - San Diego State University, CA

Your last paragraph is so important, so I'll repeat it:

Keep an eye out and be aware that as we push into the wilderness surrounding our cities, the original inhabitants are finding ways to maintain their way of life in spite of our attempts to discourage them otherwise.

Here we have to be on the lookout for rattlesnakes, foxes, coyotes, and the occasional mountain lion.

Feb 21, 2010 07:53 AM
Renée Donohue~Home Photography
Savvy Home Pix - Allegan, MI
Western Michigan Real Estate Photographer

Same as Russel above!  I did not want a doggie door for years because I do not need the above creatures roaming my house.............including bobcats!

Feb 28, 2010 03:03 AM
Georgie Hunter R(S) 58089
Hawai'i Life Real Estate Brokers - Haiku, HI
Maui Real Estate sales and lifestyle info

I'm glad I don't have to worry about coyotes!  We don't have much to worry about in the way of wildlife here on Maui.

Mar 01, 2010 12:13 PM
Jane Cross
Homes By Cross serving Charlotte NC Real Estate Needs - Charlotte, NC

Guy, our wild-e-coyotes are showing up on the front porches in some of our most prominent residences in uptown Charlotte! And they are fond of the family pets...leaving a dog chained up is a sure feast for the beast!

Mar 04, 2010 12:50 AM