Killer Coyote

Are coyotes killing your deer? Rare trail-cam photos document the death of a fawn.

By Doug Lyda | Published Jul 30, 2009 6:21 PM

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httpswww.outdoorlife.comsitesoutdoorlife.comfilesimport2014importImage2009photo6CDY_0020.jpg — Outdoor Life reader Doug Lyda’s trail camera got quite the workout over a 5 hour span on July 4th capturing images of a coyote pursuing several whitetails on his Michigan hunting property. The coyote’s patience finally paid off with a mid-morning fawn kill under the watchful eyes of its mother.

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