People at a downtown Chicago Quiznos sandwich shop were stunned to see a coyote walk through the propped-open front door and lay down in a cooler stocked with fruit juice and soda.
People at a downtown Chicago Quiznos sandwich shop were stunned to see a coyote walk through the propped-open front door and lay down in a cooler stocked with fruit juice and soda.
this is the second one in about a month they have captured in the Loop. There is a big write-up at the chicagotribune.com site.
OceanCityGirl wrote:I've seen coyotes in chicago suburbs and along highways.
they hide out in rail tunnels and yards, parks, and the like.. anywhere away from people. The Trib said that they remove about 20 a year for relocation
OceanCityGirl wrote:I've seen coyotes in chicago suburbs and along highways.
they hide out in rail tunnels and yards, parks, and the like.. anywhere away from people. The Trib said that they remove about 20 a year for relocation
There was one wandering around Evanston, Skokie and Lincolnwood last summer. My best friend had to be careful about letting his dog out alone at night.
For those that know downtown Chicago, this one was on Adams, between the Berghoff and the Art Institute. Right in the heart of things!
"I finally know what Michael Jordan was talking about when he said he was 'in the zone'"
Jimmy Buffett, 9/4/05, Wrigley Field
Let me see....I think I am staying rather close to there in July am I not?
At least when I am having the drunk visions they may include some "other wild life" rather than just the ones I am with.
Tequila Revenge wrote:You mean there's no punch line?
That coyote must've had a fever.
We have coyotes all over here, sometimes I can hear them late at night when the 'group' have cornered something. It's a haunting and horrible sound.
it wasn't right, those eyes weren't right I have seen quite a few and they never flashed those eyes..
That's what I was thinking. I would've stayed away from that coyote. Well, I stay away from all of them, but especially that one. He didn't look quite right.
Bubbaphan wrote:I'll have the smoked coyote and cheese on rye.
Not a lot of meat on one. Maybe coyote ham....MIGHT be enough for lunch.
He looks so tired.....maybe he just wanted a Landshark lager. And then to go nee-night.
Do not resent growing old. Many are denied the privilege.
Tequila Revenge wrote:You mean there's no punch line?
That coyote must've had a fever.
We have coyotes all over here, sometimes I can hear them late at night when the 'group' have cornered something. It's a haunting and horrible sound.
it wasn't right, those eyes weren't right I have seen quite a few and they never flashed those eyes..
That's what I was thinking. I would've stayed away from that coyote. Well, I stay away from all of them, but especially that one. He didn't look quite right.
even the three we saw trying to eat the just being born Pronghorn
didn't have that look.. they really should have left..
