Recently coyotes have become a major concern to residents due to their more aggressive behavior and their attacks on domestic animals.
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The Sudbury Police Department has been, and will continue, responding to calls for service regarding Coyote incidents. If a responding officer deems that a Coyote(s) is a threat to a resident or their property (to include their pets\/livestock), the officer may destroy the animal if a safe situation presents itself.<\/P>
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Additionally, residents may themselves hunt, or allow others, to hunt Coyotes from November 1, 2006 to February 28, 2007, as long as they abide by all hunting laws. There is a two week period during deer hunting season starting November 28th where only deer is allowed to be hunted. These laws include, but are not limited to; no discharging of a firearm within 500 feet of another’s dwelling without written permission. Common sense dictates this only be accomplished in a safe manner.<\/P>
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For further information please visit the following websites:<\/P>
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Eastern Coyotes in Massachusetts<\/A> Recently coyotes have become a major concern to residents due to their more aggressive behavior and their attacks on domestic animals. The Sudbury Police Department has been, and will continue, responding to calls for service … Read full article
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