Hey guys, check this out. I was looking up coyote sightings on youtube (had 2 sightings myself recently near a dog park in Lake Stevens, WA) and stumbled across this video taken from some guy somewhere in Northern Canada (not sure where exactly). In the video, a coyote gets a little too close for comfort and starts pestering the guy in the video, though he was able to fend off the coyote. A bit freaky if you ask me. Luckily, usually coyotes will run away when they see you. On a positive note, the coyote seemed to be more curious and playful than ferocious. By the way, at least the guy only encountered a coyote over something much more fierce, like a wolf, bear or a couger. I remember going up to Alaska last summer on a cruise and while my family was hiking around the mendenhall glacier near Juneau, we had a black bear sighting along one of the trails (a mother bear and her cub). Though I do have to admire this guy's bravery in the video as coyotes can be intimidating as well.
Hey guys, check this out. I was looking up coyote sightings on youtube (had 2 sightings myself recently near a dog park in Lake Stevens, WA) and stumbled across this video taken from some guy somewhere in Northern Canada (not sure where exactly). In the video, a coyote gets a little too close for comfort and starts pestering the guy in the video, though he was able to fend off the coyote. A bit freaky if you ask me. Luckily, usually coyotes will run away when they see you. On a positive note, the coyote seemed to be more curious and playful than ferocious. By the way, at least the guy only encountered a coyote over something much more fierce, like a wolf, bear or a couger. I remember going up to Alaska last summer on a cruise and while my family was hiking around the mendenhall glacier near Juneau, we had a black bear sighting along one of the trails (a mother bear and her cub). Though I do have to admire this guy's bravery in the video as coyotes can be intimidating as well.
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