Connect with us

Uncategorized

DOG KILLED BY COYOTES NEAR “M” IN BOZEMAN

Avatar photo

Published

on

MONTANA FISH, WILDLIFE AND PARKS

BOZEMAN – On May 23, a Bozeman woman witnessed her dog being attacked by animals on her property in the Churn Creek area on the south end of the Bridger Mountains near the “M”. Fish, Wildlife and Parks and U.S. Department of Agriculture-Wildlife Services investigated the incident and determined that two coyotes had killed the dog.

FWP would like to alert residents and recreationists to the possibility of a den with coyote pups in the area where this incident occurred. Coyotes with pups will instinctually be aggressive towards other canines (the same is true of wolves with pups). Dog owners should use caution and keep their animals close and under their control when in rural settings.

Further, pets are also subject to other outdoor risks like rattlesnakes and porcupines. Keeping them close is the best way to avoid conflicts that could result in injury or death.

Upcoming Events

march, 2024

Filter Events

16febAll Day25marWAXING POETIC - ENCAUSTICS A Group Exhibition at Gallatin River Gallery(All Day) Event Type :ArtsEvent City:Big Sky

26febAll Day21aprBig Sky School District Kindergarten Roundup and 4K Program Interest(All Day) Event Type :EducationEvent City:Big Sky

15mar(mar 15)7:00 pm30(mar 30)8:30 pmVerge Theater Presents My Barking Dog7:00 pm - 8:30 pm (30) Verge TheaterEvent Type :ArtsEvent City:Bozeman

18mar8:00 pm10:00 pmGays on Blades8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Event Type :SportsEvent City:Big Sky

Advertisements

X
X