Tony ?

[DaveM]

I heard on the news eastern Arkansas was flooding bad.
You still on dry ground?

[tonymalone]

river done run me outa the beaver holes i was in over a week ago, run me outa wrp (snareing yotes) 3 days ago, river is comeing on across the bottoms though,
the farmers don't like it, alotta wheat going under, but this will fill all the lakes and borrow pits, and leave a good crop of beavers in em. that we haven't had in a few years.

[DaveM]

Glad you didnt get washed away!

It sounds good for the beavers.

[tonymalone]

i want yalls opinion on something:::: there is alot of yotes roaming in them bottoms, i have put a pretty good hurting on the yotes out away from the bottoms in the farm ground in my area, the yotes will have to migrate out to the higher ground, when the water goes down, will some stay out here because of the void, and replentish the outlying areas, like the beaver, or will they all go back to home ground?

[Rwaddell]

Tony, Where are you at? What County?

[tonymalone]

Lee & Phillips

[bobwendt]

I`d say yes. it`s pretty hard to hurt the coyotes. plus, with a coyote the time to harvest is when he is worth something, like right now when the market tightens up. go get them and no worries. there will always be coyotes and always easy to get new ground as if not for the live market they are near worthless, so no rush for competition to trap any. as far as your question, yes, somer will stay out and replenish your old areas.

[jtrapper]

Imagine alot of dens with pup's have been flooded right now, something else to think about, may hurt the population in some location's.

[tonymalone]

i don't think so, about the dens, because none of the gyps were showing that heavy a week ago,( in my part of the world ) might mess em up locateing a new den to have em in though.