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He may have mange. All the coyotes I shoot have advanced heartworm infestation, and about a third of them have some degree of mange, ranging from 10% of their skin affected to 100% affected.
He may have mange. All the coyotes I shoot have advanced heartworm infestation, and about a third of them have some degree of mange, ranging from 10% of their skin affected to 100% affected.
To be fair, the coyotes stay pretty thin this time of year here in Texas. They shed most of their coat to make it through the summer. It hit 111° today… you can’t handle that kind of heat with a thick coat.
He may have mange. All the coyotes I shoot have advanced heartworm infestation, and about a third of them have some degree of mange, ranging from 10% of their skin affected to 100% affected.
Usually this would be secondary to observing how the bullet performed. However, since I noticed heart worm in the first coyote I shot in Ohio, it has become something I check for every time I kill a coyote/hybrid.