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  • coyote head and ears! wolves have way longer legs and heads.

  • I shoot you so called "wolfs" all the time lol

  • skip to 1:17 for the good part.......and its a coyote not a fucken wolf,i thought hillbillies were suppose to know theyre shit x)

  • Big deal. It's a coyote. That video was about as exciting as a bowel movemant

  • @Garvarino When you're 80 years old..... every bowel movement is exciting.

  • It's normal. Coyotes are opportunistic. Not dangerous, they hunt at all times of the day. It's not approaching people, it's out and about, im sure if it caught sight of you, it would be long gone. Coyotes are everywhere.

  • That's a coyote. I would call the local wildlife enforcement people and show them the video. I would consider it dangerous if it is hunting your property in daylight. It could be sick or starving and either way it is dangerous. Coyotes are a wolf subspecies and can/do interbreed with wolves. In the Northast, they are said to have bred with wolves (presumably in Minnesota/Canada as they migrated over to the Northeast. They were formerly found only in the west, but are the ultimate opportunists..

  • @CTX50001 looks healthy to me i see coyotes during the day all the time theyre not strictly nocternal

  • Its a coyote and its brave. A brave coyote is the worst kind to have, that animal should've been killed quickly before it hurt someone. If they'll come into your yard with all the human scent around it means it has lost its fear of humans and needs to be destroyed before it comes into someones yard and kills a child.

  • Its a coyote, perhaps with red wolf ancestry. But certainly a coyote.

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  • @lighning bolt do some research most coyotes are wolf coyote hybrids some with up to 89% grey wolf in the DNA but you probably don't know what DNA since that is either a wolf or a coyote not a hybrid...stay educated!

  • That is a coyote no wolves in Ga that I know of some red wolves in NC but they are mostly coyote anyway DNA wise.

  • coyotes have narrow pointed noses, and walk with their tails down; wolves walk/run with tails straight out, and domestic dogs with tails up. that is a coyote.

  • Throw him a chicken, the poor devil looks hungry.

  • druidry.org/obod/endangered/im­ages/redwolf.jpg

  • It's 99% likely a coyote, but there is a slight chance it could be a red wolf. Red wolves are the only species found in the south but they're extremely rare and quite possibly extinct in the wild.

  • first off, wolves live in upper mighagian and canada and alaska, second that thing is WAy 2 big to be a coyote

  • @destiney7777  IT'S A COYOTE .WE HAVE BIGGER IN NEW ENGLAND

  • I was a marmot ! Jeez !

  • I stand corrected - Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan always had wolves. I am thinking in the areas to the south of the Great Lakes.

  • Why would you see something beautiful and want to shoot it? grow a brain and a heart

  • that's a coyote, wolf don't range to Marietta, Georgia

  • Yes that is a coyote but a nice big one, that is for sure!

  • well ill be a bakers tally whacker, its a litel dingo! na but really thats a wolf not a coyote

  • at first i thought you were filming a shitty tv then i realized it was a screen

  • It's so huge that you need to write HUGE in all caps in the description lol. Misleading.

  • coyote amigo!!!!!

  • coyote (;

  • Coyote. They like suburbs, lots of easy pickings. Gray Wolves were expedited east of the Rockies by 1900. Red Wolves by 1950. That's why we have coyotes here now - they filled the niche.

  • @CrocodileTooth Gray wolves were never EXTIRPATED east of the rockies. Canada and Minnesota always contained wolves.

  • It's either a Wolf or a Coyote.Not a Wolf/Coyoye

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  • That kind of looks like a coyote to me.

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  • You are so lucky! I love coyotes. :) Thanks for sharing.

  • thats a coyote

  • "Huge wolf!" "Oh, wow!" How can you be so IGNORANT about your local native wildlife? This is just a regular ol' coyote. It's not "scary" except to your pets (and maybe a small unattended child, but who would leave a small child unattended outdoors anyway?).

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  • yep coyotes can adapt to any changing enviroment, so you will probly run into them, just be careful be safe make lots of noises or carry a radio when outside, never leave little kids unattended and try to always have at least one person with youm and never feed it! it will make them less afraid of humans and more incounters will happen, we want our coyotes to be scared of us! its the best thing we can do for them, so no attacks happen, and never have to resort to killing a coyote! :)

  • Why do people live in areas with wild animals yet know absolutely nothing about the animals there? I mean, Georgia is thousands of miles away from anywhere wolves live.

  • buy an airsoft and shoot that thing!!

  • That is a coyote.

  • Yeah, except that's a coyote, not a wolf. Wolves don't get as big as people think, but the body style of this canid is more lean and long, as the wolf tends to be just a touch stouter in the head region. Still, what a wonderful visitor to have!

  • Definitely a coyote.

  • Not a huge wolf. Its a coyote. Wolves are much larger !

  • idiot thats not a wolf. thanks for wasting my time.

  • Beautiful coyote!

  • This was in Marietta? Wow. I haven't seen or heard any coyotes since I moved to Kennesaw about two years ago, thankfully. They freak me out. X)

  • Thats a coyote. You can tell because of the big pointed ears.

  • sorry, 0:04

  • 0:05 : Wholly cow? But I thought it was a wolf...

  • Just skip to 0:54 for the good part.

  • thats a coyote wolf is way bigger than that

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