Nov 23, 2021
- Understanding Coyote Behavior
- Coyote Control Methods
- Winter Dairy Calf Comfort
00:01:08—Understanding Coyote Behavior--In a two-part conversation, K-State wildlife management specialist Drew Ricketts talks about contending with coyote predation on livestock: on part one, he discusses the nature and behavior of coyotes, including some things that many people don't know about their preferred diets and how that changes over the course of a year
00:12:07—Coyote Control Methods--On part two of today’s look at coyote predation control approaches, K-State’s Drew Ricketts covers the various means of curbing that predation on livestock, including coyote hunting, capturing and exclusion from livestock areas
00:23:09—Winter Dairy Calf Comfort-- On this week's edition of Milk Lines, K-State dairy specialist Mike Brouk touts the use of specially-designed blankets for protecting young dairy calves as the weather continues to turn colder
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