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Message: [QUOTE="ZooCougar, post: 4360708, member: 296"] It’s amazing that all these people have seen wolves. They are fairly common in Wisconsin and Minnesota and most people will go their whole lives and never catch a glimpse of one. It’s not like in Wyoming and Montana where you can see for miles and miles. Coyotes in CT are enormous compared to the ones I have seen in the rest of the country. CT coyotes also don’t sound like rest of the country coyotes. With the wolf and dog blood they are different. They are also so much bigger I am certain that when they cross paths with regular coyotes they will probably eat them. There has also been a taxonomic debate on whether they should be their own species or sub species. [URL unfurl="true"]https://theconversation.com/amp/why-the-eastern-coyote-should-be-a-separate-species-the-coywolf-59214[/URL] [/QUOTE]