An estimate of minimum density for coyotes in western Tennessee

Authors

J. G. Babb, University of Memphis
M. L. Kennedy, University of MemphisFollow

Abstract

Used leg hold traps and snares to assess the density of a population of Canis latrans in Gibson and Carroll counties, Tennessee; 34 coyotes (18 M, 16 F) were captured, and minimum density averaged 0.35 coyote/km2. -from Authors

Publication Title

Journal of Wildlife Management

Recommended Citation

Babb, J., & Kennedy, M. (1989). An estimate of minimum density for coyotes in western Tennessee. Journal of Wildlife Management, 53 (1), 186-188. https://doi.org/10.2307/3801328