Unsavory as it may seem, hunting is the only cost-effective way to control the coyote population in Sarasota County.

Coyote mating season typically lasts from January to March, according to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

From now until early spring, all outdoor pets are facing an increased risk of being attacked or even killed by a wild animal.

Coyotes tend to become more aggressive as they establish their territories, defend their mates and get ready to have pups. Both male and female coyotes tend to become more bold and territorial ...