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	Connecticut
		Litchfield, Connecticut Litchfield is a borough in Litchfield County, Connecticut.
		Naugatuck, Connecticut Naugatuck is a population of 30,989.
		Windham County, Connecticut Windham County is a 2000, the population is 109,091.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/connecticut.html (5735 words)

	CT DEP: Coyote Fact Sheet
		Coyotes tend to be more slender; have wide, pointed ears; a long, tapered muzzle; yellow eyes; slender legs; small feet; and an uncurled, bushy tail which is carried low to the ground.
		Coyotes appear to have low susceptibility to the "raccoon" or mid-Atlantic strain of rabies found in Connecticut (during 1991 to 1997 over 3,000 tested raccoons were rabid while over the same period only one coyote tested positive for rabies).
		Coyotes are susceptible to strains of rabies that occur elsewhere in North America and to the other common canine diseases such as canine distemper.
	dep.state.ct.us /burnatr/wildlife/factshts/coyote.htm (1194 words)

	Clinton Recorder - News - 01/03/2005 - Coyotes in Clinton
		Coyotes are opportunistic in their prey and look for smaller animals and a weaker opponent.
		A coyote will sit and study an animal's activities for two weeks or more until they know when the best time to attack their prey is. Small animals should be kept on a leash with their owner at all times.
		According to the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, originally, coyotes were found only in the western United States, but a lack of predators and a capacity to travel long distances in search of new territories have expanded their range across North America over the past 100 years.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=13672286&BRD=1634&PAG=461&dept_id=8416&rfi=6 (584 words)

	CVA \| Where To Find Coyotes To Hunt With Black Powder
		The coyote, a tough, adaptable, strong, enduring and smart animal, has a name derived from Coyotl, the sacred god of the Aztecs, and also is known as the prairie wolf and the songdog.
		Coyotes in the East most often hole up in thick cover during daylight hours and do most of their hunting at night, especially in regions where hunters have chased them.
		If coyote populations continue to increase in the East, as they have in the western states such as California, we may one day see coyotes running across our backyards and feeding in our garbage cans as they do in some suburban areas of the far West.
	www.cva.com /muzztoday/archieves/February/022702.htm (767 words)

	The Boston University Washington Journalism Center
		Coyotes, symbols of folklore and notorious pains-in-the-neck for ranchers in the West, had finished their steady expansion east over the last 100 years.
		For Connecticut residents, coyotes are old hat; the creatures have been lurking along fences and the edges of lawns for nearly half a century.
		The coyote population in Connecticut stands at roughly 3,000 to 5,000, having first entered the state some time in the 1950s, according to Paul Rego, a wildlife biologist with the state Department of Environmental Protection.
	www.bu.edu /washjocenter/newswire_pg/fall2004/connecticut/coyotes1201.htm (955 words)

	Coyote
		Coyotes - Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation - In the western United States, Coyotes are the main predator of domestic sheep, causing significant losses in select areas.
		Coyotes in Connecticut - Factors that may have contributed to the Coyote's rapid range expansion and management ways.
		The Eastern Coyote in Nova Scotia - Despite its value as a furbearer, game animal and as a source of pleasure to wildlife enthusiasts, the Coyote is the target of considerable ill feeling and misunderstanding.
	www.coyotes-coyotes.com /coyotes-predation.htm (905 words)

	CFPA Welcome
		CFPA is the "Connecticut Affiliate" of the National Wildlife Federation.
		Connecticut Forest and Park Association, 16 Meriden Rd., Rockfall, CT 06481-2961
		Copyright 1997 - 2005 by the Connecticut Forest and Park Association.
	www.ctwoodlands.org (297 words)

	Coyotes in Connecticut
		I imagine that the photo dates to the 1950s when the first coyotes were appearing in Connecticut and the uniqueness of the odd, never before seen specimen drew special attention, perhaps to the point of deserving a photo.
		Coyotes welcome snacks of insects such as grasshoppers they encounter while hunting summer meadows and fields for mice and voles.
		In some towns "the coyote problem," as it comes to be called, has been a potent catalyst, prompting meetings among town officials and demands of elected officials.
	www.ctwoodlands.org /ctwoodlands/spring'99/coyote.html (1765 words)

	hungry?
		Lately when we go on the walks, we have run into two or three coyotes that are acting aggressively toward the dogs.
		Many people have told me that coyotes are shy and skittish of humans; this may very well be true for coyotes in the western United States.
		If the coyotes are being aggressive, they may have a den of pups nearby.
	www.angelfire.com /vt/lake/coyote.html (485 words)

	Foxes and Coyotes in Connecticut
		Fox and coyote sightings are most common in spring and summer when the animals are more actively searching for food to meet their energy needs for raising young.
		Anyone who observes a fox or coyote that is exhibiting signs of rabies (acting disoriented or uncoordinated, aggressive behavior, seizures) should contact local authorities or the DEP at (860) 424-3333.
		Relocation of problem foxes and coyotes is not feasible because both species are difficult to capture and suitable habitat is already occupied by other foxes and coyotes.
	dep.state.ct.us /whatshap/Press/1998/coyofox.htm (527 words)

	Hunter Specialties
		Coyote Research: Why Coyotes Spread Across the U.S. Dr. Bruce Leopold of Mississippi State University in Starkville, MS, and his students conducted a six-year study using radio transmitters to track about a dozen different coyotes.
		It is thought that coyotes prey on the smaller and weaker deer and don't affect the majority of the deer herd.
		Coyotes are pursued by hunters and trappers and provide thousands of user days of outdoor recreation as well as numerous ecological and social benefits.
	hunterspec.com /Updateable/update_display.cfm?pageID=1799&categoryID=12 (1459 words)

	The Bristol Press - News - 05/11/2002 - Coyote sightings on the rise in city
		Coyotes are 30 pounds on average and are nocturnal.
		While coyote are unlikely to injure humans, "they are a danger to pets," especially cats and small dogs, Regas said.
		Nuisance coyotes can be harassed with loud noises or spray from a garden hose to encourage them to avoid certain properties.
	zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=4108063&BRD=1643&PAG=461&...&rfi=6 (540 words)

	Hartford Civic Center Coliseum
		Connecticut had done it against the odds, beating Massachusetts.
		"In order for the Whalers to remain in Connecticut, it is necessary that a state of the art arena facility, primarily designed for major-league hockey," be built at public expense, the report says.
		March 28, 1997 - The Harford Whalers say they can't make it in Connecticut and have agreed to pay the state a $20.5 million penalty to leave after this season, a year before their four-year commitment expires.
	hockey.ballparks.com /NHL/HartfordWhalers (2959 words)

	The Boston University Washington Journalism Center
		The spotting in the District of Columbia, however, illustrates the pervasiveness of the species, and with the increasing numbers there have been increasing concerns in New England about how to deal with them.
		Coyotes belong to the family Canidae, which includes the wolf, the fox and the domestic dog.
		Trapping laws in Connecticut are strictly regulated, so much so that the only traps used must be placed in the winter and must be under water.
	bu.edu /washjocenter/newswire_pg/fall2004/connecticut/coyotes1201.htm (955 words)

	CVA \| The History Of Eastern Coyotes And Their Rapid Increase
		Since hunters easily could obtain the coyotes and they ran longer and produced a better race than the fox, the houndsmen imported the coyotes, unaware of the damage they eventually would cause.
		The rapidly growing sport of hunting coyotes in the East, which differs somewhat from hunting coyotes in the West, has meant a growth in innovative hunting strategies and an influx of calls coming to the market.
		Landowners view the coyotes as a nuisance and welcome fl-powder hunters with open arms at almost any time of the year, if the hunters will remove the coyotes on their property.
	www.cva.com /muzztoday/archieves/February/022602.htm (479 words)

	International Wolf Center Current News
		Unlike coyotes, which are known for their scraggly gray coats, gray wolves range in color from fl, gray and rust to white.
		While the gray wolf is commonplace in the western United States - gray wolf populations number close to 2,500 in Minnesota and nearly 10,000 in Alaska - local wolf sightings are rare, and are typically attributed to the large number of coyotes residing in Connecticut.
		"We estimate there are roughly around 4,000 to 5,000 coyotes in Connecticut and the population is close to stable," Rego said.
	www.wolf.org /wolves/news/live_news_detail.asp?id=980 (463 words)

	www.UConnHuskies.com
		Former University of Connecticut Hockey standout Peter Belisle joins coach Bruce Marshall in his seventh season as an assistant for the Huskies.
		Wallack also gained coaching experience with the Connecticut Junior Coyotes "A" Hockey Club as its goaltender coach from 1995-1997.
		Matthew Plante joins the Connecticut coaching staff for his first season in 2003-04 as a volunteer assistant coach.
	www.uconnhuskies.com /SPORTS/MHockey/Coaching/asstcoaches.html (533 words)

	Columnist: Monte Noelke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		My son, living in Connecticut, says coyotes are so thick in the state that all owners ever recover from lost pets are the collars found on the golf greens and in the woods.
		Makes me think a share-the-wolf program might be initiated between the two states to control coyotes in Connecticut and heighten the excitement in Central Park by having a Coyote Festival and a Wolf Chase once a year.
		No data is available on whether cattle-killing coyotes honor state boundaries in the narrow space where Oklahoma divides Texas and Kansas, however in this writer's experience, coyotes have a poor sense of man's geography.
	www.livestockweekly.com /papers/99/04/15/scshort.asp (775 words)

	Randall Pickett's Wake
		When the traffic light in front of the museum changed from green to yellow, it was taken by most drivers as a signal to speed up and run through the red, instead of slowing down, preparing to stop for it.
		When traffic accidents in the suburbs prompted the wailing of night sirens, coyotes answered with plaintive howls, as if they were running on desert sand instead of grass in wooded hills.
		Coyotes, Whitney Avenue traffic, her friendship with Katherine, her frustration with men were drowned in a deep well of disbelief as tears flowed.
	www.cactus48.com /randall.html (1050 words)

	Dallas Desperados - Coach
		Ingold is no stranger to indoor football and the AFL, having served as offensive coordinator of the Pittsburgh Gladiators (1990), assistant coach with the Connecticut Coyotes (1995) and defensive coordinator with the New Jersey Gladiators (2001).
		He was the head coach of the Quad City Steamwheelers of af2 from 2002-04, leading the team to the playoffs twice - they were ineligible in 2002 - with records of 10-6 (2002 and 2004) and 14-2 (2003).
		Prior to his brief career change, Ingold was an assistant coach with the Connecticut Coyotes in 1995.
	www.dallasdesperados.com /team_ingold_rich.cfm (576 words)

	Shadowlands Haunted Places Index - Connecticut
		Featured as the location on what is said to be the most scary episode of MTV's fear Ghostwatcherz.com, Fairfield Hills' buildings range from the shock treatment building to the center for the criminally insane.
		Most common signs of ghostly presences in the village are voices of farmers, mothers calling their children, laughing children, whistling, talking, orbs of light, people swinging or sitting on trees, trails of energy, sounds of farm animals, footsteps.
		A ghost haunts this early 1900's theater in the town of Torrington, Connecticut.
	theshadowlands.net /places/connecticut.htm (11398 words)

	Connecticut General Life Insurance Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Connecticut Coyotes Connecticut General Life Insurance Company Canadian Gateway, Business Guides, Entertainment, Travel.
		Connecticut General Life Insurance Company Because this site is independant of any insurance companies, you will not find any recommendations from the editors of the website.
		FAYETTEVILLE - Arkansas is not Connecticut, and the property condemnation laws here are not as open as those reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court in a recent case where public condemnation was used to clear the way for private development, according to a state attorney general's opinion issued Tuesday.
	www.lifeinsurancecritic.com /connecticut-general-life-insurance-company.html (786 words)

	News and Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		01-02-05: The Connecticut Coyotes have defeated the Boston Blackbears to win their first ever AFFA Championship.
		Connecticut posted the largest victory margin in league history.
		Connecticut hosts Winter Garden, Orlando hosts Boston in the Semifinal Round.
	www.onewal.com /affa (332 words)

	accommodatingly
		There must be coyote legends out there that are inspiring for a young, eco-conscious boy.
		This part of Connecticut is just full of green, green, green back roads.
		Coulter says we should help this researcher and writer in Britain: she’s looking for several reasonably popular US fantasy novels, by Mercedes Lackey and others, which (she says) are nonetheless unavailable in the UK.
	www.accommodatingly.com (2571 words)

	Marie Winn's Articles
		Hard-to-locate birds like the Connecticut warbler or the yellow-breasted chat, considered rare species in other locales, are regularly found in Central Park.
		Alvarez often acts as a liaison between the park's powers-that-be that might see a dead branch as an eyesore to be removed and its vigilant community of regular birdwatchers who regard it as a potential home for a woodpecker.
		The coyote had been seen entering the Sanctuary through a hole in the fence on the west side.
	www.mariewinn.com /articles.htm (12429 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		RECRUITERS TEAM UP WITH CONNECTICUT COYOTES IN PITCH FOR EDUCATION FIRST MARINE CORPS DISTRICT, Garden City, N.Y. -- The rules are a little different and the playing field smaller, but when the helmets collide, fans in Hartford, Conn., know arena football is still football.
		Recently, devout followers of the Connecticut Coyotes have seen their favorite team join forces with another tough team -- the Marines.
		In addition to their game appearance, the Marines also teamed up with the Coyotes to shoot a 30-second public service announcement at the team's practice facility in Glastonbury, Conn. SSgt.
	www.chinfo.navy.mil /navpalib/news/mcnews/mcn95/mcn95037.txt (4512 words)

	Arizona - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sedona and Tubac are known as budding artist colonies, and small arts scenes exist in the larger cities and near the state universities.
		Many tourist souvenirs produced in Arizona or by its residents display immediately characteristic images, such as sunsets, coyotes, and desert plants.
		Several major Hollywood films, such as U-Turn, Waiting to Exhale, and Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure have been made there (as indeed have many Westerns).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arizona (2054 words)

	Hunting - Coyote Hunting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Coyote hunting in Maine is on the rise!
		There are no closed hunting and trapping seasons for coyotes in Ohio.
		Saw at least one badger hunting with a coyote on the large prairie dog town on that
	www.ruralhunting.com /coyotehunting (585 words)

	Maryland Small Ruminant Page - Predators
		Management of Coyote, Red Fox, Feral Dog, Wolf-Hybrid, and Exotic Carnivore Predation on Livestock in the State of Ohio
		Coyotes in the Southwest - a Compedium of our Knowledge
		Coyote Control in the Eastern United States - Mississippi State University
	www.sheepandgoat.com /predator.html (671 words)

	CHA Transactions
		1.20.00 The Connecticut Bulldogs trade Landon Wilson and Richmond's 4th round pick in the 2000 Entry Draft to the Spittal Coyotes for Robert Kron.
		12.1.99 The Spittal Coyotes trade Stu Barnes, Olli Jokinen and Kingston's 2nd round pick in the 2000 Entry Draft to the Kamloops Puch for Erik Rasmussen, Manny Malhotra and their 5th round pick in the 2000 Entry Draft.
		10.15.99 The Connecticut Bulldogs trade Brent Johnson, Scott Parker and Kingston's 2nd round pick in the 2000 Entry Draft to the Spittal Coyotes for Donald Audette and Ken Wregget.
	modena.intergate.ca /personal/sayle/199900/chatrans.html (9250 words)

	Hartford Advocate: How Did Hartford Get into This Mess? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the sports world alone, we've recently seen a failed New England Patriots deal and the loss of the Hartford Whalers, plus departures by the New England Blizzard, the Connecticut Coyotes and Hartford Jai Alai.
		Toward the end of the 19th century, a time when New York's insurance companies were bankrupting their policies, Hartford got its golden nickname as the Insurance City by buying out the policies of major businesses in New York, who in turn quickly learned that Hartford's insurance companies kept their word.
		Though Hartford's strong insurance history is a source of pride, it can also be seen as somewhat of an albatross.
	old.hartfordadvocate.com /articles/hfdmess.html (2222 words)

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