Young coyote pups are exploring this time of year, here's what you do if you see one, to keep the Coyote and your pets safe.

Hazing techniques include waving your arms and yelling, using an airhorn, shaking a can of pebbles or coins to make noise, ...

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

Coyotes in Twin Cities more common than you think, ... Coyotes are skilled climbers and jumpers, so fencing should be at least 5 feet high with a roll bar or electric wire at the top, ...

Coyotes have become practically ubiquitous across the lower 48 United States, and they’re increasingly turning up in cities. The draws are abundant food and green space in urban areas.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.

People often fear for their own safety, or for their children or pets, when they learn about coyotes in their neighborhoods. But these creatures actually bring some benefits to cities.