Eric Goode

I think that's the argument. I think the argument is there's less predators and there's less prey. So like California, for example, you have a fairly small deer population.

Because you have so many animals that kill deer right so you have California has a lot of coyotes in California has a lot of mountain lions and there's a lot of people where I used to live in the hills that did not like coyotes I'm like do you like rats? Okay. Well, if you don't like rats, you should like coyotes.

Because you have so many animals that kill deer right so you have California has a lot of coyotes in California has a lot of mountain lions and there's a lot of people where I used to live in the hills that did not like coyotes I'm like do you like rats? Okay. Well, if you don't like rats, you should like coyotes.

Because you have so many animals that kill deer right so you have California has a lot of coyotes in California has a lot of mountain lions and there's a lot of people where I used to live in the hills that did not like coyotes I'm like do you like rats? Okay. Well, if you don't like rats, you should like coyotes.

Yeah, don't leave your dog outside because your dog is going to get – my daughter's puppy got killed by a coyote and I've had chickens killed by coyotes.

Yeah, don't leave your dog outside because your dog is going to get – my daughter's puppy got killed by a coyote and I've had chickens killed by coyotes.

Yeah, don't leave your dog outside because your dog is going to get – my daughter's puppy got killed by a coyote and I've had chickens killed by coyotes.

And they kill fawns. They hate them. Yeah, they kill baby cows. They kill baby everything. That's just what they do and that's their job. But there's an ecosystem, and that's a part of the ecosystem. And what's really unnatural is ranching.

And they kill fawns. They hate them. Yeah, they kill baby cows. They kill baby everything. That's just what they do and that's their job. But there's an ecosystem, and that's a part of the ecosystem. And what's really unnatural is ranching.

And they kill fawns. They hate them. Yeah, they kill baby cows. They kill baby everything. That's just what they do and that's their job. But there's an ecosystem, and that's a part of the ecosystem. And what's really unnatural is ranching.

which is really unfair well they're cool you know they're just not cool if they eat your cat yeah but they're a fascinating animal i mean i i remember when i first saw them i moved to california in 94 and i was staying at uh do you know what the oakwood gardens are it's like those pre they're they're pre-furnished apartments that you just rent like people that are like sort of transient just moving it they allow you to like have a place before you get a place apartment yeah

which is really unfair well they're cool you know they're just not cool if they eat your cat yeah but they're a fascinating animal i mean i i remember when i first saw them i moved to california in 94 and i was staying at uh do you know what the oakwood gardens are it's like those pre they're they're pre-furnished apartments that you just rent like people that are like sort of transient just moving it they allow you to like have a place before you get a place apartment yeah

which is really unfair well they're cool you know they're just not cool if they eat your cat yeah but they're a fascinating animal i mean i i remember when i first saw them i moved to california in 94 and i was staying at uh do you know what the oakwood gardens are it's like those pre they're they're pre-furnished apartments that you just rent like people that are like sort of transient just moving it they allow you to like have a place before you get a place apartment yeah

And I was driving, so it was in Burbank, and I was driving down the street, and I was like, who are these fucking dogs? What is going on? Why are these dogs running around? And then I drove over here. I had never seen a coyote before. Oh, wow. I was like, that's a coyote? Yeah. Oh, my God. There's coyotes on the streets? Yeah. And that was pretty rare then. But-

And I was driving, so it was in Burbank, and I was driving down the street, and I was like, who are these fucking dogs? What is going on? Why are these dogs running around? And then I drove over here. I had never seen a coyote before. Oh, wow. I was like, that's a coyote? Yeah. Oh, my God. There's coyotes on the streets? Yeah. And that was pretty rare then. But-

And I was driving, so it was in Burbank, and I was driving down the street, and I was like, who are these fucking dogs? What is going on? Why are these dogs running around? And then I drove over here. I had never seen a coyote before. Oh, wow. I was like, that's a coyote? Yeah. Oh, my God. There's coyotes on the streets? Yeah. And that was pretty rare then. But-

30 years later, it became insanely common. I would rarely go, I lived in a fairly rural area where I lived in California. I lived about an hour outside the city, and I had a lot of acres, and it was cool to live out there, but you experience a lot of wildlife, and I saw coyotes almost every day. Almost every day.

30 years later, it became insanely common. I would rarely go, I lived in a fairly rural area where I lived in California. I lived about an hour outside the city, and I had a lot of acres, and it was cool to live out there, but you experience a lot of wildlife, and I saw coyotes almost every day. Almost every day.

30 years later, it became insanely common. I would rarely go, I lived in a fairly rural area where I lived in California. I lived about an hour outside the city, and I had a lot of acres, and it was cool to live out there, but you experience a lot of wildlife, and I saw coyotes almost every day. Almost every day.

Yeah, but they're cool. There's something cool about coyotes. But the reality of coyotes, I don't know if you know why they're so successful. But one of the reasons why is because they're the only – so red wolves can interbreed with coyotes in that you get the coy wolf. But gray wolves do not breed with coyotes. They just kill them.