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@@DesertCrittersOfArizona I pulled the cards yesterday and it looks like this group comes here often. Currently it’s been usually 4 of them together and a couple times 5 and maybe 6. I don’t do well at trying to identify them. Also, that one with the missing foot has come by a couple times in the last month or two, but rare. I’ve got so much coyote video and javelina video I’ve never gotten to and I feel like there is one recording with the missing foot coyote with some other coyotes.

@@kayenta463 Ignore quail but love squirrels.

Too many feathers, but the quail are getting plump.

It can sound pretty wild. Sometimes they sound like they are just outside the window, but the sound carries and they are often 50-70 yards away.

@azdesertcritters I love the sound-so wild, untamed and free!

In coyote speak “da plane, da plane”

@@rachelgambrell6926 They are happy to see each other.

@@mmalandsbirdies4012 In the beginning I was only getting them off camera making their noises and over time I’ve gotten multiple recordings of their meet up and greetings and others where they are chasing and wrestling just like domestic dogs.

@@lizlemon9632 I call it our moat. Rain water feeds into it and makes its way out and away from us. Was supposed to feed to next door neighbors moat and then down into the wash, but ends up making a small pool as it leaves us.

Thats the time window I usually hear them also. As I’m typing this I am hearing them now. It was a short one. They also have done this early evening and morning when it is light.

@@azdesertcritters Nice. Hearing a coyote pack is just so special to me.

@ I didn’t check what time it was, but they woke me up some time after midnight today, so not special to me at this particular time. 😂

@@generegan2899 I never see chickens wandering around on the trail cameras. 😂

@@lizlemon9632 The chick-fil-a make it from scratch starter kit.

@@bottomdweller5 I agree.

@@lorraineb.4698 sometimes they are alone and other times I see up to 6. But I know they will split up often in pairs. It varies.

@@queenicedcoffee4217 Coyote satanic ritual

@@JustJeff777 I don’t think they would come after you, but if you are walking a small dog, maybe.

@@StellarVampire Muy chulada.

@@skwoods7986 Now you know they are happy critters enjoying each other’s company after being apart during the day.

@@chrisalvey5993 Many people have thought they were yelling over a kill, but as you saw this is when they do when the return from their hours out hunting and meet up. From my recordings I see single coyotes, but often it is two or three together. They might split up later but the know where to return to for their time to greet and get wild.

@@es-uw8cm They are.

That’s where the skin walkers come from. 😂 Tonight I was outside and down in the wash one was calling out to the others “here I am, where are you”, for 10 or 15 minutes with no reply. I was expecting the rest of the pack to get there and all the yelling to start, but it didn’t. Coyote was probably out of view of the camera.

You could be pretty close. Like guessing jelly beans in a jar.

They are very chatty.

They are everywhere.

@@TinaHikesColorado This is a Browning Recon Force Elite HP4. No longer sold at Browning, but could be found possibly sold other places. The replacement is the HP5, which has good night quality and its a wider angle. If the camera is recording during the day and the ground is very bright it over exposes so that highlights can’t be recovered.

@@mrdonutswildride7808 They can party hard.

@@lisaclaborne8378 Every time I see them do that, I’m amused. Do you add to the game an over/under number and place bets?

@@azdesertcritters 🤣

@@DesertCrittersOfArizona Wow as well. That one looks like it’s getting around better than the one I recorded and that one has friends. My recording was about 2 weeks ago. I just pulled my cards this morning for this past weeks recording. Wonder if I will see this coyote again. So far had not noticed it with the pack. I wonder how well it can catch some food or will it have to go vegan.

Wow, check it out. I caught this same coyote 2 years ago on my critter cam back in Sep 3, 2022. Glad to see it's still surviving. It was with 2 buddie back then, maybe 2 siblings. ruclips.net/video/NvThjQ9AIPU/видео.html

@@MaStorm529 Yes, have to wonder what happened and how it will adapt.

@@AdelaideWoman they seem to be having fun.

I agree.

Yes, sad. He is getting along, but could be hard for this coyote to catch a meal.

If you hadn't seen them before they may come back. I'm pretty sure if they like what they found they would return.

"Gracias. Las codornices te agradecen por no decir que te gustaría comerlas."🤣

@@brokenandcraked Here kitty kitty come in the house. Yes, we hear the things that want to eat us.

Thank you. Took me awhile to put that together. Didn’t realize when this was all happening that the hawk kept going to the fence as well as right down onto the grass and that low pass. I was focused on feather cleanup.

@@lisaclaborne8378 in the past never thought of hawk chasing bird. Currently I’ve been seeing hawks much more frequently.

@@azdesertcritters I have seen several high speed dove flights that could only be because of being followed/hunted.

They must be finding something good to eat.

@@jdsun1 The others could be close by and might have grouped up very soon. I have one or two videos where a lone coyote is on camera and barking and I think making another sound and you can hear the reply in the background. Could be their communication process to meet up and find each other, though I don’t hear this particular sound often.