Coyote with missing toes following a badger

I've seen this before of a coyote following a badger. This coyote has something wrong with its rear left foot. At first I thought the foot was missing, but maybe just the toes? What do you think?
There is a clip where the video is paused for second look at its foot at the water dish.
Edit: after further review it looks like the bottom section of its leg below the joint is missing. It does look healed.

[@bottomdweller5]

Bummer, poor guy.

[@azdesertcritters]

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

[@MaStorm529]

Wow. Looked to me like the whole area where the pads are SUPPOSED to be is gone. He was resting the "foot" on the area further back. Poor thing 😢 Could have been from anything from a trap to another animal.

[@DesertCrittersOfArizona]

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

[@azdesertcritters]

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

[@DesertCrittersOfArizona]

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

[@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.