Coyote vs Bear…

by Oct 16, 2015Adventures in the Woods, Coyote Hunting, Maine Black Bear, Uncategorized

Coyote vs Bear…

You be the judge. For reference, the whole pile is about 5 inches across and Dad said that its about 4 days old. It’s filled with apples and seeds.

1 Comment

  1. Robin Follette on October 20, 2015 at 2:12 am

    Being that small, coyote.

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