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Canis latrans ?Alternative name:
White-tailed deer
Virginia deer
Whitetail
Ciervo de cola blanca
Venado de Virginia
Venado cola blanca
Cerf de Virginie
Cerf à queue blanche
Chevreuil de Virginie
Weißwedelhirsch
Virginiahirsch
Mule deer
Black-tailed deer
Burro deer
Ciervo mulo
Venado bura
Venado de mula
Cerf mulet
Cerf à queue noire
Maultierhirsch
Schwarzschwanzhirsch
Elk
Wapiti
American elk
Rocky Mountain elk
Uapití
Ciervo canadiense
Alce americano
Élan d'Amérique
Cerf wapiti
Kanadischer Hirsch
Amerikanischer Rothirsch
Red deer
European red deer
Elk (UK)
Hind deer
Ciervo rojo
Venado común
Ciervo europeo
Cerf élaphe
Cerf rouge
Cerf d'Europe
Rothirsch
Edelhirsch
Europäischer Hirsch
Roe deer
European roe deer
Western roe deer
Corzo
Corzo europeo
Cabrito montés
Chevreuil
Chevreuil européen
Broc
Reh
Europäisches Reh
Rehwild
Sika deer
Japanese deer
Spotted deer
Ciervo sika
Ciervo japonés
Ciervo moteado
Cerf sika
Cerf du Japon
Daim tacheté
Sikahirsch
Japanhirsch
Fleckenhirsch
Siberian roe deer
Eastern roe deer
Asian roe deer
Corzo siberiano
Corzo asiático
Corzo oriental
Chevreuil de Sibérie
Chevreuil asiatique
Sibirisches Reh
Ostreh
Asiatisches Reh
Wild boar
Eurasian wild pig
Razorback
Hog deer
Jabalí
Cerdo salvaje
Puerco montés
Sanglier
Cochon sauvage
Laie (femelle)
Wildschwein
Eber (male)
Bache (female)
Moose
American moose
Eastern moose
Anta americana
Orignal
Nordamerikanischer Elch
Amerikanischer Elch
European elk
Eurasian elk
Moose (Europe)
Alce europeo
Alce eurasiático
Élan d'Europe
Élan eurasien
Europäischer Elch
Eurasischer Elch
Siberian moose
Yakut moose
Asian elk
Alce siberiano
Alce asiático
Élan de Sibérie
Élan asiatique
Sibirischer Elch
Asiatischer Elch
European hare
Brown hare
Field hare
Liebre europea
Liebre parda
Liebre común
Lièvre d'Europe
Lièvre brun
Lièvre commun
Feldhase
Europäischer Hase
Mountain hare
Snow hare
Arctic hare
Liebre de montaña
Liebre ártica
Liebre variable
Lièvre variable
Lièvre des neiges
Lièvre arctique
Schneehase
Polarhase
Alpenschneehase
Coyote
Prairie wolf
American jackal
Lobo de pradera
Perro de monte
Loup des prairies
Chien sauvage
Kojote
Präriewolf
Steppenwolf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeastern_coyote
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mearns_coyote
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plains_coyote

August: Coyotes increase their activity and become more aggressive in their search for food.

Can be dangerous, especially if rabid or starving. Coyote hunting popular among American hunters. Meat is rarely used but valued for nutrition. Pelts used for clothing and accessories.
Inhabits North America including deserts and forests. Highly adaptable and intelligent. Active any time of day, mostly at night.
Stalking hunting Ambush using lures Hunting with dogs Shooting with rifle or shotgun
Mostly active at night and dusk. Prefers open spaces and shrublands. Recommended to use lure sounds for attraction.
Quick skinning and removal of pelt to prevent odor. Cooling meat immediately after kill. Thorough removal of internal organs. Meat rarely consumed, requires thorough preparation.
Carcass: Stewing, frying
Shoulders and hind legs: Stewing, roasting
Liver: Fried with onions
Braised Coyote with Vegetables (Braising)
Slow cooking to tenderize meat
1. Marinate meat with onions and spices.
2. Brown the meat.
3. Braise for 3 hours with vegetables (carrots, celery).
4. Serve with mashed potatoes.
Spicy Fried Coyote (Frying)
Spicy flavor and crispy crust
1. Cut meat into pieces.
2. Coat with spice mix (chili, paprika, garlic).
3. Fry quickly over high heat.
4. Serve with fresh vegetable salad.