Why Hunting Coyotes May Actually Increase Their Numbers

Researchers from the University of New Hampshire used data from over 4500 camera traps to study coyotes across different habitats and found that hunting did not reduce populations but instead led to an increase in coyote numbers, perhaps due to reproduction and immigration rates.
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