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Christopher Bence, the new Game Warden for Greene County, gave a presentation on the “Eastern Coyote” at the March meeting of Town & Country Garden Club.

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Christopher Bence - New Greene County Game Warden.

The coyote population has been increasing in Greene County during the last few years. Total body lengths of eastern coyotes range from 48 to 60 inches. Their food habits range from small mice and voles to deer, with various kinds of fruit and plant material. Game Warden Bence brought a coyote pelt to examine. Generally, coyotes are similar in color to a German shepherd. Questions were answered by Bence at the end of the program. If anyone would like more information on coyotes in Greene County, contact Game Warden Bence at 724-238-9523.

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