1973
Research Project Report

Ecology and Behavior of the Coyote in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Franz J. Camenzind
University of Wyoming

Published 1973-01-01

Abstract

This is a continuation of an investigation of coyote behavior and ecology initiated in 1969. The work is being conducted on the National Elk Refuge, located near Jackson, Wyoming. The objecties are to investigate coyote territoriality, breeding and denning behavior, and coyote sociability. Observations are made on the hierarchy within coyote packs and the seasonal and yearly changes that take place. Project Number 168.