Do Britons hunt coyotes?

Coyotes are not native to Europe, but there may have been an attempt to introduce them to the Epping Forest, which is on the border of London and Essex. read more

We do not have coyotes in Britain. We also do not have wolves, cougars, bears, wolverines, elk, moose raccoons, chipmunks, ground squirrels or most other American animals. The main predators that we have are red foxes, badgers, weasels, stoats and otters. read more

Coyotes normally hunt alone or in pairs and rarely as a pack, unless the prey is a deer or other large animal. Communications The coyote is a very vocal animal with a varied repertoire of calls. read more