There was also one fatality in the US back in 1981, a three year old was killed. So two known cases.
Ever.
There was also one fatality in the US back in 1981, a three year old was killed. So two known cases.
Well she has been chased by dogs while running... dog, coyote... at least she has the spray.Coyotes aren't a threat to adults.
The gun laws in Europe are even better and much stricter, I doubt in Europe anyone would be allowed to keep a handgun at home.In Canada we tend to copy bad laws from the US
Right. But you said coyotes are no threat, and you are wrong (again). While coyotes attacks are extremely rare, they do happen.There was also one fatality in the US back in 1981, a three year old was killed. So two known cases.
Ever
But.....but.....fuji said they were no threat to humansto all the self-declared experts on coyote attacks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coyote_attacks_on_humans
Coywolves were actually what killed that girl in your link. There have only been two fatal attacks. Ever.Right. But you said coyotes are no threat, and you are wrong (again). While coyotes attacks are extremely rare, they do happen.
There are also whats known as Coywolves now, and they are much bigger than regular coyotes, and an accident waiting to happen
Adults. They do attack children.But.....but.....fuji said they were no threat to humans
No one can possibly know that.There have only been two fatal attacks. Ever.
Find me a third. Taylor Mitchell in 2009, the kid in California in 1981, and who?No one can possibly know that.
It is impossible for you to to definitively assert that there have only been two attacks by coyotes on humans ever. Literally. Impossible.Find me a third. Taylor Mitchell, the kid in 1981, and who?
Maybe there was one hundreds of years ago before anybody was keeping notes?It is impossible for you to to definitively assert that there have only been two attacks by coyotes on humans ever. Literally. Impossible.
Taylor Mitchell was 19 years old, which makes her an adult in most peoples eyes.Adults. They do attack children
Laws be damned ... You got that right . A person has a right to protect themselves , their families and their property in anyway that they can no matter what any stupid law says . Better to be judged by 12 then carried by 6 .My SO runs very early in the morning on occasion. I bought her a small canister of dog repellent in case she is accosted by human or animal (we live in an area where coyotes are becoming a problem). If she needs to use it on a human, I have no reservations defending those actions... and she has no problem doing it, laws be damned.
Seriously you wish to compare that country to Canada ??? Why not add in Syria and Iraq . Just look at Mexico . It has one of the toughest gun laws in the world . Only the drug dealers carry guns which by the way it's against the law to do so . The regular population is not armed . How's that working out for them .Canada is not a jungle . We have a population that respects the laws . The country that you mentioned has no respect for any laws . The drug and war lords run the countryso what you describe is similar to Somalia ( and more recently Libya ) situation . Everyone is armed there and the law of jungle prevails there. There's no real government there as every citizen can do justice himself.
is it a model you want Canada to follow ?
No they can't . They need a special permit that is applied for way ahead of time . It's only good for hunting and going to registered shoots . They have to follow all of the gun rules for transportation and all of the rest of rules just like us . Now if the Americans want to bring in magazines that can hold more rounds of ammunition then we are allowed to have . Forget it . Hand guns can have no more than 10 round magazines and the same rules apply for rifles .so why American tourists are allowed to cross canadian border with their licenced handguns? I assume that they aren't members of canadian shooting clubs ? So if canadian legislation applies to tourists, americans aren't supposed to carry their handgun in canadian territory for the purpose of self defense, so why canadian customs allow them to do so ?.
No they can't . A permit from the Canadian government and doctor is needed to smoke , grow , or posse marijuana and that is only given to residents of Canada . Just because the rules on marijuana aren't enforced that much doesn't mean it's still legal . In the US a citizen cannot bring marijuana into a State where if is not legal from a State where it is legal to posse it. Same goes for Canada and US border laws.If Marijuana possession is legal in Washington state, it doesn't mean that residents of that state are allowed to cross canadian border with Marijuana.
There you go .I don't know about this. Perhaps someone else can chime in.
Two fatalities in all recorded history. Lighting strikes are about a million times more of a threat.Taylor Mitchell was 19 years old, which makes her an adult in most peoples eyes.
Although I'm sure in your eyes it does not, as you yourself have yet to make it beyond puberty
Toronto streets are littered with dead bodies from fresh coyote kills, fujiTwo fatalities in all recorded history. Lighting strikes are about a million times more of a threat.
Stop being so hysterical, try to breathe, the sky isn't falling
He still needs the proper paper work.What about an american moving from mainland US to Alaska and need to cross canadian territory ? He's only transiting Canada and not coming for hunting or going to a canadian club.
What about an american moving from mainland US to Alaska and need to cross canadian territory ? He's only transiting Canada and not coming for hunting or going to a canadian club.