According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, skunks and coyotes are more active during the spring as they search for mates. They also may venture out of their typical ranges to do so.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — It’s not uncommon to see social media posts about coyotes and the potential danger to small cats and dogs during this time of the year. The Ohio Division of Wildlife ...

Dr. Stan Gehrt from the Ohio State University has been researching coyote activity in urban areas for 12 years. In those 12 years, Gehrt has not come across a single incident where a coyote has ...

Coyotes are not native to Ohio, but their territory has shifted east over time as land has been cleared for agriculture and other, larger carnivores that could threaten coyotes have dwindled. They ...

Outdoors Coyotes are wily predator and part of the wildlife scene in every Ohio county Updated: Jan. 31, 2014, 5:13 p.m. | Published: Jan. 31, 2014, 4:13 p.m.

KETTERING, Ohio (WDTN) — The Kettering Police Department is advising residents to be aware of coyotes as they enter mating season. In a Facebook post, the department states that mating season ...

But coyotes are not as dangerous as wolves -- and Ohio does not have any wolves, according to Emmert. Coyotes are common in Ohio year-round, but you might be more likely to see them in the winter.

Coyotes are on the prowl across Ohio, including in its cities, putting some people on edge about letting their pets out at night to do their business. Residents in Fairfield County posted ...

The coyote is not native to Ohio, but is present in all 88 counties, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Prior to the early 1900s, coyotes were sparse in the East.

Coyotes, not among the more beloved denizens of Ohio’s landscape, apparently will remain under the regulatory domain of the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Who was to be in charge became a matter of ...

According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, skunks and coyotes are more active during the spring as they search for mates. They also may venture out of their typical ranges to do so.