Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth

Comments

• Losech

  March 2011

  That's pretty neat. I wonder what a coyote/Lab hybrid looks like?
  Bad for the coyote population though, introducing Lab genes and whatnot.
• Heidi

  March 2011

  Well, I might find out what a lab/coyote mix looks like because my in-laws' lab Daisy plays with coyotes all the time and she's not fixed.
• sunyata

  March 2011

  Cool story... I would be curious to see a picture of 'the creature'.
  
  And question:
  
  Call me dumb, but what is an antenna farm?
  
  
• Kevin

  March 2011

  wow. how do you find this stuff, brad?
• BradA1878

  March 2011

  @sunyata - I'm guessing a concentrated source of antennas (an antenna array) for sending or receiving data. Like so: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mt_Wilson_antenna_farm_winter.jpeg
  
  @Kevin - This was posted on another forum. Some guy found it, I thought it was interesting. Most of it comes from my friend Stacey tho, she is like a constant source of random info.
  
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• sunyata

  March 2011

  Ahhh... That makes sense.
• dlroberts

  March 2011

  That is a great article. My favorite part? When the wildlife manager admits to being wrong. That never happens these days. lol. :-)
• Kevin

  March 2011

  @dlroberts No kidding. There have been mountain lion sightings in our area and the constant response is "Nope. No way. Not possible." I can't wait.
• baanton

  April 2011

  Having lived in Duluth when I was in college I can say that the Wikipedia definition is mostly correct. This is an area on a hill in Duluth that has multiple cell phone or other similar towers. Well, maybe other things at that time (like radio and tv satellite signals, etc.) because it was a long, long time ago when I was in school there... before cell phones were invented, no doubt!