Reply #95: This isn't an ecological problem

[krispos42]

It's a wild animal problem. More specifically, a pair specific wild animals attacking people.

The overall, macro, strategic ecology of the area needs intelligent and creative solutions, just like any other broad problem such as crime, poverty, industry, education... the list goes on. But, when faced with a specific problem caused by a specific person or business or school, directness of effort is needed.

An intelligent and creative plan to limit coyote/human interaction is desirable. However, when that plan fails, for example, due to rabies or drought or wildfire, other actions that are specific to the failure must be taken.