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PostPosted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 11:28 am 
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Well my dad started this barrking howl and a coyote replied. He did it again and a coyote replied again. I tried I think it replied my howl was a Balto howl. I started getting freaked out and got into the car. My dad did one last howl and the coyote howled again. I thought it was amazing!

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Wow that's cool! I wish I could have been there! :wink:

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It was weird though...and sort of eerie...I was outside of my Grandmas!

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yeah I did that once^^ coyotes are know two howl back, wolves too

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My dogs will sometimes howl when they're outside, and I've heard coyotes reply on several occasions. It can be scary at night, especially when you're outside as well!


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Well, yes, typically when one creature (In this cae your Dad :wink: ) howls, Coyotes are the first to answer. Coyotes and wolves both return howls frequesntly, and it is quite fun. I've done this before, I was on one side of a valley, there was a road down below me, and on the other end were some coyotes. My Mom was talking to someone, and I was howling with the coyotes for a while - it's SO much fun, you feel almost like one of them! Coyotes susually howl differently than wolves - like you stated it was a "Bark howl," sort of thing, where wolves do bark as well, their howls are usually quite solid whie coyotes' drift off into emmitting barks. Sadly: I live where there are no wolves or coyotes, this was done on a vacation. But yes: It can be a very fun, rewarding, and enjoyable experience as well as a frightening one. :wink: I personally found it incredibly amazing and fun... I've done this a few times, but the one time mentioned above is the only time I can recall clearly enough. :wink: :lol:

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That sounds neat, there's no wolves around where I live and they don't have any at the Zoo either.

Only time I have heard one howling is on the internet..

But I have heard my dog howl before, at least I think it was a howl..might have just been her crying..Hmm. I don't know. XD


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