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                  <text>C OL OR A D O

PA R K S

&amp;

W I L DL I F E

Coyotes Are Active
In This Area
Coyotes in populated areas are typically less fearful of people.
They have been known to attack pets and approach people too
closely. Please read and share these tips with your children.

If a Coyote Approaches You:
■ Do not run or turn your back
■ Be as big and loud as possible
■ Wave your arms and throw objects
■ Face the coyote and back away slowly
■ If attacked, fight back
Protect Your Pets:
■ Keep pets on a short leash
■ Use extra caution dusk through dawn
■ Avoid known or potential den sites 																	
		 and thick vegetation
■ Do not allow dogs to interact with coyotes
Be Prepared!
If You Have Concerns About an Encounter With A Coyote:
■ Recreate during daylight hours
■ Walk with a walking stick
■ Keep a deterrent spray handy
■ Carry noise makers or rocks to throw
Call your local Parks &amp; Wildlife office or
Denver headquarters at (303) 297-1192 or visit
		www.cpw.state.co.us to learn more about coyotes.

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