HUMBOLDT — The coyote’s ears pricked, unaware that the source of the yipping and howls he heard were not a prospective mate, but digitally manufactured.
The coyote scuttled from a patch of brush to find the intruder.
When the coyote came close, Jerry Croisant nailed its shoulder with a flat-shooting .223 rifle, ensuring there was one less danger for nearby calves.
JERRY WAS born in 1952 and raised on a farm two miles from where he lives east of Humboldt with Donna, his wife of 44 years.