I was wondering where are all of the follow up reports of the people that are exposed to these "mangy coyotes", after all, they just told us in the news video that, "People should avoid these creatures, as they are highly contagious."?? So where are all the reports of mangy humans after contact with these creatures??
I also find it disturbing, that the shooter claims to have made "The ethical and moral decision, to put it out of it's misery". How did he determine it to be in misery when it was simply feeding on a dead carcass?
I saw a Chupacabra, while hunting in '08, from only 15-20m. It came from behind me, as I could hear it moving across the leaves, before I could see it, I was already in position to shoot. I was in deep cover of brush, and as the animal past me, it stopped, as though it had sensed or maybe scented me. I sat and watched through my scope for a couple of minutes and even thought of shooting it. But then I had the clarity of mind to ask "Why would I kill this creature?" "What would be the purpose of taking this life?" I wasn't going to eat it so why would I kill it just to be able to show people that it was real?? Only to have the "officials" claim it to be a coyote with mange.
I wished I had had my camera in my hand rather than a rifle, but had I moved to raise my camera, that was hanging around my neck, the creature would have ran away anyhow. I only told one friend, that I hunt with, and my kids about the incident at the time, although I have mentioned it to other since then.
It may sound odd to some, that I hunt, but don't even kill bugs or rodents, instead I just shew them out of the house. Trophy hunters make me sick, I think if you kill something it should be only for sustenance or defense.
I should have checked over my my post more thoroughly before making it 
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This guy needs to re-take his hunter's safety course and then go sit in the corner for a while...