"Coyotes Are Having a Howling Good Time"

At first glance, you might think a coyote is your neighbor's dog running down the street. It might not be a dog. Coyotes are often mistaken for dogs. They have a long bushy tail, long pointed ears, and a narrow pointy face. Their fur is usually light brown or grayish with a white belly. So, it's easy to mistake them for a dog. We are talking about a wild dog that can be found almost anywhere. But don't get too close, this dog is neither tame nor friendly. But there's no mistaking a coyote when you hear them howling in the night as they call to their family members. Coyotes have adapted to living in all types of environments. Join us at our Refuge Rocks program as we enter coyote territory. Come out to the Refuge to learn about our resident howlers. We'll have a howling good time learning about coyotes while making fun crafts and participating in games and activities. Come join us on September 21 for a free class to learn all about our resident coyotes. To sign up - call the refuge at (903) 786-2826 or sign up on the web at http://www.friendsofhagerman.com/CONTACT