My brother was a foreman on a large ranch not far from the Logan Lake area. For many years they constantly had coyotes around the ranch all the time without any incidents with their calves until a big male showed up and not only went after some calves, it would brazenly come right up onto their lawn etc. even during the day. My brother had 2 very young girls that played on the lawn, so he shot it. Unfortunately, the coyote had already taught it's young to go after calves as well, and my Brother and ranch hands had to shoot several coyotes before things went back to normal. They really didn't want to shoot all the coyotes on the ranch because they did a great job keeping the rodents in check. The ranch has since been sold, and I understand the new owners shoot any coyotes that they see, even though they bought the ranch to raise horses.