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So many conflicting views on yote control.  Been reading some on it lately.  Some argue that if you kill the dominant male and/or female of a pack, it allows the younger submissives to breed that would not have otherwise bred (due to pack hierarchy) resulting in an increase in population.  I doubt you will remove too many (decimate the population) by hunting them if that is what you are worried about.   Hopefully you take out those that are causing issues minimally.

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