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Coyote > Pack Structure
About eighty percent of coyotes live in packs of 3-7 in size. They display a complicated
social structure with both dominant and subservient behavior. They mate in January/February,
and are partners for life. After a gestation period of 60 days, litters of 2-12 pups are
produced. Litter size is determined by the area's available food supply. Coyotes can be
very defensive of their pups and it is a good idea to avoid their burrows from early spring
to mid-summer. During this period they can be very aggressive to humans.
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