What Sound Does a Coyote Make?

Coyotes make a variety of sounds, including: barking, howling, huffing, whimpering, whining, yelping, and yipping. Their calls may be a long, rising and falling note, or short notes. Coyotes are often heard at dusk or night. They are most commonly made during mating season (spring) and when the young coyotes leave to establish their own territory (fall). When a coyote calls its pack, he howls a single high note. When the pack is together, it howls higher, and the rest of the pack yips and yelps.

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