The 30 States with the Most Coyotes in America

The coyote (Canis latrans) is a canine species that is native to the North American continent. Closely related to the wolf and the dog, coyotes are in abundance throughout the continent. In fact, coyotes are not at risk of extinction because of their abundant numbers in many states, including Canada and Mexico, and other Latin American countries in Central America. The coyote has been the subject of much Native American folklore. They are also very adaptive creatures and have molded themselves into human civilization. When it comes to the United States, how many coyotes are there? Where are the most abundant numbers? Click through the gallery above to find the states with the most coyotes in America. There are 10 states where no data could be found on the number of coyotes it has, and those are Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, Utah, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, and South Carolina.