Bulloch County, GA Animal Ordinances: Coyote Management (2026)

2). ' That single sentence is the entirety of the county's coyote-specific text. It authorizes government-directed control rather than granting residents blanket permission to trap or kill coyotes on their own. The related nuisance-animal section, § 8-156, addresses domesticated or caged wild animals that attack, chase vehicles or damage property, but free-roaming coyotes fall outside that definition. Enforcement of the animal article generally runs through the sheriff's office, the dog control officer, or other designated county officials under § 8-156(c). Nothing in Chapter 8 sets hazing standards, discourages feeding wildlife, or schedules organized culls; those are simply absent from the code. Coyote hunting and trapping outside this exemption is governed by separate state wildlife law, not by this county ordinance.