Coyote Management: Glen Cove vs Oceanside
How do coyote management rules compare between Glen Cove, NY and Oceanside, NY?
Glen Cove and Oceanside have similar restriction levels.
Glen Cove, NY
Nassau County
Long Island's growing coyote population is managed by the New York State DEC; Nassau residents may not trap or kill coyotes outside hunting seasons, but hazing and removing food attractants is encouraged to prevent conflicts.
View full Glen Cove rules →Oceanside, NY
Nassau County
Long Island's growing coyote population is managed by the New York State DEC; Nassau residents may not trap or kill coyotes outside hunting seasons, but hazing and removing food attractants is encouraged to prevent conflicts.
View full Oceanside rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Glen Cove | Oceanside |
|---|---|---|
| Manager | NYSDEC Region 1 | NYSDEC Region 1 |
| Hunting season | October to March | October to March |
| Statute | ECL Article 11 | ECL Article 11 |
| Hazing | Encouraged for conflicts | Encouraged for conflicts |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Glen Cove FAQ
Can I shoot a coyote on my property?
No, firearm discharge is prohibited in most Nassau villages and only licensed hunters may take coyotes during the regulated state season.
What attracts coyotes to suburbs?
Pet food left outdoors, unsecured garbage, fallen fruit, and feeding of feral cats; remove these attractants to reduce sightings.
Oceanside FAQ
Can I shoot a coyote on my property?
No, firearm discharge is prohibited in most Nassau villages and only licensed hunters may take coyotes during the regulated state season.
What attracts coyotes to suburbs?
Pet food left outdoors, unsecured garbage, fallen fruit, and feeding of feral cats; remove these attractants to reduce sightings.
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