Coyote Management: Portland vs Troutdale
How do coyote management rules compare between Portland, OR and Troutdale, OR?
Portland, OR
Multnomah County
Portland follows ODFW guidance and the Portland Urban Coyote Project for coexistence, prohibiting feeding, allowing hazing, and reserving lethal removal for animals that pose a documented public-safety threat.
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Multnomah County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Portland | Troutdale |
|---|---|---|
| Wildlife authority | ODFW | - |
| Feeding wildlife | Prohibited citywide | - |
| Hazing | Encouraged for boldness | - |
| Trap methods | Limited by Measure 18 | - |
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Portland FAQ
Can I shoot a coyote in my yard?
No. Discharging a firearm in Portland is prohibited except in narrow self-defense circumstances. Coyote removal must go through ODFW or USDA Wildlife Services.
What should I do if a coyote follows me?
Stop, face the animal, make yourself loud and large, and back away slowly. Report bold or aggressive behavior to ODFW and the Portland Urban Coyote Project.
Troutdale FAQ
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