Letters to the Editor 7-28-22
Who eats the coyotes? Dear ER: In response to letters from John Szot and Rick Ciampa about the coyote nuisance: South Bay Beaches are not coyotes’ natural habitat. They belong in riparian, desert, foothill, and mountain areas where they prey on wild animals (“Letters to the Editor,” ER July 21, 2022). They only started appearing in the beach cities in the last 10 years. And since their natural enemy is the wolf and mountain lion, neither of which are present, in the South Bay, there is nothing to keep their numbers in check, which offsets the balance of nature. The coyote’s job is to eat wild animals, not jump six foot fences on private property, and snatch cats, and dogs while owners watch in horror. If you love coyotes so much perhaps you should consider relocating to Riverside County. Ron Henry Redondo Beach Roberts rules Dear ER: I thoroughly enjoyed Paul Teetor’s recent story about Dave Roberts (“All Ball Sports,” ER July 21, 2022). There are so many loud people who bash Dave Roberts. As a former manager (not in baseball), I’m aware of what it takes to get the best out of people. Roberts does an amazing job at not disclosing the backroom issues he has to deal with…
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