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From Meat Eaters World News headquarters in Bozeman, Montana,

this is Cow's Week in Review with Ryan Cal-Allow.

Here's Cal. You've heard of Wiley Coyote, but what do you know about Limp E. Coyote? Mark Hines

over at the Cowboy State Daily reports this especially dramatic canine has made his

appearance known once again at Yellowstone

National Park. Park visitors report that an old coyote nicknamed Limpie exaggerates a limp

in his back leg. He uses this trick to tug on the heartstrings of good-natured tourists in the

hopes of getting a snack. He's been spotted chasing rabbits without so much as a hitch in his giddy up,

but when a tourist stops on the side of the road to get a closer look, he suddenly turns on the

misery. He limps like his leg is broken, lowers his head to the ground, and hits those tourists

with the biggest puppy dog eyes you've ever seen. And it's not entirely fake. O'Limpy did

sustain an injury to his back leg several years ago,

but he amps it up for a shot at some trail mix or a Snickers bar.

That's adaptability, folks.

I didn't want to have to do this, but you leave me no choice.

Here comes the smolder.

This week, we've got the feds, crime desk, legislation, and so much more.

But first I'm going to tell you about my week and my week, man, so much going on.

Did an amazing trip with the West Virginia chapter of backcountry hunters and anglers,

Charles Mooney, and the crew over there treated us incredibly well,

floated the New River Gorge with several members of West Virginia Department of Natural Resources,

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