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The coyote is the largest wild canid inhabiting the Adirondack Park. (The gray, or timber wolf (Canis lupus Linnaeus) was present in the Adirondacks until the late 1800âs, when it was extirpated). Averaged-sized adult coyotes are about 122 cm (48 in) in total length, and weigh 10.9-17.7 kg (24-39 lb). Males are heavier than females. There are a few records of Adirondack coyotes weighing 22.7-25 kg (50-55 lb). A 33.9 kg (74.8 lb) coyote, taken in the state of Wyoming, represents the maximum weight. Coydog and brush wolf are colloquial names for the coyote in the Northeast. Much confusion and controversy exist about the taxonomy of the coyote.
Size Difference. Coyotes tend to be smaller than both red and grey wolves. They usually weigh between 25 and 45 pounds. Gray wolves are usually significantly larger at between 50 and 100 pounds. Red wolves, too, are generally a lot bigger than coyotes, weighing a maximum of 90 pounds.Coyotes also tend to be more nimble than wolves.oat coloration also can provide helpful hints in the identification of coyotes and wolves. Coyotes tend to have fur that is brown or pale gray. Gray wolves also can have pale gray fur, but their fur can sometimes be as dark as black. Red wolves, as their name indicates, are reddish-brown in coloring.