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I don't blame Dennis Litfin for his skepticism, but I did enough checking to feel confident in a statement that coyotes do attack humans at times.
Wikipedia's page on coyote attacks, now linked above, is a good starting point for those who want a quick summary of this topic, including the statistic of 160 coyote attacks on humans, mostly in the LA metro area, during a 30-year period ending in 2006. For...
Danie Watson raises a serious issue, one I 'd earmarked for a possible later piece. But on the chance that others may also have misunderstood my point in telling the meadowlark story, I’ll waste no time in stating that it is absolutely not cool to use these new field guides in a deliberate attempt to lure, repel, tease or otherwise interfere with wild creatures. ...