Coyote sightings have become a normal part of life for many residents of Johnson County. So much so, in fact, that people in Olathe say they expect to see them in their neighborhoods without fail this time of year.
But those encounters now seem to be even more frequent, some Olathe residents told The Star, saying they’re seeing more coyotes this year than they have in years past.
According to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), daytime coyote sightings increase January through late March in Kansas, when the species of North American canine hunts for food and searches for a mate…