In the Technique Known as Bait Shyness, Coyotes Have Been

Multiple Choice

In the technique known as bait shyness, coyotes have been prevented from attacking sheep by

A) adding strong garlic flavoring to the sheep feed, thereby changing the odor of the sheep, which wards off the predators.
B) conditioning a "taste aversion" in the coyotes toward the meat.
C) using electrified fencing to condition fear of areas where the sheep are.
D) releasing coyotes conditioned to avoid sheep so that inbreeding with the trained coyotes will reduce attacks.