Terrance /ter-ran-ce/ [2 sylls.] as a name for boys. Terrance's name origin is Latin. Terrance is an alternate spelling of Terence (Latin): from Terentius.
Coyotes, like deer and rabbits, are a renewable wildlife resource, and surplus animals can, and should, be taken by hunters and trappers under set seasonsand regulations. As coyote populations have grown in Arkansas, there seems to be increasing interest in their pursuit.
Coyotes are learning how to live and survive in human-occupied areas, according to the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. Arkansas' coyotes will eat anything. From calves and fawns to rabbits and mice to watermelons, cantaloupes and grapes to bugs to carrion and scat, coyotes don't cull much. You could even call them unwitting vagabonds as they aren't native to the state. Instead, they migrated here at the turn of the 20th century as people and construction popped up from the East to the West. Once here, coyotes bred with Arkansas' native red wolves and have been here ever since.