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I think Yotes are opportunistic, and may hang out for a while, do their thing, until something else moves into the territory. Depending on the available food source, they could have a home range of a couple square miles. Here today, gone tomorrow and maybe back in a few weeks. At least until they have a litter, then they are in the area for a while....
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