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Supervisors approve coyote claims, recognize Hurley’s first

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October 14, 2026
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Hurricane District Supervisor and board chairman Tim Hess, left, recognizes Davis Hurley, center, for his first coyote c
Hurricane District Supervisor and board chairman Tim Hess, left, recognizes Davis Hurley, center, for his first coyote claim during the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors’ first regularly scheduled October meeting at the Government Center on Slate Creek. Joining them is Hurley’s father, Travis Hurley, the board’s new attorney.

By CHAD COOPER

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Davis Hurley’s first coyote claim earned more than a payment during the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors’ first regularly scheduled October meeting. It also brought a round of applause from the crowd.

Supervisors recognized Hurley during the meeting at the county Government Center on Slate Creek as the board approved 24 coyote claims totaling $2,400. The county pays $100 per coyote.

Anthony Viers submitted the most claims, seven, totaling $700.

Randy Wimmer, Tim Sisk, Charles Justice and Anthony Scarberry each submitted two claims, totaling $200 apiece.

Jason Stacey, Charles Byers, Jimmy Clevinger, Jeffrey Blankenship, James Cantrell, Hunter Hale, Mark Stacy, Russell Kelly and Davis Hurley each submitted one claim for $100.

Hurley’s recognition created a personal moment during the board’s business, as attendees joined supervisors in applauding his first claim.

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