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Yes Coyotes are canine and are therefore carnivorous. It is more likely to eat a young raccoon than a full grown adult that is sharp on five ends (claws and teeth) The least trouble catching a meal seems to be the way of the coyote. Raccoons are nocturnal and used to being stalked by coyotes so it is unusual for one to be caught unaware.
