A military color
Coyote brown is a dull yellowish brown, also called nutria brown. It is often used for military camouflage and gear. In 2014, the U.S. Army said the default desert tan boots would give way to a shade called Coyote Brown 498 with its new camouflage uniform. The Army said the darker color would blend in better in more places.
About the code
The Wikipedia article on coyote brown gives the code as #81613C. This site uses #81613E, the value from the Colour Lovers list. The two differ by only two steps of blue, so they look the same. Military shade numbers like 498 are matched with physical samples, not with screen codes.
Do not mix it up
The color called coyote on this site is a much lighter, orange tan. Raw umber is a closer match to coyote brown. See more in the shades of brown.

