Coyotes Eat Cats and Dogs in Villages
Posted in thread coyote pet screen..this deserves to be read by animal owners IMO, and I am reposting in the pet forum...
"10-15-2015, 02:26 PM
MDLNB
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Thanks for the info. I am thinking of replacing my birdcage screen and it might be smart to go with the pet safe stuff.
Not to change the subject, but we've had six or seven cats disappear in the past week in my neighborhood. One neighbor on the golf course side said she had her little dog on a leash, getting ready to take it out back and suddenly noticed a coyote staring at her. There have been coyote(s) observed on Glen View golf course around St Simons and Valdosta villas in the past couple of weeks. Most of the cats that disappeared were roaming loose, except one (some were feral but spayed and chipped). That cat was removed from a lanai after the animal tore through the screen. I find it hard to believe that a coyote could snatch that many cats in such a short time in the area of Court Yard Villas. Seems to me that the cats could go over the CYV walls where the coyote couldn't. I haven't heard any Bob Cats but someone in the neighborhood said they saw one. Sounds like a rumor so I can't verify it. I have not heard a bob cat, and I do know what they sound like from living in NC and having one in the woods around my home.
I just find it strange that six or seven cats suddenly disappear with no one seeing anything."
Thank you MDLNB for reporting the kills and sightings....
Coyotes easily jump walls, and can go up to 11 feet or more.
Coyotes mostly work at night and we have no idea they are outside our home.
Coyotes adapt to urban life, bobcats do not.
Videos of coyotes working are an excellent education. We do not have to guess what they are capable of. Will post some later in thread.
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