Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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In-depth look at coyote conflicts
Here's a link for information on frequency of attacks by coyotes on pets. It is for Chicagoland though. |
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I will probably just continue doing what I do with my pet. I do carry a rather heavy flashlight that is a good club if it comes to that. Maybe, I will buy a dog whistle too. Dog saved from jaws of coyote by quick-thinking owner, whistle | www.theacorn.com | The Acorn Last edited by Taltarzac725; 08-14-2015 at 03:36 PM. |
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After reading a few web articles re: hazing and discouraging coyotes and noting that use of an air horn was recommended and highly effective if approached by a coyote, I went to the large party supply store on 441. I purchased a small pocket size horn good for 200 blasts. I then put it in a small draw string closing bag with the horn top projecting out and attached it with a zip tie to my dog leash. Unobtrusive, always with us on walks and simple to use. The horn was ten dollars....small investment. Same horn is available on Amazon....the party store had about eight horns left.
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I like your proactive solution. Anyone else all around you will also get a heads up.
It could also be used for SOS when all else fails. "If you use a car's horn [or a personal security alarm], it'd be three short blasts, three long blasts, three short blasts - pause - repeat." |
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I ordered one today online. A dog whistle. Dog Whistle, Keychain Dog Whistle, Dog Whistle to Call Dogs,www.keepdoggiesafe.com |
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I also just ordered a silent one. And I know that what works on one coyote may not work on another. |
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Either way, hopefully you will never have occasion to use it.
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This is what I hate about the villages,we cannot fence our yards f or our protection and our dogs.In my house,I cannot go out to the lanai because my back door neighbor sits all day smoking in hers and have a large dog that at t a c k everyone who goes by.I am allergic to smoke,so lanai is out for me to enjoy.We have huge cats,possums,rats as big as the ones in NY,rabbits,snakes and once we have an alligator who walk away from the lake.
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Troy, Rochester, Hazel Park, Harbor Beach, Grand Rapids, Michigan |
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This is hearsay. I was walking in Lynnhaven near the Postal Center and a woman I know from these journeys told me that a cat had gone missing and the owner could not find it for a few days. Then she found it extremely torn up and dumped near her house. The home owner had also noticed the ripped into lanai screen a few days after her cat disappeared.
Again, this is from someone who is probably getting it from someone else. I had thought coyotes take their prey away and eat it and do not bring it back? Bobcat? My fellow Lynnhaven dog walker had told me that there had been sightings of a Bobcat. I suppose this could be a very nasty "Fatal Attraction" type neighbor dispute but there was no indication that was the case. |
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