Coyote Attack!

[Cactus]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <font color="blue"> Obviously the ones who were around your dog weren't all that hungry or he would have been in a world of hurt. </font> )</font>

I use to have a Yellow Black Mouth Cur/Leopard Cur Dog mix and we had a coyote or 2 hanging around,in the woods behind my house and that cur dog was after the coyote's more than once . I don't know what would have happened if the coyotes had called that dogs bluff, but I know that cur dog kept the coyotes away from the house.He was mad all of the time.

 

[GerardC]

Here's a photo of our A.I.D. Here is a link to an A.I.D. web page that you may find interesting. Click on the bottom of the web page to visit their entire site.

 

[Cactus]

Very interesting....beautiful dogs....intriguing.

 

[ronnie2005]

This is to know one in particular, just about a dog we once had. I was 6 when Dad brought home a 2 year old Chow/Husky mix. He was so big I could hardly see over his back! We kept him for about a year, but because of his size just to big for our place in Southern Cal. We gave him to my cousin in Southern Or., he had 200 acres of farm, great place. Well, Kilroy(the dog) owned the place. We would vist about twice a year and my cousin would show me the grave yard behind the barn. There were several small graves, the neighbors cats, but I noticed some very large ones, and of course asked what were those? Three wolves, 5 coyotes, 1 mountain lion, was his reply. He had to make a trip to the vet after the lion for stitches but no real harm done. Kilroy weighed in at 175lbs during the summer and wasn't afraid of anything. Cousin told me that the last wolf he took down in less than 30sec and then just looked at the rest of the pack and they ran off and never came back. Kilroy went to sleep on the front porch at 22 years old and never woke up. My cousin has had 3 more Chow/Husky mix since then and all have had about the same attitude. This is my place and you don't belong here. Just alittle something I thought I would share with you' all.

 

[Boone]

If you run stock and are concerned about coyote and wolf just run one and only one medium or large donkey in with the herd.

 

[Tevi]

We have a pair of Great Pyrenese that fix the problem.They are also great with the kids

 

[Barton]

I walked with my Dad on several Coyote Roundups when I was a youngun'. This was in eastern Kansas back in the 50's. I don't think they are allowed or legal anymore but it was a great way to clean out a bunch of coyotes in a pretty good size area. It sounds like "they" need to bring the Roundups back!

 

[Junkman]

He would have gotten the partridge also, but it was too high in the pear tree...... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[LMTC]

Any local links to a news story on this attack in Willoughby? Thanks.

 

[RedDog]

Very interesting thread! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif I'm gonna get me some beer and popcorn and continue reading this movie. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

RedDog

 

[SPIKER]

sorry I don't have it but it may be available on FOX8 NEWS web site. search for clevelan & fox8 news. it was last night or sunday? I think the victome was riding a bike? I only caught last few words AFTER I heard the coyote word I was on here with tv going in back ground waiting 4 forcast of weather.
http://www.fox8cleveland.com/default2.htm

I wasn't quickly able to locate the info there though...

MarkM

 

[Bird]

I was accustomed to seeing coyotes out in the country (60 miles south of Dallas), but hadn't seen one since moving back into town about two and half years ago . . . until yesterday morning. I saw one that had been run over in Lewisville, but of course, it was pretty close to the Trinity River bottoms.