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The coyotes come and the coyotes go
Rafter-S
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The coyotes are out in force tonight. I stepped outside with a spotlight and could see 2 over by the woods...and could hear several more back 100 yards or so behind those. They are trying to bait my old dog, George, into chasing them. Won't work--he's too smart for that trick. But George barks and barks...working overtime to keep them at a distance from the house.
Only problem, his barking keeps me and Mrs Rafter awake. Every once in a while I go out on the porch and yell at the things. At that, they leave for a while...or at least settle down where we can have some peace. But in an hour or so, they're back.
This normally happens every couple of weeks or so as they pass through on their way to the river. They will pick up a few rabbits and gophers, maybe a chicken that decided to roost away from the coup, maybe one of the cats that didn't come up tonight. But other than that, no harm done.
The coyotes come and the coyotes go.
Rafter-S
Only problem, his barking keeps me and Mrs Rafter awake. Every once in a while I go out on the porch and yell at the things. At that, they leave for a while...or at least settle down where we can have some peace. But in an hour or so, they're back.
This normally happens every couple of weeks or so as they pass through on their way to the river. They will pick up a few rabbits and gophers, maybe a chicken that decided to roost away from the coup, maybe one of the cats that didn't come up tonight. But other than that, no harm done.
The coyotes come and the coyotes go.
Rafter-S
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I'll get one here and there--usually late in the afternoon or about sunrise.
Rafter-S
Heres one takin a leak in my backyard
Ray
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