Hungry Coyotes
@sherryeb (580)
Duncan, Arizona
October 15, 2015 9:56pm CST
Today, I was talking to a neighbor and she said the coyotes are hungry. Groups of them are moving into town, and pilfering, cats, puppies and dumping garbage bins over. I have two little pygmy goats in my yard with a six foot chain link fence around it, I hope they will be safe during the night.I wondered how come the goats broke into the shed, after living in their own shelter for a long time. They must have felt danger. Tonight they wouldn't even come to the gate to meet me and walk me to their dish. They just hung back until I put the food under the lean to, then they came in to eat it.
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@NeldaHoxie (1381)
• United States
16 Oct 15
Your poor goats, they must be terrified! We have a huge coyote problem on Cape Cod. I have a large meadow to the right of my house and I can hear them howling at night.
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@sherryeb (580)
• Duncan, Arizona
16 Oct 15
I used to hear the coyotes howling at night in the desert, but I guess since they have moved into town, they are being quiet to hunt for food.
@crazyhorseladycx (39503)
• United States
16 Oct 15
when times're hard, those critters come into where the folks're. sadly they grow accustomed to the easy pickin's 'n stay. i hope that yer lil goats make it through, poor lil darlin's. perhaps a burro 'r llama to protect 'em?
