I've had what most likely was a coyote or coyotes take a Turkey weighing 15 to
20 lbs from my place. Not with fencing as tight as yours.
Jerry wrote:
>A 2 day old ABB lamb, one of a twin pair, has disappeared. There is no sign
>of intruders, no hair, no bones, no evidence.
>
>We do have coyo
Hi Jerry,
Here in California I've lost bigger ABB lambs to coyotes and eagles. Ususally
with the coyotes I can find some tracks, but the eagles just snatch them up
(yes I've seen it). The coyotes are more prevalent though and they just grab
them and run.
Ray
--- On Wed, 2/1/12, Jerry wrote:
A 2 day old ABB lamb, one of a twin pair, has disappeared. There is no sign
of intruders, no hair, no bones, no evidence.
We do have coyotes, hawks, owls, and buzzards here, but no panthers and no
eagles nearby, This lamb was in a small flock in a 2 acre paddock
completely enclosed with a g
This hit the rabbit forums last week, we have had so much fun with it-- but
notice, the sheep are following a bucket of grain Heck of a way to catch a
rabbit!!!
Terry W
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Pretty darned cute! The little guy herds a lot better than some dogs
I've seen at trials.
Mary Swindell
At 09:29 AM 2/1/2012, you wrote:
Those of you who can't afford a pricey herding dog might consider a
herding rabbit. Don't believe me? Watch this great video (at the
bottom of the follow
Those of you who can't afford a pricey herding dog might consider a
herding rabbit. Don't believe me? Watch this great video (at the
bottom of the following site):
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2093886/Meet-rabbit-resident-sheep-dog-farm.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
Carol
Carol Elkins
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