Deborah Duran wrote:
WOW... I guess that post woke you guys up. Yes we have a "problem" with
coyotes especially when it comes to pets. I never let my dog out without
watching him (at least on purpose). I ran into one shortly after I moved
here while hiking in the woods in Warwick, which is much more residential
than where I live. My friend had one walking down the street in front of
her house a few weeks ago. I guess it's mating season here now so they're
wandering out in the open more than usual. At least that's what she was
told when she tried to report it.
Regards,
Deb
www.uftri.org
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jimmy D. Moore
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 9:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [VFB] Re: Coyotes in Rhode Island ????
Coyotes in RI. Deb, surely you jest! Now, turkeys I can believe.
JD
Deborah Duran wrote:
I had the president of UFT over to my house a couple weeks ago to go over
some of the website issues we're having and all my turkeys showed up while
he was standing in my kitchen. LOL The look on his face was funny! I
told him they were my own personal stash. They had babies this year and we
got a lot of visitors while they were just learning to look for food. My
husband started throwing cracked corn out around the feeders. Fortunately
I haven't noticed any Coyotes yet. My friend has had them during the day
now and it looks like they got her cat. My neighbor across the street
lost
hers two years ago, that was my favorite cat. I checked every shelter
around for about a month because I missed her cat. Wishful thinking on my
part.
I just wish those turkeys would molt more. The peacock could lose a few
feathers also. I keep finding the most beautiful blue jay feathers and it
kills me to be stuck picking through the English jay feathers instead. :(
Regards,
Deb
I have them in my backyard too. Mind you I live in a subdivsion.
BobH
