Coyotes almost got my golden

[spence]

Originally Posted by stripersnipr

The amazing thing is my cat has made it eleven years without becoming Coy Chow. She is obviously smarter than they are.

Or just a tough cat. There's a siamese stray that we've somewhat adopted who I'd put up against a coyote anyday.

I've seen her fight, she's a bad ass kitty.

-spence

[LKB3rd]

Around here the coyotes live in very small tracts of woods and routinely prowl through the neighborhood at night. Small dogs and cats are definitely on the menu.

[MarshCappa]

We got them in Marshfield. My cat got chowed last summer and I've seen them on the beach at sunrise.

[chief10]

coyotes 2
cats zero ............here in plymouth....it's not a bad thing though

I forgot.. score me a one

I warned the wife...she did exactly what I thought she would do and let them out. they just don't listen.

[stripersnipr]

Originally Posted by chief10

coyotes 2
cats zero ............here in plymouth....it's not a bad thing though

I forgot.. score me a one

I warned the wife...she did exactly what I thought she would do and let them out. they just don't listen.

I've been in Plymouth 11 years now and where I live I've not once seen a rabbitt. Guess thats a pretty good indicator of the coyote population.

[Pete_G]

I'm pretty sure coyotes got my old border collie a few years back. It was horrible not knowing what happened to our dog, we never found anything.

Be sure to watch your older pets and probably even your younger ones if it's mid-winter and the coyotes are hungry. Ask any vet or animal control officer, if your dog disapears there's a very good chance it was coyotes.

I floor the gas pedal everytime I see a coyote. I know they were just doing what they do, but I'm anti-yote since then. Tough to not have the thought of a best friend's last few minutes of life being spent getting ripped apart alone in the darkness tick you off.

[Raven]

Originally Posted by LKB3rd

Around here the coyotes live in very small tracts of woods and routinely prowl through the neighborhood at night. Small dogs and cats are definitely on the menu.

and Swimmer i'm glad nothing happened to your golden !

i was staying at the cape one summer and lost two fully grown
cats...in two weeks....to yotes....and haven't had cats since because of them.

[sok]

Originally Posted by spence

Or just a tough cat. There's a siamese stray that we've somewhat adopted who I'd put up against a coyote anyday.
I've seen her fight, she's a bad ass kitty.

-spence

I grew up with a male German Shepard/Irish Wolfhound mix; 140 pounds. (Wolfie) That was afraid of a 7 pound Siamese cat.
One swipe to the nose with those claws.
I live in a one family house.
25 feet at the peak.
5 miles due north of the State House.
I can see the Hancock and Prudential towers from the peak of the roof.
The coyotes go through the yards here so fast the dogs don't even see/hear/smell them.
I watched one; one morning, right out my front window.
Broad daylight.
3 dogs on one side, one on the other.
Vanished quicker than a deer.
The dogs didn't even notice.

[Raven]

Originally Posted by tynan19

Raven, did this all take place in Webster?

um no.... tynan19........... this happened in the southern california
mountains at 3000 feet.
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yeah they do disapear like a deer...that fast!!!
.......and they run like they are riding on air like a mag lev train....

not even touching the ground it seems.....

remember the movie remo williams....and the old guy teaches remo williams how to dodge bullets and all that...

well in the end of the movie the old man blows the army patrol
away by running over the surface of the water to the boat...

a kind of Jesus christ super star kinda move....

thats how coyotes run.....i've seen it time and time again.
nothing short of amazing!

[fishpoopoo]

Originally Posted by Raven

remember the movie remo williams

yup. after watching it a hundred times, i finally figured out that female wrist orgasm technique.