Bidin~Time
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Horrible…
After hearing of such stories, my nephew started having nightmares & getting up during the night to check that their dog hasn't gone outside. Cute fella…
Small yippy dogs and house cats don't have a good life expectancy with a pack of coyotes around. But my shepherd and pitty mix won't be allowed out late at night either.
I could do without interacting with either coyotes or wolves. They both had a go at my goat herd and lured out a pup our uncle had into an ambush. With the several runins I had while there, it makes me wary enough to be warning my kids to stick together when out at the farm and stay within visual of an adult as a game trail runs right smack down the Far side of the house through a growth of sumac trees.
You can never be too careful.
If this wasn't a pack, I don't want to hear a pack. No sirree, thank you very much. They were in the yard and on the hill directly in front of my house. Creepy sounding things with all that yipping and carrying on.Just one? Wait till you hear a whole gaggle of them.
You know how they say a ducks quack doesn't echo? Well coyotes do, three or four will convince you you're surrounded.
Ishmael
Roxie is the one who apparently is related to the Hound of the Baskerville somewhere in her ancestry. Her "alert" bark is unlike anything I've heard before. Not even Walter could make a noise like that and he was a bona fide huntin hound.