Will this also work through the digestive track of a coyote? It would be nice to be able to track down and revenge my little Fluffy.
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This is a strange question... see http://www.net4truthusa.com/__AssholesAmongUs//wolfhunt.htm and http://www.Net4TruthUSA.com/mansbestfriend.htm
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Sorry, don, t think so. You have to recharge tagged every couple of days. How would you get the coyote to swallow it? H OPEN this helps, sorry about Little Fluffy.
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I'm sorry for your loss...we too suffered such a loss and wished we could have traced her through the microchip, but since it doesn't have GPS capabilities we could not. This is exactly why I'm looking at some type of a chip we could trace the where abouts of a pet. To Cherry who callously answered your question with a very unfeeling smart#@$ remark...shame on you...we have felt the pain of this type of a loss NOT FUNNY! Someday I hope they will be able to figure out a gps chip that will work. The not knowing is so painful.
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When a coyote ate my pet he left the collar behind (along with the front legs) so you should be able to recover the device. Thanks for the hilarious question. You have enriched the lives of all who will read it.
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Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend would have a fear of dogs. Now if the cougar considers dogs yummy, then Rex could be an attractant! Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend... » Read More Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend would have a fear of dogs. Now if the cougar considers dogs yummy, then Rex could be an attractant! « Show Less
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I believe if you push it into the ground as far as it will go the sensor will pick upa skunk moving along the ground==we use ours for deer so I'm not positive,but I know my German Shepherd sets it off every time she goes near it!
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OMG YES! We had a 'FENCE CLIMBER!' and the very first time he got zapped? It rocked his World. He didn't know WHAT hit him! I cowered in his kennel for 2 days. Then he tried it again. ZAP! Again...cowered a day in his kennel. After that? We left it on for a week, then disconnected it. He had ZERO desire to hop that fence. If you are going to use it for coyotes, I'd leave it on 24/7 due to them roaming and you're not going to be able to teach just one that is place is 'Off limits'. Would I recommend this product? YES!!!
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Yes, pretend you are the fox, marking your territory and you should be good. we just sprinkled a teaspoonful like every three feet! we used it for squirrels. We have a couple squirrels still living around here but there were 12 or more before so it is great. No harm, just diversion!
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I don't know if they're attacted to it but if you put it in their path, they will eat it. We've found 3 dead voles, but strategic placement of the bait seems to be important. Voles don't like to stray from their well worn paths of travel.
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Unfortunately, it would suck it up. Our dog had diarrhea while we were gone and it went right thru it. :( That clogged it up, and it thankfully returned to its base. (rather than dragging it thru the whole house) It was a horrible mess to clean up. It was all in the brushes...everywhere!
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Here is a SWAG (scientific wild ass guess) - it might work. Our Rex is pointed out our front door and if I run up to the door (not what I think a cougar would do) it doesn't bark until I'm right by the door (which seems a bit late to me). If I tarry in the driveway, about 15 feet from the door and talk with someone (like a stealthy cougar slowly approaching?) Rex eventually catches on and starts barking. My theory is that the further away the cougar is when the barking starts, the better the cougar is deterred. And my theory is the cougar would approach slowly. Ideally your cougar friend would have a fear of dogs. Now if the cougar considers dogs yummy, then Rex could be an attractant!
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I would think you could, Yes. But the coyotes would have to touch it. If they are just going over, it wouldn't work. And if they got in your area, if they knew it shocked, they will be reticent to hop back over to get out. But if they touch it trying to go over to get in, it will definitely deter them.
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It will for sure. I have coyotes that come to my house too, and I keep a crossbow just in case they get too close to my animals too.
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I used it to try repel and relocate chipmunks from residency under my storage shed. Didn't do the job!! Ended up live trapping them.
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It should attack them yo the poison... They are rodants and I'm sure like the same things to munch on... If your having any luck catching them in traps I'm sure this will do the trick! It worked well for us and we used it for field mice
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The smell becomes very bad once the bag starts to have lots of flies inside. To my experience it does not attract cats or dogs. I don't know if it will with coyotes but I doubt. These bags are really a good invention and they work quite well.
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It did not help to get rid of opassom previously. This time I used it to help my male dog to mark only in the back yard. It did not help eather. Sorry could not help you with raccoon. It sounds that it may work. Good luck.
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Since I purchased this item I have had one occasion to use it. Although I don't know if I hit the dog directly, it caused him to make a wide circle and avoid me. Even from a distance, the spray will disperse and be detectable by the dog. Also, the spray stream reaches quite a distance, so you can use it before the dog is too close. I would say that it achieves the desired result.
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Yes it surely can. The range of the targeted animal should be within at least 40 yards. A head shot on the turkey would be best as a heart/lung on the coyote would be suggested.
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On my very stubborn Airedale-Great Pyreenes, I used it all the time initially. (Ionly use the vibration, not the shock but he acts as if he has been stung by bees.) Although he wore it constantly, I would just work on one behavior (barking, eating poo, 'wait', and now, I have given up on the poo thing because I just wasn't up to watching him every second he was outside). I've also failed in the 'don't eat off the counter' thing. He just drank a whole glass of Baileys, so this could be an interesting evening. I take it off now (he's nearly two) until the behavior we've been working on pops up again, or he's having a particularly bad day. I can't say enough nice things about the widget. I tried a shock collar first, and I would watch him grit his teeth and just take it...not stopping barking at all.