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<blockquote data-quote="Ky hills" data-source="post: 1784411" data-attributes="member: 24816"><p>Some of them definitely are not afraid. They will run a few yards and stop and look back, I reckon that's why it's a good idea to have a gun handy at all times. </p><p>Years ago when I had sheep. A small one that looked like a coyote in the books ( most are larger here a lot are reddish or darker) was trying to get a lamb. I called the sheep up to the barn lot and it followed them and I was within a few feet of and trying to run it off. It wouldn't budge it was focused on grabbing a sheep or lamb and didn't seem to care that I was there. Told my mother to go get my gun cause I knew if I left it would come on in the lot. That turned into a argument cause she hated guns. I was throwing rocks trying to get it away. It finally gave up but took a long time. </p><p>Have seen several that looked obviously to be mixed with dogs, and a couple big ones that looked more like wolves. At the time one of those big ones was around a neighbor lost some mature ewes and a ram. </p><p>Work hand and I went out to feed one morning, had a group of 20 some weaned Holstein steers that had been spooky and on edge for a while. We saw two coyotes circling them and eventually the calves spooked and ran.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ky hills, post: 1784411, member: 24816"] Some of them definitely are not afraid. They will run a few yards and stop and look back, I reckon that’s why it’s a good idea to have a gun handy at all times. Years ago when I had sheep. A small one that looked like a coyote in the books ( most are larger here a lot are reddish or darker) was trying to get a lamb. I called the sheep up to the barn lot and it followed them and I was within a few feet of and trying to run it off. It wouldn’t budge it was focused on grabbing a sheep or lamb and didn’t seem to care that I was there. Told my mother to go get my gun cause I knew if I left it would come on in the lot. That turned into a argument cause she hated guns. I was throwing rocks trying to get it away. It finally gave up but took a long time. Have seen several that looked obviously to be mixed with dogs, and a couple big ones that looked more like wolves. At the time one of those big ones was around a neighbor lost some mature ewes and a ram. Work hand and I went out to feed one morning, had a group of 20 some weaned Holstein steers that had been spooky and on edge for a while. We saw two coyotes circling them and eventually the calves spooked and ran. [/QUOTE]
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