Tiger/Lion/other big cat scat?

[Crittercountry]

I am fortunate enough to live very closer to a tiger rescue. Close enough in fact that you can hear them roaring sometimes. ANYWAY, I have read of using big cat urine to keep predators away. Would scat work also? Does it really work? I'm just thinking the poo would be MUCH easier to get a hold of then urine. should I just put it in the corners outside my coop? How long does it work for (assuming it works). I tried to do a search, and couldn't come up with tiger poop lol

 

[dangerouschicken]

Human pee works. Have a go!

 

[LynneP]

Um. I'm so impressed you have access to this resource. I'm sure it will help if yu can stand the...aroma.

 

[4-H chicken mom]

I am sure it would work. I know it would keep me away. I sure hope for your sake that they are in heavy duty pens! I would be very nervous if they got out.

 

[warcard]

You could offer to let them bring the tigers over for a day trip

Seriously, the dung would probably work, or like dangerous chicken said human urine can do the job too. I know my husband likes that method

(I try and tell him that humans don't 'mark' their territory, but who ever listens to me

)

 

[spook]

Boy, my cat stinks bad enough, but a lion/tiger phew!
I have found that by placing a plastic bag of litter box scoopings will prevent the raccoons from bothering the trash can! Sit it right on top of the lid - dunno, but so far so good!
Skunk problems, use dehydrated, sterilized blood that you buy at the hardware store. Its not only a good fertilizer, but it deters a few of the preditors.

 

[spook]

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Heavy duty pens? holy moly, I'd want a chain link over my windows- don't like the idea of rolling over and having a LOUD purring! lol.

 

[kees]

I've heard that human urine can work as can any other predator of a big cat but I can't think of any other predator of a large cat.

 

[Katy]

Spook....are you talking about blood meal?