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I don't know what type of coyote we have here but to give you an idea of what we are dealing with I'm posting so pictures of my yard. As you can see the is a really good reason why they call this part of Texas "The Big Thicket"!!! This is my back yard.... Off the the right there is where...

Quote: Quote: There are people in our area who use Pyres to protect their chickens but I would have a hard time leaving the dog out there with the chickens. I know that's dumb and I've never owned a Pyre before so I don't know what type of personality they have...they may be perfectly happy...

I have no problem shooting coyotes and would do that if I could get anywhere close enough to do so but living in the area that we do there is just too much cover for them to hide in and there is no way I can sit in the chicken yard all day long to guard my chickens. I agree my American...

One of my neighbors has suggested I get a donkey. The ranchers around here keep donkeys with their herds because the donkeys will protect the cattle from coyotes. I don’t have the first clue how to take care of a donkey or what it would need in the way of housing. We live on the Southern edge...

My chicken house was not designed to keep the chickens locked up in except at night. I have too many chickens for that and they are used to being let out early in the morning and locked up right before dark at night.

We had a bad storm and some trees went down across our back fence. The fence is solid 5 foot field fence with barbed wire strung across the top to hopefully keep coyotes from crawling over. It took us a couple of weeks to get some people out here to cut the trees off the fence and haul them off...