Arizona Chickens

HI all !!! Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. ANYWAY, with all of this coyote talk I have a question. ??????? Is there any type of WATCH "animal"/ livestock/large bird (emu etc.) or/other etc. or repellant type stuff that is a good coyote deterrent? I have lived in my area for 25 years and have never seen a coyote in our neighborhood. We can hear them in the distance from time to time but never been close. Well My next door neighbor called and said that there were 2 yotes in the alley behind our house. The next day he said they were back and going up and down the alley around 4 pm. I have free range chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and tiny goats and mini horses. ANY IDEAS GREATLY APPERCIATED!!! THANKS!!!
A few years ago a coyote took down a llama in the next neighborhood over. Llamas and donkeys are supposed to be good guard animals. Large livestock guardian dog breeds should be some protection: Great Pyraneese & Anatolian Shepherds are the ones I have heard the best things about. Emu should also be helpful
 
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[COLOR=000080]HI all !!!  Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.  ANYWAY, with all of this coyote talk I have a question. ??????? Is there any type of  WATCH "animal"/ livestock/large bird (emu etc.) or/other etc. or repellant type stuff that is a good coyote deterrent?  I have lived in my area for 25 years and have never seen a coyote in our neighborhood.  We can hear them in the distance from time to time but never been close.  Well My next door neighbor called and said that there were 2 yotes in the alley behind our house.  The next day he said they were back and going up and down the alley around 4 pm.  I have free range chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and tiny goats and mini horses.  ANY IDEAS GREATLY APPERCIATED!!!  THANKS!!![/COLOR]

Large dogs were always a deterrent. The coyotes don't want to get hurt and will go for easier prey. But we lived on 1.3 acres and two dogs weren't always enough. Our peacock was a great watchdog...er bird...too.
 

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