Thanks mxmarg I did see your post! I'm off to the Tractor Supply store to get something for lice. blerg.

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Mazo, cows are pretty good at protecting their calves.... the calves attached to the little sheds would be 'sitting ducks' for a coyote. Here is what to look for in a coyote kill.
Coyotes ...
- Usually go for an animal's throat.
- Do not chase cattle.
- Do not kill larger calves or grown cattle.
- Usually kill one animal at a time and feed on it.
- On rare occasions bite the tails off young calves. These "bob-tailed" calves usually survive.
- On rare occasions hamstring a larger calf or deer and feed on the still-living animal.
My thought is.... why would a coyote bother with the calves if there were chickens nearby?On top of that, the whitetail will be dropping fawns soon enough..... those will be more appealing targets.
Frenchie, where are you????
You know you would be able to keep up with th posts if you didn't work so hard on other things! I'm recovering from my children being home for spring break last week. Couldn't pull myself away long enough to do much but laundry.Good Frosty Morning All! WOW I'm lost with all the posts! WELCOME to all the new people! Hope you can make it to the bash! It's a lot of fun with a lot of bad people!tiki sounds like you really need to get the fudge out of there! Bl4 no hail here that I know of. Man so much forgotten! Getting ready for the road trip to Ks tomorrow, probably won't hear from me till Sun. Cute chicks BBP! Hope everyone has good hatching this weekend! Jim you are a hatchin mochine! Bf4me settle down Beeker! FT congrats on the eggs! So much more
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I dont have proof, but coyote have been known to take down a kill a whitetail. I dont think you hear of them killing calves that often because they are in hutches near buildings or they have a cow to protect them. my neighbor has them in pasture with a 3 stand electric fence, he is not
allowed to restrain his calves with his organic agreement. A very large coyote is 50 pounds, my largest to date was 42 and the pelt was over 6 foot tip of tail to tip of nose.
I am being told that I should wait till my blue andalusian rooster grows up, but please entertain me with what you have for roosters...the wheaten that BF4M has even though it too would have to grow up, I figure it may be easier to ask for forgiveness!