Everyone here has donkeys with their herds, they will attack the coyotes for some reason. Thanks for explaining the tarps, I was wondering about that . Take care and have a blessed day Ray.
Even down here coyotes can be a problem, except they usually eat pets like small dogs. My ducks were driven into hiding by raccoons and I had to trap and move three of them. Can't really shoot any guns around here without 5 cop cars coming. I love how it looks like you are moving bales from the field with the Bobcat, that's where I wish I was working!
You should keep a bang stick in the pickup.. hopefully your cows will get him if he's an issue.. Been years ago, but the neighbors had coyotes come in the barn at calving.. in a week, they are 2 calves out of the cows while giving birth. They eat a lot of the cows hind quarters too.. leaving the cows alive, but they can't get up and won't survive.. Hopefully you don't lose any!!
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin same thing happened to one guy that I know he used to have an area in early spring. He would calve out in the woods and he had to stop.sa
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Everyone here has donkeys with their herds, they will attack the coyotes for some reason. Thanks for explaining the tarps, I was wondering about that . Take care and have a blessed day Ray.
Hey Tony , I was strongly considering a donkey
Have to carry a longer reaching lead slinger.
I got a lot bigger fire stick in the truck now
Even down here coyotes can be a problem, except they usually eat pets like small dogs. My ducks were driven into hiding by raccoons and I had to trap and move three of them. Can't really shoot any guns around here without 5 cop cars coming. I love how it looks like you are moving bales from the field with the Bobcat, that's where I wish I was working!
Hey Rick, wish I could show more bobcat work but it’s impossible to film driving that thing
@@michiganhay7844 You are right, it's a rough ride. One day I hope to see it in person and then you can make videos to see how I do!
Coyotes are thick around here. Can't say as I have ever lost a calf though. At the same time they know to stay 200+ yds away ;)
The method that I calf kind of remotely unsupervised set me up for greater chances of predation
You should keep a bang stick in the pickup.. hopefully your cows will get him if he's an issue..
Been years ago, but the neighbors had coyotes come in the barn at calving.. in a week, they are 2 calves out of the cows while giving birth. They eat a lot of the cows hind quarters too.. leaving the cows alive, but they can't get up and won't survive..
Hopefully you don't lose any!!
Wow, that’s pretty bad attacking full grown cows yeah maybe I gotta get me one of those 17s like you carry around with you
@@michiganhay7844 they were going for the calves as they were coming out of the cow.. at a point the cow couldn't get up fast enough..
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin same thing happened to one guy that I know he used to have an area in early spring. He would calve out in the woods and he had to stop.sa