Does it work on coyotes?
1176447
I am hoping it does, I take mine with me when I walk my dog in the city. There has been 2 sightings of coyotes in the past week here in London.
1176448
Mine did not work on dogs. If you are that close to coyotes, I think you need something else.
1231076
It will work great for coon hunting. Use mine for coyote and bear hunting and love the accuracy!! Won't go wrong!
1596891
I have had nothing but luck out of mine! Works AWESOME! I have called in a Coyote with it already!
1847514
We never used it for that purpose so I don't really know. We have seen a raccoon that went after birdfeeders and trash cans, but I never thought to spray for that purpose. I think a strong mint oder repels raccoons. This product has a light mint scent so it might be worth a try, but I can't really say it would work as well as it has for deer damaging plants in our yard.
1311286
I really can't say. I got it for deer and it seems to work. If the logic of a predator is the same with rabbits, it should work. On the other hand, I'm not to sure how smart wabbits are.
1632309
I don't know for sure. I believe these must work on some species of predators or there wouldn't be any positive feedback. All I do know is that they definitely do NOT work on the deer in North Central Washington. They may work on owls but the instructions say you have to put "four lights mounted 10-14 feet in the air on a single post with each light facing a different direction".
1713867
Yes, it work just fine on animals . We had a pesky raccoon that would come within 6-7 feet of us on the porch, needless to say he was not happy she rubbed her eyes which actually more it work better. She never came back while we were on the porch but the little guys did and one by one they got their shot.
1548772
Yes it does. I hope it works for you, I found that it did not work for me . I still have rodents running around my yard, squirrels, rabbits and chipmunks and some moles.
2007577
Hi,The Yard Sentinel is very effective against Coyotes. We would recommend using the cat/dog range indicated on the frequency unit as a guideline for setting the unit for dogs.Rick JCustomer serviceDeal Republic
218368
It might work on skunks. I've seen it detect a cat at close range. Generally, the smaller and slower the animal is, the less likely it will be detected. Thick fur and high ambient temperature are other factors that limit thermal detection. Works very well on people and deer, but not very well on cats.
1019713
OMG YES! We had a 'FENCE CLIMBER!' and the very first time he got zapped? It rocked his World. He didn't know WHAT hit him! I cowered in his kennel for 2 days. Then he tried it again. ZAP! Again...cowered a day in his kennel. After that? We left it on for a week, then disconnected it. He had ZERO desire to hop that fence. If you are going to use it for coyotes, I'd leave it on 24/7 due to them roaming and you're not going to be able to teach just one that is place is 'Off limits'. Would I recommend this product? YES!!!
968169
No it only works on mice, spiders, ants etc, small rodents, not dogs or cats.
830114
We were using this product for raccoons not deer. It did not work on raccoons, unfortunately.
1662887
I doubt if it works for anything. I could not get a response from any animal that I tried it on. Wild ducks,deer song birds ETC. Don't let the brand name fool you.
1950640
I don't know if will work on ducks but it works on squirrels and it since to work on birds too
1815263
I tried it next to an expensve caller (which didn't get a coyotee either) and I liked it better. I have plenty of coyotees on my property we just didn't have luck. I still think it was well worth the money.
448275
I assume that they will. Since, I have not had a problem with coyotes I cannot be sure.