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Old 11-03-2007, 12:03 PM
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My neighbors fox terrier has been gone a week now I was wondering if a coyote or 2 could kill and eat it. They live on a Small ranch with 10 acres they see coyotes all the time .
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My neighbors fox terrier has been gone a week now I was wondering if a coyote or 2 could kill and eat it. They live on a Small ranch with 10 acres they see coyotes all the time .[/b]
Oh yeah.

Or a turkey vulture or winged predator
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In a heartbeat! Easier to catch than wild prey.

If they need help clearing out the yotes it's what I do. On a place that small I'd use the Foxpro FX5 or hand calls and my Benelli. Let me know I'd be willing to help remove or call for a shooter.
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In a heartbeat! Easier to catch than wild prey.

If they need help clearing out the yotes it's what I do. On a place that small I'd use the Foxpro FX5 or hand calls and my Benelli. Let me know I'd be willing to help remove or call for a shooter.[/b]
I bet you could deerslam . I was thinking a fox terrier would to big for a yote I thought mostly chiwowas where on it's menu. I just found out the person across the street from this lady lost a small dog to you guys might be right.
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If a coyote can take down a full size deer or antelope, a little fox terrier would be a piece of cake. We have a fox terrier, so our hearts go out to the owners who lost their little dog. That is why we try to kill each coyote that ventures near the house - that and for the kids safety, and for the deer and antelope.
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Thats why the only good coyote is a dead one. By the way coyotes will take far larger dogs than a fox terrier. I know of several 100lb labs taken by a pair of coyotes.
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Have heard of them taking down larger dogs also. They will run them till the dog is too tired to defend itself anymore.
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That's it !! All coyotes are dead coyotes in my eyes from now on ! The last one I shot ( 3 -4 yrs. ago ) was a 20-25 lb female , felt sorry for her as she looked alot like my little female Jack Russel/Beagle X , head shape and body size only with longer legs . Been giving them a break since then , no more !

As my son , who is now almost 20 said when he was 5 or 6 , " those are'nt coyotes , those are deer killing wolves " .
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