Western Washington coyotes

[Gringo31]

If she loses a calf, leave it alone, don't touch it and then hammer....   Watch it during the day, spotlight it at night, whatever it takes....

[Southpole]

Thanks for all the response guys. I haven't had a chance to get back over there yet. The weather has been so blustery as well. Thinking of baiting. I have a compost/frig. scrap pile going on at my house up the street from the farm. At least one coyote has been coming in to help themselves according to my camera, just have catch them on it. So I have 5 gallon buckets with lids on them I will fill with scraps a take it out to the farm somewhere so we might catch em' on it. So far the few times we have been out there the wind has been in our favor. I think the calling, for now, might be just too much for them, they've heard it before and they're just too smart. I think food is the answer right now.

[Born2late]

i had a place in monroe we were trying to thin the coyotes out of and had the lady do the bucket, but she tied it to a tree on the ground.She said they would lay next to it licking it for up to a hour sometimes.

[PolarBear]

I have been lucky enough to live next to a guy that runs a lot of cattle but has a lot of loss.  When I have to put one down for him I drag it out to where I can see it from the house and shoot coyotes off of it for weeks.  One winter I had 2 cows next to each other and wound up shooting 26 coyotes off of them in a month.  My best was 6 in one day,

[Southpole]

i had a place in monroe we were trying to thin the coyotes out of and had the lady do the bucket, but she tied it to a tree on the ground.She said they would lay next to it licking it for up to a hour sometimes.

That's encouraging