I don't know very much about Coyotes. But I wonder if, like Wolves, they have social signals (like howling or similar noises) which would be deeply off-putting to Coyotes? Some "Coyote sound" which says "This is our territory -stay away!"
If they do, then recordings can maybe be taken of such sounds, and replayed at certain times in the area, to deter them.
This experiment was done with Wolves by a man named Shaun Ellis, who worked (and even lived) with Wolves. I think the experiment took place in Poland, and was done to protect both the Wolves and the local farmers' livestock -and it worked. The wolf pack would not come near that area any more. They believed a rival pack of greater numbers was in possession of the territory.
If they do, then recordings can maybe be taken of such sounds, and replayed at certain times in the area, to deter them.
This experiment was done with Wolves by a man named Shaun Ellis, who worked (and even lived) with Wolves. I think the experiment took place in Poland, and was done to protect both the Wolves and the local farmers' livestock -and it worked. The wolf pack would not come near that area any more. They believed a rival pack of greater numbers was in possession of the territory.
