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In a message dated 6/16/2004 2:21:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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So I have to ask -- how big were the dogs that the coyotes took?
My pom weighed about 7 lbs, but the dachshund that was killed by the coyotes
weighed a lot
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On Wednesday, June 16, 2004, at 02:18 PM, Bonnie Liermann wrote:
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So I have to ask -- how big were the dogs that the coyotes took?
My Miniature Schnauzer was about 20 lbs and it was
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Bonnie Liermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I have to ask -- how big were the dogs that the coyotes took? I
would think they would have to be about cat sized. We have coyotes
around us, but I never see them. I ride with my small
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So I have to ask -- how big were the dogs that the coyotes took? I
would think they would have to be about cat sized. We have coyotes
around us, but I never see them. I ride with my small dogs so this
concerns me.
bonnie in WI
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Hello, Marsha -
...This reminds me of a story that Nancy Clow/Lehnert told on herself many
years ago. (I bought two of my Fjords from her, one in 1986, and one in 1990,
when she lived in Buffalo, Wyoming)...
Is Nancy on the list? Was thinking she
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I apologize to the list for not editing my previous message.
Barb Lynch
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Hi all,
Barb Lynch here. I have to chime in on the coyotes. We also have Longhorn
cattle in a canyon about a half mile from our house. We have seen coyotes on
many occasions and the cattle just ignore them. But let a strange dog come in
the canyon
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Yes, coyote do prefer live game, but they are primarily predators of small
aimals, espcially (around here anyway) rodents and waterfowl. Coyotes will
kill baby animals of large prey, especially deer fawns, lambs, and calves.
Domestic sheep are a
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We live in the foothills of the mountains here in So. California, and we have
tons of coyotes around here.
When we first moved here, I kept losing my chickens constantly and I would
see the coyotes in our yard with a chicken in its mouth. I would run
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Hi Linda,
I would like some more info about your mare. I am looking for a
Fjord for lower level dressage work and would like to know more about
her training and her history. Did you train her, has she been with
you all of her ridden life, etc?
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Since I just sent a message to the whole list that I meant to send to
Linda privately (with some personal details), I guess I should
introduce myself.
I have been riding on and off all of my life (with several long
breaks along the way) and have
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When my neighbor told me about the siting (50 ft from his picnic table
in his back yard!) I thought these cats didn't sound particularly wary
of people horses might be easy to get. I have two very old horses,
one is lame would not be able to
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Hello there Mr. Soos,
First: Congrats to Ranger on finding a new home with you. That's great.
Second: I still have your personalized ranch plaque/sign sitting here. I've
shipped it out twice so far, via Priority Mail, but it came back both
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On Wednesday, June 16, 2004, at 05:26 AM, Paulaj Steinmetz wrote:
Being aware of what is going on in
their environment - as well as our own - is the key for peaceful
co-existence with the wild ones!
That is an excellent point. Because
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In a message dated 6/16/04 4:54:10 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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coyotes prefer dead already, don't they?
Isn't this right?
No. I think they will eat something they find dead, but they sure have eaten
a lot of my cats. And I
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A short time ago I posted a message indicating that my nine year old Fjord
mare is for sale. A sales video has been produced. If anyone is interested
in the video you may contact me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] or phone
(920)
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The fun begins! Talked to Kurt McNabb tonight. Very helpful feedback about
his past training!
Bottom line is - Loki is dead broke to cart, but is green broke to saddle.
Loki was used on every one of the McNabb wagon trail clinics for the last 2
This message is from: Paulaj Steinmetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This recent wildlife thread on the list has prompted me to write. Under
unusual conditions, the wildlife we share our environment can exhibit
extreme behaviors to adapt. The recent rains in the Midwest (19 INCHES
in the past month I've been
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Woohoo, way to go, Ursula and Brian! Congratulations on your continued
success in combined driving, and the additional dressage and sportsmanship
awards must feel great! And thank you so much for posting about your
experience at Pritchard.
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Good job Brian and Ursula, thanks for the report. Pritchard, [The Ranch]
is a great place.
Regards,
Jerry Friz, Anderson, Ca.
every farm needs a team
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coyotes prefer dead already, don't they?
Coyotes will eat anything (preferably). Somewhere around here, I have
a book that mentioned what they found in the stomach contents of
several coyotes. I don't remember
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Hi folks,
Here is a link for anyone who is interested in what the Hayfork, Ca. CDE
was like...Besides amazing scenery, there were some pretty cool horses
entered! Red mules, Canadiens, Friesans, Welsh more Welsh, Haffies and
several
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Lately I have noticed some older Fjords (like 19) going for high prices. What
is the general age span for a Fjord? How long can they be bred or lightly
ridden?
My old Nansy mare was 17 when I bought her. I
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