Miss Catherine seems perfect for the job. Her extensive knowledge and experience definitely helps with this situation. I just pray this ends the problem. But I’m afraid where’s there’s one coyote there’s a whole pack of them😳. I couldn’t not stand it if a coyote gets one of our Cog Hill babies🥺

Your trapper is so knowledgeable, I throughly enjoyed learning from her today. Thank you ladies!

Did the Great Pyrenees NOT signal? Get another GP and they will take care of this. The donkey and Emu and Rocky and Bandit will soon be big enough. Some people use llamas and large donkeys for predator control and they work well. However, I think placement of dogs with the other animals is important....Great Pyrenees are spectacular for permimeter patrol....

Keep those babies safe from predators 🐝🐄🐓🦆🌻🐐🦚🐷🐈‍⬛🐮❤️

Brooke, Cog Hill has the most interesting videos. Always interesting. God bless y'all. I pray not one animal is hurt by this horrible predator. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌻🌹❤

Thank you so much for sharing with us. This was so interesting to watch. I pray this solution works and all the precious Cog Hill Farm animals remain safe. 🙏🏽💓 Hopefully there will be a coyote trapped very soon.

We humans have taken so much space from other species.... their habitats have been reduced and destroyed. Hopefully a solution can be found to protect not only farm animals, but wild ones as well!!!!!💪🏻🙂 Thank you for the educational video!

I would think that this would be an ideal time for the LGD pups to see the coyote before you release him. I'd put them on a long lead and get their noses full of his scent. Sunny may need a refresher course, too.

I’m happy to see you treating the coyotes humanely. Coyotes are just looking to survive. I’ve been around tamed coyotes and they are so cute and sweet pets. Lots of folks set off fire crackers to scare critters away.

We are seeing them almost everyday on our game camera in back of our chicken yard also!! There are so many of them here in SC that the government has a Bounty rewards program for “removing them “ from the State!

Hope this works and keep all the babies safe. 🤞🤞nice lesson. Blessings to Mrs Cog Hill 40.

I don't know if it is on purpose, but I love that you have women doing these jobs. (Beekeeping and trapping)

We live in neighborhood on the outskirts of Louisville, Kentucky. We have seen 3 different coyotes roaming the streets of our neighborhood for the past week. One neighborhood has pictures of one of them sunning on their back deck mid day. Good luck on the capture!

This was most interesting and a great tutorial! Thank you for sharing Brooke. So nice to meet Ms Catherine.

She is amazing with her knowledge and skill! Hopefully this unwanted critter will be caught.

We are very used to but not comfortable with coyotes in the Foothills of Los Angeles. As usual, it was a very good interview. You have a natural talent, Brooke. (The symbol is called an ampersand.)

What an interesting video Brooke and Katherine! I sure hope you catch him soon.

Thank you Miss Catherine. You learn something new everyday. Humankindness.

Did you guys hear Foxie barking or anything? You guys might better set up more cameras along the line.

At first I was worried something had got the peacock or the nest. I cannot imagine being kind to a coyote, y'all are better people than me! But this was interesting, thanks for bringing us a long!

Good Morning Brook❣️🌸🙏🏼

Very interesting process. Good luck with your plan!

Probably not a popular opinion, but I am so pleased to see that you folks at cog Hill do everything in a humane sensible manner. All God's creatures great and small.

You have consistently brought forth exceptionally informative useful knowledge! I so appreciate this bit! Thank You Brooke! ❤

Thank you for sharing this with us it was very much enjoyed with a great deal of information! Hope you catch the coyote soon, enjoy your blessed day XXXO 💕

Afternoon Ladies, enjoyable and informative video, When the Catherine said she was fixing her tractor I thought 🤔. Brooke,s met a kindred spirit 😊🙏❤️

Brooke and Katherine, thank you for such an interesting topic about trapping. This was informative and educational. What I really don’t understand about Alabama’s law; can’t relocate the coyote. By scaring the coyote away, aren’t you indirectly relocating the coyote? Thanks for sharing this information ❤

Hey Brooke,I understand you not wanting to hurt anything,but don't you think His nose will bring Him right back? Good luck with the Fight! JO JO IN VT 💞

Very interesting! Thanks Brooke and Catherine

Great video Brooke. I love how whenever you need something done, the right expert is “right down the road” Miss Catherine is a wonderful lady😊 Take care & cheers 🥰

That lady really knows her stuff! I was impressed! Hope you get the coyote.

Do not relocate get rid of the problem before they wipe your whole flock out. I know from experience. It will only make them smarter and harder to catch next time.

Thank you for sharing this. This kind of education is needed by so many who have little resources. Thank you

I live in Colorado . We have had them come right into town. They have been coming right into people's yards and on their porches and snatching their pets! It's very scary if you have small children.

If you release a predator on your property after you have trapped it, all you have done is educate the predator to avoid traps in the future. As long as the predator knows there is a food source on your property, it WILL come back, but it will be a lot harder to trap.

Warn her that if a bear approaches her car in the Smokies to lock her doors. They’re caught on camera opening car doors. I’m in East Tennessee so I know!

"Grody to the max!" 😂 😁 But seriously, very interesting. Thank you for the demonstration.

It's great that Nugget and the geese are a great WARNING system... but they can't eradicate the threat. They too need, and deserve protection from predators.

Only one way to correct this problem....those things have been known to even attack people😔

Incredibly informative video... Thank you, Brooke and G&G

Thank you. Thank you. 🙏👍🌻

State laws need to be charged. MaryCarl is there and her birds. God bless. Be safe love ya'll ❤😊

I too live in SC and we have a serious problem with coyotes in our area. They travel in packs and reek havoc with cattle here . Hope that you are able to control this situation , we don't want you all to lose any of yours and ours loved ones !!! Seems as if you are doing the right stuff for this situation! 😊🌻🌺🐝🦋🐓🐄🐐

I agree that you have the best two dogs that will protect your whole property line if they are thought. The more builders that take their land, the more animal invasion.

Sorry I didn't watch the whole process Brooke ,I sincerely hope you catch or prevent Wiley visiting ,❤🙏🏻🙏🏻

I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤ for doing this in a humane way! There are other homesteaders on this platform that see nothing wrong with setting a bear trap for a coyote or a fox. They then see nothing wrong with the fact that the animal is then so maimed that its limb is about to fall off! So, sincerely, thank you for understanding that this animal is just doing what comes natural to it and trying to scare it off in a humane fashion! ❤

Coyote are one of the smartest predators out there.

We're in the PDX here, 9 miles from downtown. We've been seein them more frequently IN the city since Summer 2020. Husband works ground keepin, sees them often! Relocatin hopefully works, fingers crossed for y'all.

I am shocked that anyone would attempt to re-locate any coyote! The only way to make sure that your animals are safe-take them out permanently!

I have heard that even if you get rid of these coyotes the next one will come. It’s like taking a pail of water out of a stream. Hopefully this works for you

When the video started, I thought the trap she was showing would break bones, so when she said it would not break bones I felt so much better. I want your animals protected, but I want the wildlife protected too. They are just doing what they do. Thanks for sharing this video. It was very educational.

Just watched Homesteading Family about WATER GLASSING EGGS for folks on homestead, I'm not I'm a city girl😢, but I live the life thru you, you are who I want to be when I grow up, sadly I'm only 63😂.

Hi Mrs Coghill Farm.. Grannie Cyndy from South Australia here. Just saw the very beginning of your video so haven't watched the content yet. We're ahead of your time frame so usually miss the opportunity to comment. Love you heaps here in Aussie. Keep up the great work. You're my favourite channel. God bless you.

What a wealth of knowledge this woman is. I’ve never heard of this technique.

As a teenager working livestock, I was to told pick my favorite animal vs. letting a predator live after thinking hard about it because I do have a tender heart now I have no problem dropping a predator on site.

Thank you for sharing 💞

Brooke, you are an excellent interviewer , thank you for asking questions I wanted to know the answers to.

Another college education course for free. Very informative and kept me interested the whole time. Great questions and understandable answers. 👍

Another fascinating day in Brooke's World!! My word. This is really, just fascinating. Nice to know there are people out there willing to take the time to educate us to more humane options in predator control. When the coyote bounty-rewards program hit Idaho in the late '70s, it was so successful that there was a huge boom in the wild rabbit population due to lack of predator population. Don't know if anyone recalls the Mud Lake Idaho Rabbit Roundup (aka Bunny Bash).

Brava!!! Another delightful educational episode. Thank you for sharing this moment

This was very informative!! Hope this keeps Cog Hill's animals safe and doesn't hurt the coyote!

I’m impressed with you ladies! What a great job and very informative!♥️

Thanks for sharing this information Mrs G & G Farm.

The first thing I thought about when I saw your video was back when Nugget got into a fight with "something" and there was I can't remember hair or feathers stuck in the fence. I wonder if your coyote has been coming around for awhile. I sure hope he stays away from the peacock nests! By the way its been awhile since I've commented on any of your videos just wanted to say how beautiful your farm is looking! What a wonderful job y'all have done. I really love the addition of Jesse and man has Mildred grown to be a big beautiful girl!

Oh my, I hope the broody peahens are going to be safe sitting outside the pastures in the woods. Good thing you acted quickly to get this trapping plan set in motion!

Good interview Brooke

Great video Brooke Can't wait to see the update

Oh my goodness, I hope this works to protect your sweet farm animals 🙏🏻🙏🏻.

Your friend is awesome and I subbed to her channel. Good luck with the trap!

With three dogs and a donkey, you have little to be worried about a donkey is a very, very aggressive defender of what they perceive to be their pack. They will also alert with their calls to let you know if there's something going on. Our 2 square mile town, 5 miles from the city of Boston

I've learned that a chunk of lead in the ear canal, tends to put a pretty good sare into them.

Thank you Brooke and Catherine for an informative video.

Also tell Jason it's time to start marking the boundaries. Lol It works.

Very informative video! Hope you catch it safely! TYTY for sharing! ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️

Did y’all hear Ms Catherine tell Brooke she was gonna let her smell the lure…. Brooke hurried up and said “I can smell it!!!” 😂 if you ever smelled that stuff you know how funny that was!! 🤣 ❤ 28:16

Is ths something Foxy or Sunshine may get trapped in since they patrol at night? or the cats?

Brooke that was a very interesting video. I hope that you all catch the coyote because they will go after your goats and of course your fowl. I would also worry about Jesse, because coyotes have been known to take large dogs and she’s not that big. Thanks for sharing.❤

I live in the middle of the city in Phoenix, AZ and saw 2 coyotes running down the sidewalk next to our house last Sunday morning around 2 am! I just happened to look out of our 2nd floor bedroom window before I went to bed and there they were! They started chasing some neighborhood cats that hang out nearby! I know they are around here and can be anywhere, but that was way too close for comfort. I hope the ones here don't come back and I sure hope the one on your property leaves and never returns!

This was fantastic information and great insight to what the modern approach to dealing with this kind of thing. You should really be proud of yourself. You've done an amazing job and getting good info out there, asking good questions and handling the videography well too!

You have a sweet friend. She is very knowledgeable about trapping.

Thanks and very educational.

I really enjoyed that. We don't have coyote in England just foxes really and I've only got a garden so they don't trouble us.

Thank you for sharing it was very interesting Miss Catherine certainly has a lot of knowledge on the subject.

I worry about Miss Lewis! I hope she is safe!

By relocating it places the problem to another farm.

Coyotes have a wily mind of their own ,they roam and do not necessarily stay in the same area. They will also stick around if they find an area that has plentiful game. Not to mention if you see one then there may be others. Your best bet is protect your animals at night best you can. Hopefully he was just passing through 🤞🤞

Probably the best video you've made. Absolutely brilliant.

What a wealth of knowledge. Thanks for sharing with us.

Please secure the peafowl so that predators do not learn they can get an easy meal at your farm, they will never stop coming once you start feeding them and they already got the last batch please lock them up! Love yall stay safe!

Another fascinating video with women in cool jobs I didn’t expect😊❤

She is so amazing thanks for sharing

Thank you. Setting this trap was serious business. Katherine was methodical and very clear about what she was doing and why. I appreciate that non-lethal traps are used first and foremost. The coyote & bobcats are looking to survive not punish the farmer & her animals. They will not forget being trapped and released by some really scary farmers. Such an important service Katherine is providing. I wonder if walking all the dogs along the fence line to mark territory could help? The symbol '&' is called an ampersand. Blessings of safety for All.❣

Very interesting....I don't understand trying to scare a predator...I would think that is just a temporary fix...and a future risk

Brooke you will have to get Jason to do his Rain dance 😂 then it will rain 🌧️

Thanks for sharing this Brooke it was very interesting. Dutch is having a lot of problems with coyotes too. He has set multiple traps & have not caught one yet. Maybe let Dutch to know to check with his state to see if there is someone that can help him trap them.

We have had coyotes just roaming down the street in my neighborhood in the middle of the day, here in Ohio. It’s crazy! Hope all your animals stay safe . ❤

Coyotes run in small packs. If that is so, then where there is one, there may be more. Hope all goes well on your farm and that your animals remain safe. Get a big donkey!

Definitely going to have to put trap's out for sure. I would probably try a live trap first before leg hold just cause all the other critters running around the homestead

I hope this works but I doubt it. I think you're going to be having problems. Because where there's one there going to be a lot more. Mine was so bad they were like fifty feet from the barn where the cow was having her baby,so I had to get her in the barn and stay with her all night and stay until the calf was up walk around and strong enough. Eventually I had to get a hunter out here and that took care of the problem. What after neighbors cats and one of mine was taken right by the house. The coyotes getting so daring my girlfriend has one that's coming up broad daylight trying to get their dogs. If I get a chance I'll send you a picture of one that she has a picture of. But I hope that lady trying to trap yours works. Oh I feel so bad for your animals. I sure learned a lot about a trapping seeing that video..(please be safe)

I went and subscribed thank you Brooke ❤😊 so interesting thank you for sharing 😊