We live near the rail road tracks, and the coyotes will howel when they hear a train comming, long before WE hear it. We're guessing they are warning their "brothers" to get off the tracks. But our biggest problem here is Foxes and HAWKS. We have to have 2 people supervise the chickens now when they go out to free range. The hawks are horribly bold.
Deb Buckler
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