Too Smart
Keeping wolves and coyotes away from farms is a perennial source of consternation for many people. To keep livestock and pets safe, wouldn’t it have been simpler to erect a fence? Unfortunately, they are also capable of digging and jumping. Yikes!
Too Smart
Additionally, the amount of space that needs to be fenced in is often insurmountable due to the height of the fences. It is not uncommon for wolves to perform vertical jumps of up to six feet in the air. Fencing and other obstacles are no match for their cunning.
Trapping Animals
As a trapper, John uses animal traps in his work. For catching and attracting animals, they frequently use bait. Using urine or its scent is the simplest way to accomplish this.
Trapping Animals
When trying to catch a coyote, trappers often use food and other types of bait. There is a lot of meat and dog food in use. Wolves are also attracted to the baits. From a distance, they are able to detect food that is in the vicinity.