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Coyote Removal Near Cincinnati

Serving Cincinnati | Dayton | Mason | West Chester | Fort Thomas

At Animal Remover we provide safe, humane, reliable, and effective coyote removal, trapping, control, and exclusion. If you have a coyote threatening your domesticated animals or livestock we can help.

If you are searching for coyote removal near me, Animal Remover is ready to help. Coyotes are dangerous predators that can detect prey animals such as outdoor pets, chickens, sheep, and ducks from far away. We will stop the threat so that you and your animals can live in peace. Our team uses the most advanced coyote removal equipment and techniques to solve the problem quickly and effectively.

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Coyote Removal, Trapping & Control in Cincinnati, NKY, Oxford & Dayton

Coyotes are classified as a nuisance animal species due to their habits of scavenging for food in urban areas, threatening domesticated animals, and feeding on livestock. The most common coyote removal complaints include the following:

Coyotes killing sheep
Coyotes killing chickens
Coyotes living under decks or a shed
Dead coyote in the yard
Coyotes stealing pet food
Sick and potentially dangerous Coyote
Coyote presence is alarming to domesticated animals

Coyote passing through a construction site in Cincinnati

Coyote Biology

The Coyote (Canis latrans) is a predatory species of canine weighing in at about 15-45 lbs and reaching lengths of 30-34 inches. Coyotes have a high reproduction rate and mate in late January – early March. After a 60-65 day gestation period 4-5 coyote pups will be born. Coyotes, like raccoons and opossums, are omnivores and will eat just about anything. Their diets mainly consist of larger insects, snakes, small rodents, pet food, and garbage. Coyotes can live up to 10 years in the wild.

Coyote Behavior

Coyotes are opportunistic livers and feeders. Coyotes are rarely observed in groups and primarily hunt in pairs. Coyotes can dig their own burrows but prefer enlarging a groundhog burrow to den in. Coyotes are very dangerous and you should never feed a coyote or try to pet a coyote. If you find a coyote on your property, call Animal Remover immediately for coyote removal services.

Nuisance Concerns

Since coyotes are opportunistic scavengers, they can come into conflict with people very often. Chickens in a chicken house are a much easier target than some other animals that coyotes have to hunt for. Coyotes will eat garbage, pet food, etc. Coyotes are a huge threat to domesticated animals as well. They can spread fleas, ticks, and many other parasites.

A coyote running with a black squirrel in its mouth. Coyotes can be quite the nuisance and often hostile to people.

Coyotes are known to carry rabies and canine distemper

Coyote Diseases

Coyotes also carry rabies. Canine distemper is also a huge risk to coyote pups that are three to six months old. Coyotes carry a large amount of parasites, thus they are vectors for the diseases that fleas, ticks, etc. can transmit. It is very important that you keep your domesticated animals and family away from a coyote if you discover one on your property and call Animal Remover for coyote removal services immediately.

How to get rid of coyotes:

The only proven method for coyote removal is through trapping, habitat modification, and exclusion. Coyotes will not respond to repellents, strobe lights, music, mothballs, or ammonia. The best way to remove coyotes is by using live traps, snares, or paw holds. There are no repellants available on the market that will deter coyotes from living on a property. Call Animal Remover today and make an appointment for animal removal services so that we can help remove the coyote that is causing problems for you.

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