Coyote Control
Closely related to wolves and domestic dogs, coyotes are increasingly venturing into areas populated by humans. Their primary threat arises from their tendency to attack and kill livestock, particularly chickens. They have also been reported to injure or kill domestic pets. If you have spotted Coyotes on your property call Nolan Wildlife for humane coyote control.
Coyote Facts

Coyotes are often observed scavenging through human waste and preying on domestic animals. Urban coyotes are known to actively pursue cats and will jump over fences to capture small dogs. Certain urban packs have been reported to track joggers, cyclists, large dogs, and even attack small dogs on leashes. Currently, coyotes are the most common livestock predators in western North America. While human attacks remain infrequent, they appear to be increasing annually and should not be underestimated. Numerous incidents are documented annually across North America, involving both children and adults, including several recorded cases of fatal attacks on humans.
What do Coyotes eat?
Coyotes are opportunistic eaters, meaning they will consume a wide variety of foods. Their diet includes:
* Small animals such as rodents, rabbits, and birds.
* Livestock like chickens, sheep, and goats.
* Fruits, berries, and other vegetation.
* Garbage and human food scraps.
Coyotes are attracted to properties that offer an easy food source. Here's what might draw them in:
* Unsecured trash cans
* Pet food left outside
* Fruit trees or gardens
* Livestock
* Other wildlife that coyotes prey on
Are Coyotes dangerous?
Yes, coyotes can be dangerous, particularly in urban areas. While attacks on humans are rare, they are increasing. Urban coyotes have become more accustomed to humans and are known to scavenge for food, including human trash and even domestic pets. They have been observed actively hunting cats and attacking small dogs, sometimes even those on leashes. Some packs have been reported to stalk joggers and bicyclists. Their boldness and increasing presence in populated areas mean that encounters can pose a risk, especially to livestock and pets.
What is involved in Coyote Removal?
Nolan Wildlife Control employs a comprehensive approach to coyote control, utilizing a range of strategies:
* **Trapping:** We use humane trapping methods to capture coyotes safely and efficiently.
* **Removal:** Once trapped, coyotes are removed from the property to prevent further issues.
* **Prevention:** We implement long-term prevention techniques, such as property modifications and deterrents, to discourage coyotes from returning.
Our services are designed to protect your property and ensure the safety of your family and pets.



