Coyotes can hunt completely quiet if the want to. They don't start making noise until they want to scare their prey. If there are dogs around they will be especially quiet. 15 or 20 coyotes can do a lot of damage in a short time. Once they got three lambs in my front field one night. They made a ruckus at one end of the field so my great Pyrenees went there, then another one snuck in and killed a lamb. The dog chased the coyote away from that one, but while he was doing that, another coyote killed another lamb somewhere else in the field, and so on. One of the lambs was missing a leg and I found the leg 100 yards from the lamb. All of this happened in a field that borders against my house. Now I try to have two or three dogs, and I don't get nearly as many kills. However a local vet told me she was called to stitch up a horse that had huge rip marks down each flank. They found the place where it happened and realized there was too much blood compared to the damage done to the horse. They followed the blood trail and there was a dead bear at the end of it. I'm guessing this horse was in a lot better shape than the other one.
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