PredatorPee Coyote Pee Yard Cover Jumbo -128oz

Great product, easy to use

This product does NOT work. Don't waste your money. It failed to deter pack rats, ground squirrels, and skunks from digging up and destroying my garden and backyard. The sellers of this product really should not claim that it works against these predators, because it doesn't.

This takes care of most of the animals for a period of time but I have to sprinkle sparingly because it's pricey!! I do have nibbles on some tomatoes but not many and it's the most effective deterrent I've ever used. So this is my 3rd and last container this yr. Hopefully the majority of my tomatoes will be good which is what I'm expecting. It definitely gets rid of the rabbits!

Good product, good packaging but did not work on my ground squirrels, my fault should have ordered Red Fox.

Our neighbors have cats. Outdoor cats. Lots of outdoor cats. I hear them at night in the distance—fighting, making love, destroying the local ecology. But not in our yard. Our yard, once full of cat feces and dead mice, is now protected thanks to this divine product and the benevolent beings that procure it from the renal systems of coyotes (Canis latrans), also known as the American jackal, prairie wolf, or brush wolf. The otherwise brazen neighborhood felines do not dare tread where we have laid this substance in an apotropaic circle around our property. Birds come here to sing and nest, finding respite from the cruel claws of their tormentors. It smells horrid, so use it intentionally. This is the closest thing you’ll find to purchasing an actual coyote trained to pee on command.

Put this out to keeps small animals from going around a property, cats do not seem bothered by it but other animals are avoiding the area.

Don’t bother. Save your money, get a live trap and deal with the critter another way. This does absolutely nothing. It didn’t even bother cats that were nosing around our groundhog burrow. This photo is of our groundhog at the entrance to his burrow and a healthy supply of product on the cobweb above his head. He was actively laying in the product, it was down in his burrow, and on his head, he was not bothered by it in any way.

After seeing how much a fence would cost I decided to give this a try against our ground hogs and local deer. It worked wonders! Not a single plant was eaten so far and it is now August 14th. I will use again.