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Predator Control

Predator control

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Major sheep/goat predators Coyotes, dogs, mountain lions, bears, wolves, eagles, ravens, vultures, bobcats, lynxes, foxes
Top three sheep/goat predators Coyotes, (golden) eagles, dogs
Main function of livestock guardian animals Drive away predators, protect themselves and the flock
LGDs Livestock guardian dogs, raised with the herd/flock as puppies by working parents
Pros of LGDs 24/7 protection, adaptable to most terrain, highly effective against coyotes and dogs
Cons of LGDs Cost upwards $1,500, need a training period, like to roam and bark
Good LGD breeds Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherd/Kangal, Akbash, Maremma shepherd
Pros of donkeys Take care of themselves, no special diet, lower cost than dogs
Cons of donkeys Have to work alone, less effective against multiple predators, some injury risk to lambs/kids
Pros of llamas Always on high alert, large size, can take care of themselves, no special diet
Cons of llamas Not good for large pastures, only effective against single predators, chance they will not fully bond with flock/herd
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