[Janet]

Well I found out a few things I'd rather not know about. Hubby and I went to a small little town near us and had pizza for supper. While we were there a neighbor came in the topic of coyotes and coydogs came up. I guess a lot of the farmers are hearing and seeing way to many of them.

They are getting together to 'call' them. I asked how they 'called' them and he said they get a tape of a pig squealing, sounding like it's distressed or a tape a rabbit squealing...

Now it's not hard to get a pig to squeal, but a rabbit....I don't know what they do to get them to do that and I don't think I want to.

It reminded my of the book "When Rabbit Squeals" or "When Rabbit Cries" I think that's the name of it. It's about this lady that had multiple personalities. As a child her step-dad would make her watch him skin rabbits alive, thus the name of the book.

I just googled and there are tapes with those sounds on there to call coyotes...just goes to show, you're never to old to learn.