PredatorPee 100% Wolf Urine - Territorial Marking Scent - Creates Illusion That Wolf is Nearby

I purchased this and have been using it in the little dispensers for several months now. We have had a coyote problem in my neighborhood where several neighbor's cats would disappear, and several coyotes were spotted in the neighborhood. I would see coyote tracks by my water bowl for my feral cats. (Spayed, neutered, cared for last 15 years catching roof rats, mice, and snakes.) After I hung the Predator Pee 100% wolf Urine in the little vials, I have seen NO coyote tracks for the last 6 months by the water bowls. Once, when the rain diluted the Pee, the tracks were back in less than two days. After I refilled with 100% Pee, haven't seen the tracks again. Note: I hang the vials within 1 foot of the water bowl at a height that an animal would mark it's territory. The cats don't mind it. Keeping the coyotes away so far! (touch wood) Works wonderful for me! Highly recommend!!!!

This has a VERY strong smell. I loathe to think how they collect it and wasn’t my most favorite thing to have to purchase BUT it seems to be working. This bobcat was on our wall one day, and we have a 12lb shih tzu he was eyeing up. Our large dog growled and barked at it but it wasn’t phased by her or me. About 8 hours later it came back as soon as we took our small dog out to potty, jumping on the wall again and it moved aggressively like it was trying to see if it could snatch him up before we could get to it. We weren’t sure what to do, unless it’s attacked someone the state won’t intervene even though we live in a suburb. We have a small child to consider too so we looked into some options and found this and it came a few days later. We hadn’t seen the bobcat return in the meantime so it could’ve simply moved on BUT since spraying we haven’t see it again. This stuff is STRONG so don’t wear your favorite clothes and gloves would help. We still get some wildlife like birds in our yard (at least the first day) and lizards. So it’s hard to say if it worked or if the bobcat moved on but we do feel safer with it. We also added large shaky river rocks along our back wall because cats won’t jump where they’re not sure it’s secure and now nothing walks our walls (just in case a bobcat is your issue too).

A friend told me about this after she bought some that was a different kind and it worked at keeping coyotes away however this brand did nothing! It's like I didn't even spray it on the ground and leaves where I see them often plus some had leaked out but that is Amazon's fault for not packing it better before shipment.

I cannot be sure this is working. It is to protect my dog from coyotes. I spray every week on the fence and wall. . They are still on the street , but, the dog seems more willing to go in the back yard with me. There are many coyotes here in my city where they never were before. 50 years here and now overrun with coyotes . It is a strong product. May be working.

It appears to work. Area starting to get more coyotes since Eaton fires.

So far no coyotes, but my dog keeps drinking the urine

I have purchased this product two times. We live in a lower LA Canyon and have a small dog. The coyotes are visible in our yard at times and most recently even saw one in at 9AM (more often at night and super early morning). We had rain days before seeing one, so am assuming it washed away the pee I had put down previously. Reapplied all perimeter areas of our lot after the sighting and VOILA none are back. This stuff is a miracle. It smells so disgusting when you spray it out, but there is no real lingering smell in your yard (that humans can smell) for more than a couple of minutes. I highly highly recommend and will be a for life customer.

I live in Chicago where the rat population exceeds the amount of humans in the city. The rats are gigantic here and last summer I saw one running with a full baguette across my back yard. I’ve been trying to keep rats out of my yard for years and I’ve tried everything! Wolf urine WORKS. I’m freaking out! It keeps every creature out of my yard. I literally saw a bird pull a 180 right before it landed on our fence. My only concern is how is wolf urine collected? Is it harmful to the animal?