16 oz Coyote Urine- Protect Your Garden with Real Predator Urine, an Product

Works great to protect your garden

Really keeps the raccoons away!

Purchase this to keep rabbits off my fresh sod, but they are not bothered by the scent at all. They will sit on where it was applied and still chomp away at the grass. 1-2 hours after the application the rabbits still came around like nothing ever happened. I wish I could get a refund, but I used the entire bottle already 😔

Pros: Stinks and arrived on time.Cons: Didn't seen to do anything for Raccoons!Freshly applied coyote urine around the perimeter of our yard the afternoon before this screen capture was taken from our security cameras around 2am that night. The coyote urine did nothing to scare off the raccoons. As you can see, the raccoons are all around where I applied the coyote urine; they spent over an hour tearing up the new sod in my backyard.Maybe it works for other critters, but not raccoons in the Pacific Northwest...

This worked on my Sacramento front lawn keeping raccoons from tearing up my sod for about a week til sprinklers washed it away. But, the cap leaks around the nipple at the top so all 16 ounces spilled out before I got all around my fairly small front lawn! Don’t know whether it would work in smaller amounts.

Since we started to use this around our pool, no more racoons swimming in our pool. Thank goodness we found something that works. NOTE: Neighborhood cats still come around but no racoons.

What did I like? It smelled like coyote pee and the moles hated it; I even named one of them Jesus because of the speed and the ability at which he crossed the koi pond in the garden trying to escape from the nonexistent predator. What did I dislike? It smelled like coyote pee, doesn’t wash out of clothes easy, and will knock a buzzard off of a crap wagon.I cannot believe that Amazon asked me to rate it’s flavor on a scale of one to five stars. If my current spouse becomes a future ex spouse at any point I will come back, update my review, let you know their opinion, and try to also leave four more reviews so I can receive a free joke from Amazon.

I have been dealing with possums eating my giant heirloom and other tomato varieties. As soon as the tomatoes have any color they come late at night and take a bite or two. Sometimes like in this photo they'll eat almost the whole tomato. I ordered this coyote urine to keep them away and used the entire 16oz bottle around the base of the pots and also all around the area the plants are located in my backyard.It made no difference, one or two came last night within 8 hours of applying the urine and destroyed 2 of my prized heirloom tomatoes. They have also been feasting on other tomato strains including Purple Bosques, Chocolate Sprinkles, Red Champions, Yellow Pearls, and Roma's.I'm at a loss of what to do besides harvest the fruits before they are enticing to the possums. Has anyone tried wrapping almost ripe tomatoes in tin foil? I don't think netting will help and I am not able to build a cage or something similar around the plants due to the pot locations and my HOA.Anyways, 3 stars because it's definitely Coyote urine, I put some outside in the yard where a couple of dogs have been digging and they all ran to the area and started marking their spots around it. I had high hopes for this product and I'm sure it works in certain circumstances but not mine. Bummer.