Wildlife Research CENTERCoyote Urine

I read on the ASPCA's website that if your dog will only defecate inside the house it may have a fear of going outside. They recommended getting another dog so it will make it easier for him to go outside (yeah right!), borrow a friend's dog for a while (um, no...) or to get some dog urine from a family or friend and spread it across the lawn. That last idea seemed a lot more reasonable. I didn't know how to do it though but thought I had seen dog urine or some type of carnivore urine online somewhere. I also wanted to get it to try and keep a cat out of our backyard that had attacked one of our cat's.I searched on Amazon and this was the cheapest and best reviewed stuff online. Plus, it is from a canine so I decided to give it a try.I'm really glad it doesn't have a strong smell. My brother, whom we rent the basement from, would have killed me if it did. It's kind of a musky smell but not very pungent. I held my nose right over the top of the bottle and it wasn't bad, not saying that it was a likable smell though!I went outside to spray it using the sprayer that came with it. The sprayer can be hard to attach but if you press hard while screwing it down, it will eventually go. If you press the spray head down hard, it will mist very finely. If you press it down halfway lightly, more drops will come out than mist. I had a tiny bit blow back toward me when spraying and I could smell it easily but it didn't stick around. After that, I pressed lightly and only halfway down. I sprayed every post on our chain link fence and every tree trunk plus some of the foundation of the house, some wood on the bottom of the porch. Then I sprayed it all over the grass in the corners of the yard.I brought my puppy out and immediately he could smell it and took a dump right away. He seemed to smell it on the grass the first day and a little bit on a fence post. Then he started smelling the rest of the fence posts after he was done. Smelled the trees too and the lawn corners. Didn't smell it on the foundation or the porch posts though.The cats didn't seem to notice it as far as I could tell. The neighborhood bully cat attacked our cat again that night. So I don't think it works well on cats.Our sprinklers came on in the morning the next day and from what I noticed, cleared away the urine that was on the grass and most of it that was on the fence posts. I think the porch posts and foundation were wiped clean or are not strong enough. The trees apparently soaked in the urine or at least held onto it longer. My dog still sniffs the tree trunks and defecates close to them. It's been a few days now since I sprayed it the first time.I used 3/4 bottle the first time. I sprayed some fence posts and the trees again the second time after a few days. Then I tossed what little I had left near the fence where the other cat keeps coming in. I haven't seen the other cat, but I might have scared really good the last time. Our dog still defecates by the trees. Not so much by the fence posts.I'd say if you use it for hunting, spray it downwind. Maybe on some grass or dirt. If you're determined to have a coyote come to where you want it to, find some trees or other wood and spray it on that and then retreat a distance away from it to be safe. If you mist it, make sure you don't get hit with it by the wind slapping it back in your face. It's a really good product though. But I'm not a hunter, so this whole review may be irrelevant. I do hope the hunters can use some of this information to help them out on their hunt. Good luck to you hunters that use it!

Garbage. Don’t buy. Whatever this is, it’s not full strength coyote urine. I’ve used coyote urine before and it had a strong smell, which was why it worked well. This has zero scent, is way too expensive, and did NOT work. Deer and critters at every plant I surrounded with this…whatever is on the bottle they sold me.

Really not sure if it's working or not. Squirrel is still eating chair cushions and trying to eat through wall to get into outside bar. Physco squirrel will chatter at my husband just an arms length. It is kinda funny, but getting old now.

Love this stuff! I have been looking for something for months to keep the deer and raccoons away from my bird feeders! This is the solution! Works great! Dip in one of the absorbent sticks I bought and hang in the trees beside the feeder. Keeps them away.

Did not work at all. Was better before I used it. Almost seemed to work a a lure.

Delicious and refreshing! By itself, or on the rocks with a splash of soda and lime there is no finer beverage that Wildlife Research brand Coyote Urine. It's been a huge hit at my house, full bodied without being too heavy.Actually I have had mixed results with it. I really got it to keep deer and rabbits out of my garden. I put cotton balls inside of empty plastic bottles with holes poked in them, sprinkled the urine on the cotton balls and hung the plastic bottles around the garden fence. It seems to be effective with the deer. I can see the deer walk through the yard from the window and they avoid the garden area since I hung the bottles with Coyote Urine up.The rabbits on the other hand don't seem to care about or notice the urine. I put one of the urine bottles right near the carrots, and the rabbits ate the tops off the carrots anyway. I saw one sitting right under the urine bottle. Rascally rabbits.

Just barely works as a pest deterrent.I need to apply it at dusk, and it'll last for the night.If I apply it any earlier in the day it won't, and no chance it works for 2 nights in a row.

I had a problem with a squirrel moving into my garage to two previous wintersBut last fall I bought this and no squirrel this winter.