PredatorPee 100% Pure Coyote Urine

First, know that you should not bring this into your house. It really stinks. But it works. I have a neighborhood full of chipmunks and rabbits. They dig holes all over the garden area, the grass area, and mess up my outdoor pots. I sprayed some into the chipmunk holes and on the mulch, and put the little tags that come with it into the pots. Haven't seen the critters since. But my kitchen reeked of it because I had put the cap into the recycling. But once that was outside, my kitchen is fine. I'm keeping this in the plastic bag it came in, storing it in my garage.

Bought this and Wolf Pee hoping to keep the deer away from my Hydrangea up against the side of my house. Saturated 10 scent pads each with Coyote and Wolf Pee so I had one less than a foot apart from each other, so 20 of them on my small Hydrangea. Applied at 9pm, no rain, by 6am the next morning, over half the green Hydrangea blooms were eaten by deer, even the ones with a scent pad attached to the bloom! Deer hadn't come near my Hydrangea this year..., until I put these scent pads all over it, this horrible product actually ATTRACTS deer!! An expensive, useless product!

Spray on felt but put it in a bird house so that when it rains you don’t have to keep re applying. That’s where I messed up.

Put this out to keeps small animals from going around a property, cats do not seem bothered by it but other animals are avoiding the area.

I was disappointed the spray bottle that came with it didn’t work. I had to manually put the urine on the pads and plant.

Our neighbors have cats. Outdoor cats. Lots of outdoor cats. I hear them at night in the distance—fighting, making love, destroying the local ecology. But not in our yard. Our yard, once full of cat feces and dead mice, is now protected thanks to this divine product and the benevolent beings that procure it from the renal systems of coyotes (Canis latrans), also known as the American jackal, prairie wolf, or brush wolf.The otherwise brazen neighborhood felines do not dare tread where we have laid this substance in an apotropaic circle around our property. Birds come here to sing and nest, finding respite from the cruel claws of their tormentors. It smells horrid, so use it intentionally. This is the closest thing you’ll find to purchasing an actual coyote trained to pee on command.

Only deterred squirrels from my car for maybe a few hours

This stuff really works at keeping the squirrels and raccoons away from the bird feeder. But it stinks to high heaven when you first put it on. So bits of advice. 1. Apply sparingly. You don'tneed much for it to work. 2. Reapply after it rains. 3. Close all the windows on that side of the house until it dissipates. 4. Wear gloves when applying.