As pet owners, we do whatever it takes to keep our pets safe. We ensure they have all of their shots and are protected from fleas and ticks. But there is a predator out in full force this time of year. How do you protect your pets from coyotes?
Do you ever hear "screams" at night coming from the woods? A woman in Upstate NY captured eerie noises on her Ring Cam that had people as perplexed as they were horrified. But what was it?
As pet owners, we do whatever it takes to keep our pets safe. We ensure they have all of their shots and are protected from fleas and ticks. But there is a predator out in full force this time of year. How do you protect your pets from coyotes?
You may be seeing more and more coyotes in neighborhoods and wooded areas across the Capital Region. Even though their mating season doesn't begin until February and runs through March, they are hunters and are looking for food now.
It's that time of year to be on the lookout for wild animals coming close to residences looking for food. The North Greenbush Police Department is warning residents to be aware of numerous coyote sightings. Here's what they know.
As the weather gets warmer and spring approaches, there are warnings about coyotes in and around the Capital Region. The DEC wants residents to follow certain guidelines regarding these animals.
The DEC says the vicious attack of 7 sheep on a local farm was the work of coyotes, but the owners of the farm where the incident occurred in Albany County have reason to believe it was a mountain lion. The owners have spoken out and they say nobody believes them raising concerns about farmers and neighbors in the area with animals of their own.
I realize that wild animals are all around us. They live nearby in the woods behind neighborhoods and homes, but we don't always see them during the day walking up and down driveways in the Capital Region.