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<blockquote data-quote="wawazat" data-source="post: 3935835" data-attributes="member: 35603"><p>It won't be as big of a deal in the cold weather, but if it gets warm enough you see a fly, I really recommend keeping a can or two of screw worm spray like below. It will really help keep the wound clean and discourages anything from laying eggs in it.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://shop.centerracoop.com/ravenna/product/screw-worm-aerosol-spray-12-oz/" target="_blank">Screw Worm Spray</a></p><p></p><p>My grandma had a coyote named Charlie that she bottle raised. Charlie obviously still had some wild in him, but he was pretty easy to navigate. As a kid, I taught him to sit and stay so I could run and hide. When I found my spot, I would let out a short whistle and Charlie would bolt to find me. If hay bales were available, he would jump on one and stick his nose to the breeze to see if he could narrow down where I was. In hindsight, I was being mock hunted by a coyote as a 10-12 year old kid, but never even had a close call. You just had to manage how worked up you got him and really learn his body language when he had enough rough housing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wawazat, post: 3935835, member: 35603"] It won't be as big of a deal in the cold weather, but if it gets warm enough you see a fly, I really recommend keeping a can or two of screw worm spray like below. It will really help keep the wound clean and discourages anything from laying eggs in it. [URL='https://shop.centerracoop.com/ravenna/product/screw-worm-aerosol-spray-12-oz/']Screw Worm Spray[/URL] My grandma had a coyote named Charlie that she bottle raised. Charlie obviously still had some wild in him, but he was pretty easy to navigate. As a kid, I taught him to sit and stay so I could run and hide. When I found my spot, I would let out a short whistle and Charlie would bolt to find me. If hay bales were available, he would jump on one and stick his nose to the breeze to see if he could narrow down where I was. In hindsight, I was being mock hunted by a coyote as a 10-12 year old kid, but never even had a close call. You just had to manage how worked up you got him and really learn his body language when he had enough rough housing. [/QUOTE]
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