Posted by GordoSD on April 04, 2014 at 20:36:44 from (66.128.161.3):
Nice weather here today so let the Lab stay out in the yard. Was just a bout to go get her 9pm, when I heard her "Woof" really loud and serious. I grabbed the 3 million CP light and went out the front door. The yard light was also on and the first thing I saw was a coyote about 15 feet from me and then further out my yellow Lab and then about 10 yards past her two large male yotes. I screamed at them and ran towards the Lab (Sparks) She saw me and headed for the door and Did a Ronstadt into the house. The closest yote took off south taking one more with her. One big male stood his ground for about 30 seconds before nonchalantly loping off. And my fully loaded Colt 45 1911, in the top desk drawer 6 inches from where I was when I heard Sparks bark. He doesn't have a lot of fear of humans and should be easy to kill tomorrow evening. I just can't believe that Sparks would wait until those three yotes were 30 feet from the house before barking. She barks at deer 200 yards away that she sees in the daylight. But nighttime and dog size animal must have tricked her. As fast as she bolted in the door I think she will sound off earlier next time. Only there ain't gonna be a next time. I'm still shaking.
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