LOL. I am a Montana and Wyoming native who is thrilled that you found a coyote in your passion fruit tipi! Great job creating an environment for the native wildlife in your area. I know you need to protect your chickens and don’t want that little trickster riling up your hens, but take this presence as a big compliment. You can always contact your local wildlife wardens via the city animal control office if Mr/s. Coyote shows back up. They are an excellent resource for deterrence tips and would know how to coyote-proof your chicken run. I grew up around the Salish-Kootenai Indigenous Nations in Montana; in our tradition Coyote is a trickster who’s more active in the winter. If things are hinky in your garden, you know who to blame! ❤
Glad your chickens are okay. My neighbor 2 doors down had an alligator in her yard today. I don't think I would run TOWARD the alligator if I saw it though.🤣
And those suckers are much faster than many people realize too. My dad grew up in Florida and used to help his native American friend hunt them occasionally, and they sometimes lost their bait because the gator moved faster than they could
Goodness that passion fruit really did grow quickly! I would love an update on it about how it’s growing in 6months or so. I’m glad that your dogs and chickens are okay and you successfully scared the coyote away.
We've been bothered by coyotes two or three times now. They killed two geese and two peacocks and I had a camera up in the yard and I found that what they do is they'll dig a hole and bury their catch and then come back in 2 days and dig it up and eat it amazing. Their vicious and they're dangerous and they have a 50 mi radius and is nothing to be done to deter them away. Fences don't help because the coyote will jump a 6 foot fence like nothing with their catch in their mouth. That was a very nice passion fruit video. Thanks!
Part of me feels kinda bad for the coyote, they must have felt so safe and comfy under the passion fruit. But also I’d hate if anything happened to your dogs or the chikkies. Hope that wild doggo found somewhere better to sleep at night, for themselves and for your neighborhood
I feel bad because the only reason they encroach into human environments, is because humans have encroached, decimated and completely taken over most of their natural environment in the first place. Can't be too mad at them for being desperate.
I know! He must've come into Jacques' garden and thought, "Oh! This is so safe and inviting! I'm so warm here. And there's food nearby! This is my home now!" 😅😅😅😅 Poor things. Hopefully they make their way back to a forested, wild area where they can be free to live their little wild coyote lives ❤
In fact Jacques, coyotes are diurnal, they tend to adapt to be a bit more nocturnal when they live in our neighborhoods but it will never change the fact that foxes and coyotes are best suited for day hunting.
Jacques, Don't underestimate that coyote. He is a creature of opportunity...He is going to keep coming by hoping that the chickens are available for him to snatch one.
Or try a starving poor animal who's habitat is getting destroyed for more overpopulation of greedy selfish humans to blame roaming animals who's instincts are to just survive.
Wild animals are as greedy and selfish as it is possible to be and if they can't find habitat they are by definition overpopulated. Welcome to nature, where everything is doing whatever it can to survive as comfortably as possible at the expense of everything else. Humans on the other hand are the only species that even has the capacity for empathy or the luxury to act on it
I was half listening and not actually watching due to a distraction, had to replay when I heard "Beyond finding a coyote is living inside in your passionfruit vine". WHAT?! HOW?! Now that I've replayed and seen it, it makes sense. That's awesome! Now I want to grow a passionfruit in the same way for my dingo-hybrid to use as a shady cool hide on hot days. He'd love something like that.
Thanks for the tips on pruning the passion fruit. I have several plants that have been growing for three years and they have absolutely gotten out of control. This happened once before, to include all the dry layers of vines underneath, and I cut it back completely to just about 18 inches from where the trunk comes out of the ground. It came back quickly and I had lots of passion fruit again in about 6 months.
Passion fruit is snake's habitat here. I've grown years ago, covered manggo tree with passion fruit vine😁. Less manggo, plenty passion fruits. Unfortunately, my family and neighbours afraid of snake, demanding we cut it away😢. They forbid me to plant it again.
We have a feral cat lair in our wild native passion fruit. Last year a coyote found them and ate 3 of them, plus my cat and my neighbor's cat. I hate putting kitties out of a home, but better that than letting more get eaten. I busted up the lair and mr coyote hasn't been back.
My parents had a two-story carport that their passionfruit vine climbed on. It is going on over 12 years now and the plant is still going. Maybe build it a large overhead trellis to climb on. It would make finding the fruit much easier as well and much easier to clean up. I love passionfruit flowers and fruit. So sad that it is too cold here. I think it is a beautiful plant.
It’s so interesting to see how tropical passion fruits grow. I’m used to growing the native passion fruit Passiflora incarnata (common name Maypops) which is a perennial that does back completely in the winter. You cut all the dead vines back in winter and remove them completely from the trellis and it regrows from the ground every year. The fruits are yellow inside and green outside and taste similar to tropical passion fruit. It’s popularly used for making homemade jellies here in the foraging community as it also grows wild. I’ve grown it in gardens in the past as the flowers are beautiful and great for pollinators and the edible fruit is a big bonus and one of the easiest native fruit to grow.
Here’s an easy recipe 3 big passion fruits 1 can of condensed milk 1 can equivalent of heavy cream (use the empty condensed milk can to measure) Add the pulp of the passion fruit to a blender and blend lightly, strain the blended pulp and reserve. In the blender, add condensed milk, heavy cream and passion fruit pulp and blend well. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
I had a coyote snatch one of my chickens the other night...neglected to lock up... never again! Was a good layer too. Yes , please do a video on the conduit teepee. Looks very strong to withstand that large vine. Im a sandiegan also, NC. Thanks for your videos
Please be careful Jacque, you have to be careful you can’t predict what a wild animal might do if it feels trap. Good thing your fur babies are on guard patrol.
I wish I could get my passionfruit to grow so large coyotes want to live in it! I mean I dont want to have a coyote living in it but I do want my passionfruit to get that big!
Oh boy, I ran into two a couple wks ago in the daytime one was about 60 ft away from me, definitely checking before I walk out on the dark but it's mating season for them until March so they're extra crazy right now
Coyotes aren't much bothered by anything. We see them all the time in Calgary, Alberta, as well as deer, bear, bobcats, skunks and all kinds of other wildlife. My brother had a porcupine on his back deck one night, helping itself to the dog's food.
We had a coyote attack and dragged a toddler on camera near here in a suburb in Winter Park Florida back in December. Looking on Google maps, you wouldn't think there's an environment for them. Except for maybe a tiny botanical garden?
I would be interested in whether or not it's a good idea to grow passionfruit along a fence I have a 30 foot fence line along the sidewalk and have considered using it to grow fruiting Vines but I've also heard that undesirable rodents also enjoy having Vines to live in. I welcome your advice
😮 I forgot you had chickens until you started talking!! It's scary! And at least here, animal control won't relocate wildlife until it attacks someone. Scary. Keep an eye on your pets!! 💜💜
We just had our first experience with a coyote. Something kept eating our broccoli, so we set a trap and caught a opossum. We took it to a nearby park in the city of Gardena, to release him and a coyote was in the parking lot. I know what he had for a late night snack.😮😮
Time for a live trap and a long drive to the deep woods before there are babies. ;) BTW your passion fruit vines would look gorgeous trained horizontally between the cement block and the white fence that I see behind you. Then you could tame it to produce what you can eat and max out your pulp. You are going to have a lot of green material for your compost today! I've successfully used citrus peals beneath my windows to deter skunks and cats from making my life miserable at night time. Who knows maybe you could toss a few lemon peals in the den and see if it'll work for coyotes.
Yes definitely interested in a vid on how to make the teepee! The kid in me would totally want to have played and even snatched some quiet naps in that teepee... but having to share with a cayote or other wild animal is scary! I thought you were in quite an urban area. Have cayote always been a problem?
My passion fruit runs 40 ft or so along a chain link fence on the canyon’s edge. No den for the coyotes but I’ve had groups of 5 at my back fence on multiple occasions trying to figure out how they can get to my schnauzers. They’re mostly afraid of humans so they scatter as soon as I show up on the scene.
Hi, I did. I read his books and I follow him in you tube. He is disappointed too about our poor soil as well. I being following his advice with not much success. But that doesn't take me out on keep in trying.
I know you said you used Tomato-Tone® for the Passion fruit, but what type of Fertilizer is best for Coyote? Are the heave Nitorgen Feeders, or more phosphate? #AskingForAFriend
I am in illinois where this monster should not grow. The vine over winters….bears no fruit….it is a weed with no flowers. It was incorrectly marked or it was dropped bz a bird and I can’t get rid of it.
If it weren’t for the pets, coyotes could be welcome for rodent control.but eventually rats are gone and becomes uncomfortable for all parties in urban environments 😢
It's too bad the coyote could get to your chickens - hope your chickens are all OK! Coyotes are great at eliminating rodents - such as gophers and moles, so if you didn't have any domestic animals in danger, a coyote might be a good garden addition. But I thank you for not shooting it! Anthropocene.
Maybe if you leave some dog food in the coyote nest, it will leave your animals alone? If it have been sleeping in that area for this long without actually attacking the dog or chicken, it might just continue behave that way.
Yo this title is clickbait. "There's a coyote in my garden", spends 30secs talking about the coyote and 10mins about passion fruit. That's not how I know Jacques the Hermit. Put the damn passion fruit in the title dude. Cause I would have watched it sooner if I knew it also had PF in it.
As long as you have chickens and huffing places, a coyote will not leave unless you get rid of it permanently. They are predators, and your chickens, along with their eggs, are the prey. They are varmints, and they're sneaky and knows you have chickens, so it'snot going away. I've personally seen what one can do to a chicken coop and baby lambs. If you can't set a trap, and kill them, call Kevin.
Love your content, but that's not a tipi/teepee. Teepees are a traditional form of housing used by various migratory Indigenous peoples. You have a conical trellis, not a teepee.
why cant you just leave your passion fruit tree alone so the Coyote has a place to stay? we human have taken so much land for our own use.,. where else can wild life/Coyotes sleep at night? i would even make things even more cosy for them.,.
They were under there but haven't spawned in a while, they probably won't be able to take the extra sun unfortunately :( I could try to move some of the material somewhere else but I will likely just start a new bed elsewhere
Charles Dowding (No-Dig guru) would disagree with not composting passion fruit vines/leaves. He successfully composts “weeds” like bindweed which appears to similar to Bermuda grass. Ask Kevin! I lived in San Diego for more than 50 yrs. (Now in Vermont) Carolyn/Keep Laughin’ Cut Flowers AND Vermont Cat Lady
Yes, more about passion fruit care and maintenance. My friend has one growing on a chain link fence. It's over 15 years old and I cut it at 20 feet along the fence line to keep it out of the willow tree. And everywhere it could get on the ground it was rooting. I cut some of the undergrowth but I really wasn't sure what I was doing so any advice is welcome and this was very welcome tutorial.
Unfortunately the coyotes are coming out earlier in the evening and later in the morning. They're prob trying to use that little pad in the day to bed down. We have a large patch of euphorbia and coyotes use it ev day around 7am to bed down.
You're a guy. The world is your urinal... Mark your territory in the same manner that canids & felids do... Really. It's fairly effective too. Gardeners frequently use coyote urine to deter deer, so why not use human urine to deter coyotes?
Don't know why people are so surprised to see coyotes, especially in California after all the fires and other outrageous weather disasters. It's not that unusual to see them in the suburbs along the shore of Connecticut.... have come across them myself.
I have a passion fruit plant in a pot, I live in zone 5 in southern Ontario. I put it outside in the summer and winter it in my house through the winter. Any care tips would be greatly appreciated!
We just planted two passion fruit against a chain link fence in our backyard to screen our neighbors unsightly yard. Looks like two of them should cover a 60 ft. fence rather handily based on your experience. We have lots of coyotes in our area as well, however we've never had one take up residence. Best of luck keeping him away from your chickens. He probably thought he was in bed and breakfast heaven with the sleeping quarters right next to a food source.
LOL. I am a Montana and Wyoming native who is thrilled that you found a coyote in your passion fruit tipi! Great job creating an environment for the native wildlife in your area. I know you need to protect your chickens and don’t want that little trickster riling up your hens, but take this presence as a big compliment.
You can always contact your local wildlife wardens via the city animal control office if Mr/s. Coyote shows back up. They are an excellent resource for deterrence tips and would know how to coyote-proof your chicken run. I grew up around the Salish-Kootenai Indigenous Nations in Montana; in our tradition Coyote is a trickster who’s more active in the winter. If things are hinky in your garden, you know who to blame! ❤
Glad your chickens are okay. My neighbor 2 doors down had an alligator in her yard today. I don't think I would run TOWARD the alligator if I saw it though.🤣
😂 Haha no gators for me thanks!
And those suckers are much faster than many people realize too. My dad grew up in Florida and used to help his native American friend hunt them occasionally, and they sometimes lost their bait because the gator moved faster than they could
Yes, please show how to build the tp using conduit. I've been wanting to build one that's stronger than using tall garden stakes.
Same
Same here! I’ve got some passion fruit sprouts going and would love to build a structure like this for them
Same here.
My main takeaway is that there is much less passion to be found in an overgrown tree
Goodness that passion fruit really did grow quickly! I would love an update on it about how it’s growing in 6months or so. I’m glad that your dogs and chickens are okay and you successfully scared the coyote away.
Coyotes are BOLD. We see them during the day turning over trash cans. All of the road and home construction is destroying their habitat.
So true same in my county in Georgia.
Oh gosh!
Not bold, they're desperate, and that's our fault.
It is unfortunately even worse for them now that they boomed during the pandemic :(
We've been bothered by coyotes two or three times now. They killed two geese and two peacocks and I had a camera up in the yard and I found that what they do is they'll dig a hole and bury their catch and then come back in 2 days and dig it up and eat it amazing. Their vicious and they're dangerous and they have a 50 mi radius and is nothing to be done to deter them away. Fences don't help because the coyote will jump a 6 foot fence like nothing with their catch in their mouth. That was a very nice passion fruit video. Thanks!
That’s so insane 😂 I can’t believe your instinct was to run at it instead of away!! Glad it worked out. Please teach us the teepee ways!
It is a very distinctive fox in the hen house sound 😱 made! putting some dog hair around the chooks and in the passion fruit teepee would help too.
Part of me feels kinda bad for the coyote, they must have felt so safe and comfy under the passion fruit. But also I’d hate if anything happened to your dogs or the chikkies. Hope that wild doggo found somewhere better to sleep at night, for themselves and for your neighborhood
It is unfortunate and I definitely share the sentiment, from my understanding they had a bit of population boom during the pandemic.
I feel bad because the only reason they encroach into human environments, is because humans have encroached, decimated and completely taken over most of their natural environment in the first place. Can't be too mad at them for being desperate.
@@jacquesinthegarden agreed! But let's be honest, who can blame that creature for finding the absolute best nap spot
I know! He must've come into Jacques' garden and thought, "Oh! This is so safe and inviting! I'm so warm here. And there's food nearby! This is my home now!" 😅😅😅😅 Poor things. Hopefully they make their way back to a forested, wild area where they can be free to live their little wild coyote lives ❤
He was probably snacking on passion fruit, too.
In fact Jacques, coyotes are diurnal, they tend to adapt to be a bit more nocturnal when they live in our neighborhoods but it will never change the fact that foxes and coyotes are best suited for day hunting.
Jacques, Don't underestimate that coyote. He is a creature of opportunity...He is going to keep coming by hoping that the chickens are available for him to snatch one.
Or try a starving poor animal who's habitat is getting destroyed for more overpopulation of greedy selfish humans to blame roaming animals who's instincts are to just survive.
Wild animals are as greedy and selfish as it is possible to be and if they can't find habitat they are by definition overpopulated. Welcome to nature, where everything is doing whatever it can to survive as comfortably as possible at the expense of everything else. Humans on the other hand are the only species that even has the capacity for empathy or the luxury to act on it
I was half listening and not actually watching due to a distraction, had to replay when I heard "Beyond finding a coyote is living inside in your passionfruit vine". WHAT?! HOW?! Now that I've replayed and seen it, it makes sense. That's awesome! Now I want to grow a passionfruit in the same way for my dingo-hybrid to use as a shady cool hide on hot days. He'd love something like that.
Omg that's actually super funny. "Pruning to prevent coyotes" 😅😅😅 there's so many other reasons but that's now my new favorite!!!❤❤❤
A nice entrant to the "how to get rid of a coyote and trim a passionfruit" video genre
I am trying to own that genre!
@@jacquesinthegarden Good luck. It's saturated on TH-cam, try a more specialized focus.
My favorite video so far! Passion fruit are my favorite and just got my own vine!
I want a passion fruit plant !!!!! I’m inspired 🎉
Thanks for the tips on pruning the passion fruit. I have several plants that have been growing for three years and they have absolutely gotten out of control. This happened once before, to include all the dry layers of vines underneath, and I cut it back completely to just about 18 inches from where the trunk comes out of the ground. It came back quickly and I had lots of passion fruit again in about 6 months.
Passion fruit is snake's habitat here. I've grown years ago, covered manggo tree with passion fruit vine😁. Less manggo, plenty passion fruits. Unfortunately, my family and neighbours afraid of snake, demanding we cut it away😢. They forbid me to plant it again.
We have a feral cat lair in our wild native passion fruit. Last year a coyote found them and ate 3 of them, plus my cat and my neighbor's cat. I hate putting kitties out of a home, but better that than letting more get eaten. I busted up the lair and mr coyote hasn't been back.
My parents had a two-story carport that their passionfruit vine climbed on. It is going on over 12 years now and the plant is still going. Maybe build it a large overhead trellis to climb on. It would make finding the fruit much easier as well and much easier to clean up. I love passionfruit flowers and fruit. So sad that it is too cold here. I think it is a beautiful plant.
It’s so interesting to see how tropical passion fruits grow. I’m used to growing the native passion fruit Passiflora incarnata (common name Maypops) which is a perennial that does back completely in the winter. You cut all the dead vines back in winter and remove them completely from the trellis and it regrows from the ground every year. The fruits are yellow inside and green outside and taste similar to tropical passion fruit. It’s popularly used for making homemade jellies here in the foraging community as it also grows wild. I’ve grown it in gardens in the past as the flowers are beautiful and great for pollinators and the edible fruit is a big bonus and one of the easiest native fruit to grow.
There are lots of dessert recipes for passion fruits in Brazil. My favorite is passion fruit mousse.
Here’s an easy recipe
3 big passion fruits
1 can of condensed milk
1 can equivalent of heavy cream (use the empty condensed milk can to measure)
Add the pulp of the passion fruit to a blender and blend lightly, strain the blended pulp and reserve.
In the blender, add condensed milk, heavy cream and passion fruit pulp and blend well.
Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
Here’s the link to the original recipe (it’s in Portuguese)
th-cam.com/users/shortsAZegyTM7Jdk?feature=share
Sounds delicious!
I always learn something new, thank you!
I had a coyote snatch one of my chickens the other night...neglected to lock up... never again! Was a good layer too. Yes , please do a video on the conduit teepee. Looks very strong to withstand that large vine. Im a sandiegan also, NC. Thanks for your videos
I am here in San Diego since you filmed this in December can passionfruit be trimmed heavily like that now in February.
It should be good to trim now as well! If its a first trim I would keep it to 50% max
Fun video. Thank you! Would love to see how to make the teepee.
We have seen one in my neighborhood in Los Angeles County.
Learning something new with every video, thank you
Please be careful Jacque, you have to be careful you can’t predict what a wild animal might do if it feels trap. Good thing your fur babies are on guard patrol.
I want to know how you made the teepee! Please share :)
I wish I could get my passionfruit to grow so large coyotes want to live in it! I mean I dont want to have a coyote living in it but I do want my passionfruit to get that big!
Yes on the teepee please! I’m trying to create a children’s garden and I want to make one as a “fort”.
Oh boy, I ran into two a couple wks ago in the daytime one was about 60 ft away from me, definitely checking before I walk out on the dark but it's mating season for them until March so they're extra crazy right now
We have lived in our house 8 years and last night had our 1st black bear!!
I bet that coyote really enjoyed itself in that cozy teepee!! 🏕️🐺
Pretty wild bro thanks for sharing
Coyotes aren't much bothered by anything. We see them all the time in Calgary, Alberta, as well as deer, bear, bobcats, skunks and all kinds of other wildlife. My brother had a porcupine on his back deck one night, helping itself to the dog's food.
Like some old saying. Observe your garden, prune the bushes so that the coyote won't make a nest there.
Damn, where I live the neighbour's cat in our garden is already a surprise, not that I would want a coyote around.
We follow you from Las Vegas !!! There are more coyotes here too and Yes please show how to do a teepee!!! Great videos !!!
I would love a guide on how to do the TP
Yes please, show how to build the passionfruit tee pee. Thanks you so much 😁👍🇦🇺
Wow Glad you
Noticed where the coyote made
A den
Damn lmao. I would have died if I was picking passion fruit and a coyote runs out ☠️ 😂
We had a coyote attack and dragged a toddler on camera near here in a suburb in Winter Park Florida back in December. Looking on Google maps, you wouldn't think there's an environment for them. Except for maybe a tiny botanical garden?
I would be interested in whether or not it's a good idea to grow passionfruit along a fence I have a 30 foot fence line along the sidewalk and have considered using it to grow fruiting Vines but I've also heard that undesirable rodents also enjoy having Vines to live in. I welcome your advice
Many people have great success growing along a fence! I have heard the same about rats/mice living in there but I haven't personally experienced that.
Wow that’s crazy, good thing it wasn’t a mama with kits that would have been a bigger issue to deal with
I thought you were going to find baby coyote 😮
Center US....that's a Kai Oat!
😮 I forgot you had chickens until you started talking!! It's scary! And at least here, animal control won't relocate wildlife until it attacks someone. Scary. Keep an eye on your pets!! 💜💜
Sometime your dogs makes friends with coyotes. Mine and one that come by will hang out.
We just had our first experience with a coyote. Something kept eating our broccoli, so we set a trap and caught a opossum. We took it to a nearby park in the city of Gardena, to release him and a coyote was in the parking lot. I know what he had for a late night snack.😮😮
show us how to build the trellis
Please show us how to build a teepee
Please do a teepee build!!
Time for a live trap and a long drive to the deep woods before there are babies. ;) BTW your passion fruit vines would look gorgeous trained horizontally between the cement block and the white fence that I see behind you. Then you could tame it to produce what you can eat and max out your pulp. You are going to have a lot of green material for your compost today! I've successfully used citrus peals beneath my windows to deter skunks and cats from making my life miserable at night time. Who knows maybe you could toss a few lemon peals in the den and see if it'll work for coyotes.
He said he's not going to compost it because any piece of the vine can root. I've heard it can be invasive where it isn't killed by Frost.
@@lyndelgado6138 I have only grown passion fruit in a cooler climate. Good to know
Yes definitely interested in a vid on how to make the teepee!
The kid in me would totally want to have played and even snatched some quiet naps in that teepee... but having to share with a cayote or other wild animal is scary!
I thought you were in quite an urban area. Have cayote always been a problem?
My passion fruit runs 40 ft or so along a chain link fence on the canyon’s edge. No den for the coyotes but I’ve had groups of 5 at my back fence on multiple occasions trying to figure out how they can get to my schnauzers. They’re mostly afraid of humans so they scatter as soon as I show up on the scene.
Well at least you have more composed and more food for the chickens
I was thinking their was coyote pups.
I dont blame him, I'd want to sleep in that garden too 😅
Yes, would be great 👍
Would love to see how to set up the tee pee structure
Were you away? Every time I go away wild animals go in my garden and have a ball...
Completely fence in your property to keep unwanted animals out.
Did the cyotie affect your egg supply?
Hard to tell as it was winter and production was low anyway
Like and comment for the humorous way you handled this! 🎉
I once grow passion fruit but it start to get some kind of caterpillars and I cut it.
Fortunately the Gulf Fritillary butterfly, the one that usually eats passion fruit vines, isn't too common here
Yes, it was full of it. I'm from Orlando, Florida. I'm always trying to grow in my small backyard, but the soil is not good at all.
You should check out David the good’s TH-cam channel and books, he has a lot of content specific to gardening in Florida.
Hi, I did. I read his books and I follow him in you tube. He is disappointed too about our poor soil as well. I being following his advice with not much success. But that doesn't take me out on keep in trying.
I know you said you used Tomato-Tone® for the Passion fruit, but what type of Fertilizer is best for Coyote? Are the heave Nitorgen Feeders, or more phosphate? #AskingForAFriend
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I am in illinois where this monster should not grow. The vine over winters….bears no fruit….it is a weed with no flowers. It was incorrectly marked or it was dropped bz a bird and I can’t get rid of it.
Plz show us the tee pee!! That is super dope!!!
It looks just like a fox.
I know I'm late, but I would like to see how you built your T-pee.
If it weren’t for the pets, coyotes could be welcome for rodent control.but eventually rats are gone and becomes uncomfortable for all parties in urban environments 😢
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Jacques face in the Thumbnail- 😒
I bet your coyote was going to have babies in that den you created for her. Hope she finds some food elsewhere especially rodents.
It's too bad the coyote could get to your chickens - hope your chickens are all OK! Coyotes are great at eliminating rodents - such as gophers and moles, so if you didn't have any domestic animals in danger, a coyote might be a good garden addition. But I thank you for not shooting it! Anthropocene.
Maybe if you leave some dog food in the coyote nest, it will leave your animals alone? If it have been sleeping in that area for this long without actually attacking the dog or chicken, it might just continue behave that way.
I am a fan of the population control the coyotes provide but I, much like you, would prefer they do not eat my chickens.
Yo this title is clickbait. "There's a coyote in my garden", spends 30secs talking about the coyote and 10mins about passion fruit. That's not how I know Jacques the Hermit. Put the damn passion fruit in the title dude. Cause I would have watched it sooner if I knew it also had PF in it.
As long as you have chickens and huffing places, a coyote will not leave unless you get rid of it permanently.
They are predators, and your chickens, along with their eggs, are the prey.
They are varmints, and they're sneaky and knows you have chickens, so it'snot going away.
I've personally seen what one can do to a chicken coop and baby lambs.
If you can't set a trap, and kill them, call Kevin.
Its been about a month now and thankfully I have seen no signs of its return since. Luckily my chickens are safe in their fully enclosed coop.
Love your content, but that's not a tipi/teepee. Teepees are a traditional form of housing used by various migratory Indigenous peoples. You have a conical trellis, not a teepee.
I could have been more clear here, I am referring to it as such for familiarity and I am in no way am I trying to draw a comparison.
why cant you just leave your passion fruit tree alone so the Coyote has a place to stay? we human have taken so much land for our own use.,. where else can wild life/Coyotes sleep at night? i would even make things even more cosy for them.,.
Yeah behind my house they live in places just like that tp in the creek but brother what the hell 😆
Aww scary but poor coyote looking for solace in your garden lol. Always love your videos and I’m glad your animals are safe❤
Hey, what about the winecap mushrooms? Weren't they planted under the teepee? Will they survive with more sun under the teepee now?
They were under there but haven't spawned in a while, they probably won't be able to take the extra sun unfortunately :( I could try to move some of the material somewhere else but I will likely just start a new bed elsewhere
Charles Dowding (No-Dig guru) would disagree with not composting passion fruit vines/leaves. He successfully composts “weeds” like bindweed which appears to similar to Bermuda grass. Ask Kevin!
I lived in San Diego for more than 50 yrs. (Now in Vermont)
Carolyn/Keep Laughin’ Cut Flowers AND Vermont Cat Lady
I had no idea that overgrowth of passion fruit can lead to coyotes...I'll need to double check my passion fruit tee-pee trellis this week.
😂😂😂 Its a growing problem for sure!
@@jacquesinthegarden What an atrocious pun. I like! 😉
I’d love to see a video on building the passion fruit support and more about passion fruits in general.
I’d like to see the teepee build. I need to build one this summer and I’d like it to not fall over 😂😂
I had my husband pee in the backyard. No more coyotes lol when we see another one he heads back out there 😂 we’re on 2 1/2 acres in SoCal ❤
I guess its time to start fertilizing my garden the natural way 😂
Organic pest control at its best. You can trace it all the way back to the source.
@@originalismisacrock166 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, more about passion fruit care and maintenance. My friend has one growing on a chain link fence. It's over 15 years old and I cut it at 20 feet along the fence line to keep it out of the willow tree. And everywhere it could get on the ground it was rooting. I cut some of the undergrowth but I really wasn't sure what I was doing so any advice is welcome and this was very welcome tutorial.
Unfortunately the coyotes are coming out earlier in the evening and later in the morning. They're prob trying to use that little pad in the day to bed down. We have a large patch of euphorbia and coyotes use it ev day around 7am to bed down.
You're a guy. The world is your urinal... Mark your territory in the same manner that canids & felids do... Really. It's fairly effective too. Gardeners frequently use coyote urine to deter deer, so why not use human urine to deter coyotes?
Don't know why people are so surprised to see coyotes, especially in California after all the fires and other outrageous weather disasters. It's not that unusual to see them in the suburbs along the shore of Connecticut.... have come across them myself.
What's the size of that teepee? I'm wondering if I should make one on my new house for my 2 daughters
The conduit pieces themselves are 10' long, with the shape we chose I believe the interior height comes in to about 8 feet.
I have a passion fruit plant in a pot, I live in zone 5 in southern Ontario. I put it outside in the summer and winter it in my house through the winter. Any care tips would be greatly appreciated!
Oh my
We just planted two passion fruit against a chain link fence in our backyard to screen our neighbors unsightly yard. Looks like two of them should cover a 60 ft. fence rather handily based on your experience. We have lots of coyotes in our area as well, however we've never had one take up residence. Best of luck keeping him away from your chickens. He probably thought he was in bed and breakfast heaven with the sleeping quarters right next to a food source.