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Guest	Posted: Tue, Jun 28 2011, 9:55 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Cyote Sightings wrote: There have been a number of Cyote sightings and some livestock damage caused by Cyotes in the past few weeks here in Cranbury. There was a sighting on Plainsboro road today June 26, 2011. Having had experience with these animals while living on Cape Cod residents will need to be very cautious with their cats and small dogs as they are prime targets for the cyotes. Pass the word to your neighbors. OH BOY!!! WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE? WILD TURKEYS!! GROUNDHOG DAY!! Bill Murray -- where are you when we need you..........................
Guest	Posted: Tue, Jun 28 2011, 9:19 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Does anyone know where on Cranbury Neck Road the two were spotted? I guess they can move around a lot.
Billy G	Posted: Tue, Jun 28 2011, 6:34 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Actually, there was a sighting of three bears over by the police station. Apparently they were filing a complaint about someone who broke into their home, sat in their chairs, ate their porridge and slept in their beds.
Guest	Posted: Mon, Jun 27 2011, 11:25 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog FYI---Actually there was a sighting of two Coyotes on Cranbury Neck road over a week ago. It appears that they are here but I haven't heard the typical night howling.
Guest	Posted: Mon, Jun 27 2011, 3:15 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Guest wrote: Cyote Sightings wrote: There have been a number of Cyote sightings and some livestock damage caused by Cyotes in the past few weeks here in Cranbury. There was a sighting on Plainsboro road today June 26, 2011. Having had experience with these animals while living on Cape Cod residents will need to be very cautious with their cats and small dogs as they are prime targets for the cyotes. Pass the word to your neighbors. This is a great post. I have not heard of this anywhere else. I am quick to point out the inane nature of many posts on this board. This on the other hand is timely information that cannot be found anywhere else. Thank you poster. I will keep my dog on a short leash. Maybe the bear will eat the coyote!
Guest	Posted: Mon, Jun 27 2011, 10:48 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Cyote Sightings wrote: There have been a number of Cyote sightings and some livestock damage caused by Cyotes in the past few weeks here in Cranbury. There was a sighting on Plainsboro road today June 26, 2011. Having had experience with these animals while living on Cape Cod residents will need to be very cautious with their cats and small dogs as they are prime targets for the cyotes. Pass the word to your neighbors. This is a great post. I have not heard of this anywhere else. I am quick to point out the inane nature of many posts on this board. This on the other hand is timely information that cannot be found anywhere else. Thank you poster. I will keep my dog on a short leash.
Guest	Posted: Mon, Jun 27 2011, 8:34 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Wow. Feel better now? Thanks for the info, original poster.
Guest	Posted: Sun, Jun 26 2011, 11:33 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog Cyote Sightings wrote: There have been a number of Cyote sightings and some livestock damage caused by Cyotes in the past few weeks here in Cranbury. There was a sighting on Plainsboro road today June 26, 2011. Having had experience with these animals while living on Cape Cod residents will need to be very cautious with their cats and small dogs as they are prime targets for the cyotes. Pass the word to your neighbors. better citing ..... coyote
Cyote Sightings	Posted: Sun, Jun 26 2011, 8:28 pm EDT    Post subject: Cranbury Cyote Sightings -Watch your Cat or Small Dog There have been a number of Cyote sightings and some livestock damage caused by Cyotes in the past few weeks here in Cranbury. There was a sighting on Plainsboro road today June 26, 2011. Having had experience with these animals while living on Cape Cod residents will need to be very cautious with their cats and small dogs as they are prime targets for the cyotes. Pass the word to your neighbors.