Just Scentsational RS-16 Coyote Urine for Gardens, Hunters, and Trappers, 16 oz

Aside from the usual jokes about how do they harvest this stuff, I had to open the bottle to pour because the sprayer did not work. When I poured some where I thought the critters were coming in the back yard I almost lost my cookies !!! The scent was still with me when I went back in the house. I'm going to haveto find out what the problem was with the spray mechanism. I can't imagine small animals like a rabbit or skunk not being deterred from paying attention to this scent.

Strong odor not only keeps rodents away but it keeps me away too 😂

The only reason I purchased this was to deter the many neighborhood cats from using my yard as their own personal litter box. I don't mind seeing opossums, raccoons, rabbits, etc., but they weren't deterred either. I have 24/7 security cameras surrounding my property so I see pretty much everything that comes through. One cat peed in my flower bed right on top of where I had used this product just hours before and another rolled around on the pavement and took an hour long siesta during the night almost on top of where I had put it at the foot of my driveway. Another thing I thought was odd is that there is only a slight ammonia smell to this product. I realize cats have a better sense of smell than humans but they didn't even linger over the places I had put it, showed absolutely no interest. Very disappointed and I truly wonder if this product even contains actual coyote urine.

I purchased this because a family of raccoons has taken up residence in the crawl space under our home. I have tried all the remedies suggested on the internet - bleach, moth balls, cider vinegar with hot sauce (I used Ghost Pepper sauce), smoke bombs and sonic devices - but nothing worked, so as a last resort, I tried coyote urine. When the pee arrived, we followed suggestions: spread it haphazardly, using small plastic bottles with cotton balls soaked with the pee. When we checked the following morning, not only were the raccoons unaffected by the smell, one of them actually took one of the medicine bottles apart and pulled out the cotton. This happened 2 nights in a row.

Honestly, the smell is outrageous and I struggle with that, BUT it works super well. I got this to spray on my hostas around my house because our neighborhood bunnies think they're a tasty treat. Not anymore :) Within a few days my plants perked back up and are good as new again. Reapply after it rains, otherwise they will be back. The only downfall was that the cap wasn't tightly secured in the packaging. It was wrapped in a plastic bag, which was appreciated, but the urine leaked out and was not fun to clean up.

So we had a raccoon take up residence in our crawl space last year. She tore up one of the wire entrance covers and took over. We think she planned to have her babies in there. We called a professional and it cost us BIG BUCKS to have them inspect the crawl space (making sure no babies were there) then they put “predator”scent on cotton balls and threw them inside… then they filled the entrances with packing paper, so they could see if they were disturbed and waited a couple of weeks. Our security camera picked up on her coming back in the middle of the night, and you could see she was alerted when she got to the entrance. She got up on her back legs and started looking around….(she had been just moseying in and out when she would come & go). Eventually she did go into the crawl space but within a minute or so she FLEW out of the crawl space and we never saw her again. They came back out and repaired the entrance and things were fine… until this year, another one was caught on camera in our back yard with intent. We could see there was no break in the wiring and no sounds coming from under the house so we bought this and sprayed near all the entrance points to the crawl. If she ever came back, it was out of camera view, and there has been no activity. Coincidence or the spray? I can’t say for sure, but it was worth the purchase.

Ordered because of the sprayer

This stuff has a god awful smell but seems to repel animals. We have been using to chase foxes and groundhogs. They had built an underground network in back part of property under downed tree, a shed and along a fence. Coyote urine used as part of a "pressure" program which included smoke bombs into holes. After 2 treatments a week over 4-5 weeks and blocking most of holes with concrete on screening, both the foxes & groundhogs are mostly staying away. Just continuing now to treat the area and perimeter with coyote urine. It definitely works but need to reapply every 10 days or immediately after rain storms.