Lock livestock in secure, well-lit enclosures ("kraals") at night to protect them from nocturnal hunters.
Use livestock guardian dogs, donkeys, or llamas, which are highly effective at warning people of approaching predators.
This guide summarizes practices for peaceful coexistence, based on resources from organizations like the Living with Wildlife Foundation, NZ Landcare Trust, and Cheetah Conservation Initiative. Living With a Predator.pdf
Utilize Practical Electric Fencing to create barriers that deter bears, wolves, and other large predators.
Move pregnant animals to more secure, closer-to-home pastures during high-risk seasons. 4. Deterrence and Fencing Tools Lock livestock in secure, well-lit enclosures ("kraals") at
Identify if predators are hunting at night, targeting specific livestock types, or using specific entry points on farmland. 3. Proactive Livestock Management
Install motion-activated lights or sound-based alarms (e.g., fladry ) to deter predators from entering human-active areas. 5. Community-Based Action Utilize Practical Electric Fencing to create barriers that
Ensure gates are the same height as the fence, fit tightly, and include wire net aprons to prevent burrowing.