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Could anyone help in this regard?

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We have a serious problem here in Napier at the moment.

A friend lost 28 sheep last week - they were attacked in their field and although most were still alive - they all had to be slaughtered after their faces were literally ripped off.
We all suspected a pack of dogs ......and soon two dogs were suggested to be the culprits - however they had no signs of blood on them and there's technically no proof.

Two days afterwards a sick cow that was being treated and was lying down - was killed - same way - whole nose ripped off.......

Another smallholding lost 3 sheep another day later - same damage to the sheep...and then another cow taken out.

This morning - another farmer lost a whole los of sheep on the Elim road - approximately 8 km from Napier - same damage.

In all of these cases there was no damage to the legs or area's of the sheep that would suggest a canine attack.... the scale of the bloodlust killings does not seem to indicate that it's a major predator - as no carcasses were dragged away or fed upon....

SPCA and local municipality people are at a loss........someone suggested that years ago - in Northern Province near Kruger, a rogue Hyena killed a whole lot of sheep in a similar way - over 100 in 3 days....but the animal was found and disposed of.

So.......... any suggestions....? Leopard...?

What's of concern is the huge area being covered between different farms/small holdings........and the "predator" is not returning or staying in the same area to finish off the rest of the flock...?

We have photos taken of the predation before the animals were slaughtered to put them out of their misery - but will not deem it suitable to post them here...(very gruesome) .......but can email/whatsapp if there's anyone that could perhaps assist?

"We had a couple of cases here in Addo area where the people used dogs for sport hunting. The dogs would first go for the snout and rip it apart.
About 6 dogs were shot on the one farm. Local tavern owners transport the dogs to the veld and place bets on whos dogs would get the most animals
I would say a dog or dogs."

Gruesome pics

Please note, I do not know the owners or the people asking for advice, I just thought that maybe someone on this forum could offer some help/advice.

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"My 5 cents, dogs that were trained but are now running loose.

The training is simple, the dogs are rewarded after a hunt with the animals head, therefore they automatically go for the head, they do not go for the body and therefore do not damage the valuable meat, but they seem to be running wild?

Bigfoot wrote:

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"We had a couple of cases here in Addo area where the people used dogs for sport hunting. The dogs would first go for the snout and rip it apart.
About 6 dogs were shot on the one farm. Local tavern owners transport the dogs to the veld and place bets on whos dogs would get the most animals
I would say a dog or dogs."

Bigfoot , you stay in Addo?

Hoe groot is die spoor in die foto?

Verskeie lede van ons familie boer (of het geboer) en hulle soortgelyke skade gehad weens hiena's of honde.

Dit moet redelike groot honde wees om so n hap op n skaap of bees te kan vat.

Maak n lam vas onder n bos en sit hom voor, of vlieg in die aand met n hommeltuig.

Lyk soos n hond se spoor daai, sou help as hulle iets vir scale daar gesit het

sit maar gifpille uit

dis iets dragtig wat agter kraakbeen aan is?????

Bruin hiena? Sy kake is sterk genoeg om sulke skade aan te rig.

Ek sou raai en se bruin hyena en nie honde nie. As dit meer as een hond was sou ek dink die hakskene ook bytmerke gewys het. By ons het bruin hyena 'n bees so 'n groot merk of hap gebyt maar agter na die eier se kant toe. Ons het ook honde vermoed tot ons die bruin hyena opgemerk het by die beeste.

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Please note, I do not know the owners or the people asking for advice, I just thought that maybe someone on this forum could offer some help/advice.

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"My 5 cents, dogs that were trained but are now running loose.

The training is simple, the dogs are rewarded after a hunt with the animals head, therefore they automatically go for the head, they do not go for the body and therefore do not damage the valuable meat, but they seem to be running wild?

Ek dink ook dit kan daai rondloper honde wees. Glo mens sal maklik kan vas stel, klink of die booswigte reeds weet daar is maklik prooi

Die foto is afgeneem in ons omgewing. 11 honde met drie makkers wat saam hulle beweeg//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180817/4bc1e4761c1fa7b52fad8fe1727a747d.jpg

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as dit in namakwaland was het ek gese dit is n ratel. hier by ons maak die ratel so.

Ek weet definitief van gevalle in die Strandveld waar ratels skape se gesigte kaal gevreet het nadat hulle gevang was. Almal het gedink dis n kat totdat die ratel gevang is.

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Bigfoot wrote:

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Please note, I do not know the owners or the people asking for advice, I just thought that maybe someone on this forum could offer some help/advice.

Last reply on the thread -


"My 5 cents, dogs that were trained but are now running loose.

The training is simple, the dogs are rewarded after a hunt with the animals head, therefore they automatically go for the head, they do not go for the body and therefore do not damage the valuable meat, but they seem to be running wild?

Ek dink ook dit kan daai rondloper honde wees. Glo mens sal maklik kan vas stel, klink of die booswigte reeds weet daar is maklik prooi

Die foto is afgeneem in ons omgewing. 11 honde met drie makkers wat saam hulle beweeg//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180817/4bc1e4761c1fa7b52fad8fe1727a747d.jpg

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Daai klomp drekke kort 55gr Ballistic tips

Meeste honde se spore is meer langwerpig, en die agterste kussing nie so groot invergelyk met die tone. Kan bruin Hyena wees, agter voet is baie kleiner as die voor voet, en agter voet draai uit.

Bluetick en daai sort honde se spore lyk ook amper so.

Hier is nou al genoem
Luiperd
Haiena
Bruin Haiena
Hond
Ratel
Kat????
Is die skuldige toe al opgespoor.??

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