Basiljoe:

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naturefellow:
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MideMrPossible:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr85NFhuwJk

We are having this kind of attack second time this month and the pattern of the attack is exactly the same.

Due to farm invasion of our livestocks, we only allow them to graze at night and leave them till daybreak while we let them into their cage.

The first victim of this wild attack was Huda ram, he was sick and want missing, after about the third day, we found him with his head ripped off from the neck, likewise the second goat, brought in for mating about 12 days ago, felt sick, recovering, went to graze and the second day we met him this way.

We are currently working on installing perimeter net for the first part of the land we intend to use for livestock, that's about 3 acres, it separates the farm from the remaining land meant for crop plantation.

Which animal do you think is on the prowl?
Kindly suggest how to capture or kill this animal.

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Continue dey do mueh for there, until the animal come do mueh for your neck too...

KwaraRat:

Vegetarian cats?
Are you sire about this

Corrected. Omnivores* actually, but their diet consist mostly of fruits cos I've always known this. If at all they want some protein, they eat rodents (rats etc) and small reptiles like lizards.

They're small cats, not big enough to rip off a goat's head. There's a fox or another wild animal lurking around the farm.

Nukilia:


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Seems like a lone cat, most likely a leopard. Hyenas are never quiet, you ld know when they are around. And besides they are very clumsy eaters. That carcass seems like the delicate work of a cat. You need to herd your cattle together, that would give enhanced security and help them to alert you when they sense danger, then you need the assistance of hunters. They have mastered hunting, so outsourcing that might just be the best solution to your predator problems.

JoshB92:
I just asked my friend who's is good at detecting stuffs like this and he said it is the doing of "kolokolo" (in yoruba) I don't know the animal or its name in English, any interpreter will be appreciated

It looks like a cat, it's a wild cat that lives in the bush

Please find out the foot print of the animal if you can. From this someone can check to know what kind of animal is doing that.

Additionally, seek for the help of local hunters in your locality as soon as possible.

It could be a giant monitor lizard.

habsydiamond:
Ur farm must be close to a forest.. its a wild animal's doing. Wolf, hyena, fox and Co.

Abeg una get wolf for una village?

DavidEsq:

Abeg una get wolf for una village?

a no know now... when I no be hunter

You still ate the goat?? Na wa oo

There's a fox around that place. It's also known as kolokolo in Yoruba language.

The only animals I know that kill their prey without eating them are Fulani herdsmen.

clinician2x:
If you're in ogun state I'm suspecting afonja skullminers. Babalawo fit don talk say na head of goat go make them goat.

I pray one day you need a job or something more important and posts like you find you out. Stupid tribalist bastard allowed to thrive by Seun is shamefully allowing tribalism to thrive on nairaland.

JuanDeDios:

Oh, you don't see that in terms of me agreeing with the post I quoted? Notin do you.

He is someone who knows nothing but won't agree he doesn't. Probably a 25 year old or even younger.

VirileNelly2420:

I think cat family kill in dis manner...
Jaguar
Puma
Chetar
Leopard

Pumas are not found in Africa and if it is them then their hunting won't be limited to night alone.

MideMrPossible:


You might not be too far from the truth because something else just happened tonight, the process meats put inside netlike cage to dry on fire went missing, saw the cage with almost nothing inside and I rule out the possiblity of any serious wild animal other than cat, dog or stray dog who probably stay close to the house only to hunt when there is no human movement.

You are getting to the truth gradually. If I were you I will put more meat in the same location but this time poisoned.

oliverwrites:
I pray one day you need a job or something more important and posts like you find you out. Stupid tribalist bastard allowed to thrive by Seun is shamefully allowing tribalism to thrive on nairaland.

Dear stupid animal, when yoruba people call igbo similar names, show me ur reaction to that.

Capital idiot.

clinician2x:


Dear stupid animal, when yoruba people call igbo similar names, show me ur reaction to that.

Capital idiot.

I pray this shiit finds you out one day. I blame Seun for allowing tribalism on this forum.

oliverwrites:
I pray this shiit finds you out one day. I blame Seun for allowing tribalism on this forum.

I have just asked u a simple question.

oliverwrites:
You are getting to the truth gradually. If I were you I will put more meat in the same location but this time poisoned.

Exactly what I did, I will vlog on it and post update. Thanks mate for the inputs

The animals were sick and not completely eaten. It looks like the work of a singular vulture/ bird of prey.

MideMrPossible:


You might not be too far from the truth because something else just happened tonight, the process meats put inside netlike cage to dry on fire went missing, saw the cage with almost nothing inside and I rule out the possiblity of any serious wild animal other than cat, dog or stray dog who probably stay close to the house only to hunt when there is no human movement.

Set a trap ASAP!

Tell the local hunters in the village about the incidence and seek their advice.....

or better still design a trap with bait and the killer animal will be caught.

sharpwriter:

Set a trap ASAP!

We had a bloated goat days ago which later died, I got rat poison and make a feast, the bastard ate and the whole area is currently smelling.

MideMrPossible:


We had a bloated goat days ago which later died, I got rat poison and make a feast, the bastard ate and the whole area is currently smelling.

Fantastic, have you now gotten the bastard? If yes, which kain animal hin be?

MideMrPossible:


We had a bloated goat days ago which later died, I got rat poison and make a feast, the bastard ate and the whole area is currently smelling.

please, show us the animal if you ever find it's corpse.

MideMrPossible:


We had a bloated goat days ago which later died, I got rat poison and make a feast, the bastard ate and the whole area is currently smelling.

But have you found the animal's dead body?

Syphax:

But have you found the animal's dead body?

I wouldn't waste my energy on it because we are powerfully advancing the project and I'm all by myself to supervise and support where necessary, expending energy looking it is a luxury I can't afford.

greenermodels:
stop letting out the goats at night, leopards are nocturnal animals, they hide and rest during the day and hunt at night, all cats are also good at jumping and climbing.

So we have leopards in Nigeria? I never knew. I thought it was just lions, jaguars, and cheetahs we have in naija.

ASAPFERG1:
Install solar powered electric fencing and CCTV[b] sharply[/b]..

Do you know how much that will cost him?