I have never seen a donkey, llama, mule or guard dog that could run down a healthy coyote. Greyhounds can and foxhounds of various breeds is all I have seen run down coyotes. It may take the hounds an hour to over half a day to do so. Greyhounds run by sight so have to run coyotes in open country of cultivated fields.
Adios,
Gary

I like the idea of organized hunts. I know several people who would love to come down and hunt them. Especially during local coyote hunting contest. I know snares are effective, but I've never been a big fan of them. But I've spent many hunts with a couple of good mouth calls and being able to call them in is such a thrill. Lot's of people who want to use their night vision, thermal optics nowadays too.

I run 4 Jenny donkeys with my calves and haven't lost one yet. Haven't seen a coyote in my cattle pasture in quite awhile. They also try to kick my German Shepherd through the fence. I did find a dead coyote in my pasture after I got the Jenny's, didn't see them kill it but it wasn't shot for what it's worth.

There is also a high fenced black buck operation just around the corner from me and he runs Jenny's with his.

Our neighbor had 2 donkeys. They will also chase deer away. I've seen it a few times. Snares are more efficient.

This is number 4 this year with snares. I have had guard dogs, donkeys and llamas and the only sure fire way to get rid of them is snares.