“We have bittersweet news that our beloved Pancho has officially retired from his guard-llama duties and is now living on another farm outside of CPP,” CPP wrote in the caption of the post. According to Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture Dean Ethan Orr, coyotes killed 18 sheep over the course of two weekends, which is what Pancho was supposed to prevent. “Pancho wasn’t scaring the coyotes,” Orr said. “And Pancho was frankly getting very old.”The Instagram post noted there were no plans to replace Pancho, but Orr said that’s wrong. Orr said they want to create a visually appealing animal ballot, where students feel like CPP is a cool place to be.