16 Epic Coyote Hunts 4K Kill Shots!!! 

Yes, this is why it's one of my favorite channels.

Couldn’t agree more

I guess the way the coyotes kill their prey is humane.

@@ElCid70 the coyotes are not humane bro, what are you talking? xd

Coyotes hunt to live, but cowardly savages hunt because they enjoy killing. Cowardly savages = those who flee into caves if they don't have guns

You're a menace and a savage. Shooting these creatures for fun just shows that you are not a tru hunter.

I totally argree

​@RyanG-tg9nq if you were a "true hunter" you'd know how bad these are for the ecosystem

@@RyanG-tg9nqThey’re pest and bad for the environment. In Oklahoma you can kill them anythime. 😂

As a pet owner, you are responsible for keeping your pet from getting killed by coyotes. If you let your pet run around outside, that's a risk you are clearly willing to take; don't blame the coyote if it kills your cat or dog. Another reminder: if you have a cat or a dog, those are both non-native, invasive species that disrupt the ecosystems and kill native wildlife. Coyotes aren't a menace; your at-large pet is (and I say this as a responsible cat owner who keeps mine inside, where he's safe from coyotes and cars, and birds/small mammals are safe from him). Who are you going to blame if your pet gets hit by a car? Certainly not yourself...🙄.

What if the coyote comes from behind the shooter and attacks the shooter?

100% your fault for allowing an invasive pest to slaughter native wildlife.

What if the coyote comes from behind the shooter and attacks the shooter?

What if the coyote comes from behind the shooter and attacks the shooter?

Call it the St. PETERS DOORBELL....

This is my coyote, there are many like it but this one is mine

I only wish i could shoot this good .

Asked the same question a while back. They don't seem to want to disclose that info, go figure.

@@uncafunky1 What if the coyote comes from behind the shooter and attacks the shooter?

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the video from Kendall Gray? yeah man same here it was really sad #justiceforjoey

Unfortunately coyotes reproduce at an incredibly rapid rate. Theoretically they have 1 litter per year, up to 6 per litter ... but somehow the size of the litter is determined by hunting pressure. I'll be honest, I'm not sure what exactly that means but IMO the only good coyote is a dead one.

Coyote factory ran by Vegans 😂

Coyotes aren't dogs. Dogs are human bred mutants that are not natural nor are from God. Let's just be clear here.

What if the coyote comes from behind the shooter and attacks the shooter?

Your dogs are more worth than a coyote? Why?

@@kalo6062 because the coyote kills pet animals and dogs are your companions

@@cipro3596 Oh, it‘s just a kind of revenge! Another thing, which only humans are capable of.

@@kalo6062it’s protecting your pets and or livestock. Do you call someone to kill the rats in your home or do you let them roam around spreading disease likely to kill your pets? Your move

​@@cipro3596Dogs and cats are objectively invasive pests, not companions.

Looks pretty deadly whatever it is. I want the recipe

"They", are 2 badass brothers from a small town in rural Texas. When they were just youngsters, they came across a coyote attacking their dog. The boys were much too young to do much else, so they threw the largest rocks that they could lift. They hit it in the face, badly wounding the coyote's eye. It let out a blood-curdling scream, and then wisely retreated. Their dog was wounded, but would survive. As the coyote ran off, it turned back and gave the boys a terrifying stair that seemed to last for hours. They didn't know it at the time, but it was a look that the boys would never forget. Later that week, while the family was relaxing in the yard, a large pack of rogue coyotes ambushed and surrounded them! Their father knew that there was no way he could make it inside the house to get his gun. They were equally terrified as they were helpless. The coyotes just kept circling them, tormenting them for some reason...like they were waiting for something. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, a one eyed coyote appeared. Once again, it stared at the boys, peering in to their souls. Then instantly, without warning or provication...the coyotes all attacked at once. They viciously tore apart their parents, and their two sisters...all right in front of their eyes. Then, they all vanished, leaving the young boys physically unharmed. But the emotional damage... can not be put in to words... Fortunately, their grandparents took them in. Their grandfather, who was an ex marine sniper, special forces, taught the boys everything he knew. Driven by pure rage and extreme determination, the boys trained for many years, anxiously waiting for the time when they could finally avenge the death of their family. And THAT... my friends...is what you are witnessing here.

That's because you only read the synopsis. The full story would have been much better, and hopefully slightly more original. You see, the boys and their siblings never got to meet their grandparents, but they never knew why. As it turns out, the grandfather had been training those coyotes for years...waiting for the right time to have them execute his own son and his family. You see, when their father was just a boy, his father(their grandfather) tried to train HIM to follow in his footsteps. He was grooming him to be a world class, and one of a kind...assassin. Their grandfather wasn't just any old, run-of-the-mill, dime store assassin. He was the assassin that only took the jobs that no other assassin would touch. Specializing in pregnant women, children with disabilities...puppies cuddled up with kittens. Stuff like that. Their father refused, and in turn, he disowned his own father for good! The boys first met their grandparents only after their family died. Their grandfather knew that he could harness the rage and anger that was forever burning inside the boys, and redirect it in order to insure that his legacy would live on. And it worked. The boys went on to become the most ruthless, but flawlessly professional and skilled assassins to ever walk the earth. They kill coyotes for practice, keeping their skills sharp between jobs. Plus, for obvious reasons...they just really enjoy blowing the eyeballs out of coyotes 🤷. They post videos of them practicing, which gives them a large enough revenue stream to explain where all their money comes from. They are smart enough to know that they wouldn't be AS BELOVED as they are right now, if they were to tell people that THEY were to ones who shot that retarded kid and his 3 cats...ya know? The second book is even better tho! The boys eventually find out what their grandfather did, and it starts an all-out war!!! Old school veteran assassin VS the protege duo! Seriously, if you like LOTS of dead women and small harmless furry creatures...then you would be glued to those pages just as I was.

Protecting livestock that’s what they are doing and its why they are doing it

If your going to be racist about it, if you really believe in it I meant to say, then why don't you stop using things invented and made by anglo saxons?

If you can't see it what is there to be afraid of?

Coyotes are killed to protect livestock

Because each of those coyotes will wreak absolute havoc on livestock and any pet smaller than them. They’re the most relentless predators. They’re each running to what they think is a small animal in distress and what they will do to it is rough to see.

because they kill most pet animals like your favorite

their population are also kinda exploding

Coyotes cause more game problems than wolves. You’ll actually have better medium size game populations with wolves than coyotes because a pack of 6 wolves will take the place of 40 coyotes. The problem with wolf reintroductions in the US is that once populations meet objectives animal rights lobbies keep management from being turned over to the state. Also it’s very easy to eradicate wolves if need be almost impossible to do that with coyotes.

The wolves are generally underpopulated, certain areas have hit capacity, the coyotes are generally over populated pretty much everywhere. It's an apples to oranges comparison.

Overpopulation

Livestock protection

Because lazy farmers are incapable of implementing preventative measures to protect livestock and coexist with native wildlife. Can anyone respond without name calling or ad hominem attacks.

They're a pest, they're killing farm animals lmao

@@Mohamad-mi2ti ah , sorry we dont have them in france

Eh, just scary in a different way than animals are.

These guys only hunt on their ranch. Their ranch is pretty big which makes it look like it’s in different locations