512 Rats in ONE Shed! 

Boss is the best. 4 rats in 14 secods....

Did you ever see old videos of sherni?

Buttercup the GOAT

21:03 hehe shes a sharp observant one

Eveything I wanted to say.

That's why he's called Boss. Absolute veteran.

I think all the dogs use their bodies based on their size. Boss is a big dog = Slow, lumbering, longer stride I'd bet Boss is fully aware of his own size, and if he has to chase, he's got the stride to do so.

Lmaoo

My guess is Bosses name was something like blacky till they saw his rat numbers stacking up. He kills them fast too

They’re are like different characters Intelligence Strength Endurance Speed

Say less

You will die don’t do that

i dint remeder what the chalnfe was but am drenk slksjosVVlnasflbdsf bjjh SDDj j

That would kill you😂

Gypsy has no chill 😭

Gotta love that Gypsy 😂

and then you hear a loud whack when the pickaxe breaks the boards and get pulled out

Damn your imagin . Want to become a rat like that ? You got it , you crazy Monke

Omg look so scary of these rats ,you can believe that my country they will be bbq these rat and eat .

@@cellwithinacellThey absolutely love it. They all scatter for any rat that comes out, they all want to be the one to catch it.

Envious* Just helping you know the difference. Jealous is the fear of losing something, envious is wishing you had what someone else has.

You can tell by their tails they love what they're doing.

​@@MegaPepsimaxwould "I'm jealous of people that lose their life savings to gambling" be appropriate usage?

A life like this for a dog is rare. These dogs are truly some of the luckiest creatures alive

He is a big dog

Wolves don't really hunt rodents. Foxes do that. And yes, some dogs were bred to also hunt rats. Our Staffordshire terrier didn't need to be taught how to catch and kill rats, but definitely needs lessons not to eat them.

just another day grinding rattata with a party of poochyena... pokemon is looking more realistic!

Totally agree! Chuck, outstanding job filming, thank you!

@@RICDirector 👍👍🖖

I put the cameraman to catch rats, I bet they will finished cleaning up 3 times faster.

@@notfabiantapia8942 LOL

Yes very easy thing to take for granted but without him these videos literally wouldn't be possible

I'm a senior woman and ended up watching most of the video, thought to myself why?? Lol, first I hate these vermin and it's very damaging to a farm but also the dogs are just so brillant and happy. I don't know how they tolerated that fine dust but didn't seem to bother them one bit.

I feel the same dude 😂, I think it's satisfying tbh.

Me too lol

What minks?

Alr Morgan, would u also enjoy being bitten by a huge dog and suffer a rather slow death?

thought the same thing.. without his quick reflexes these videos would be somewhat boring.. but he captures 99% of the kills

We might need a dog GoPro cam 😂

Absolutly

Cameraman never dies

Y the dog can’t eat the rat

It's full of junk, perfect for rats.

u can tell them rats been there for more then 10 years i wonder how many generations are there that get killed

Its actaully criminal how trashed that shed is they might as well demolish it after this

@@sven1966 pretty sure they got the owners permission to break the floorboards beforehand

@@WH40KHero no i mean before they where there like how the owners left it

Im an big in 2 years 😊❤😊

and clean to no chems or traps to worry about afterwards✊

@@raven4k998 exsactly

@@darkhorse5932

I've yet to meet a rat who can outsmart sharp teeth

And nature rules!!!❤

He literally just acts like its his office job and its just meh

@@ratskullz_x That's why they call him boss lol He shows all the other Doggo's how its done.

Classic Boss-man!

cuz their windups take ten years

That's the lurcher way

in the first 5 min atleast 10 times fr

gypsy did too around 20:00

lol

Boss is a machine

There's a reason he's called the boss you know 😂 , all about maximum efficiency and company output 😂

thats a good boy? killing is good?

Probably have to have regular checks for infections, likely make sure their vaccinations are up to date as well, to avoid rabbies and other diseases. Wouldn't be surprised if it's expensive.

surprised none of the dogs hurt themselves on nails or other sharp objects.

I was thinking the same thing. You would think they would clear the shed out before they let them in for the dogs safety.

Cleaning out the shed more would mean the rats would be flying all over, escaping, if no dogs were there to catch them. Having a person to pull out planks and stack them up on something outside (off the ground, to keep the escaping rats from hiding in the stack) would be helpful, if you could fit another guy in the shed.

@@kellyspann9845if they did that, all of the mouse will fled.

Have been showing him to friends and coworkers for a few years. It’s been such a fascinating and beautiful experience to have discovered this channel and will happily watch, even long after the Minkenry Family has moved on.

Wow, thanks!

Agreed, I love his family dynamic too, he is a good dad

@@seabassmcbigfat I have also been recommending Joseph's channel to many. Him, his Mink and his dogs are really making a difference in this world. :)

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan please could you team up with Shawn woods from mousetrap Monday (plus the twin home experts)…that would be epic!

That is wholesome af

I see one dog limping in there. Its certainly is risky for dogs.

@@Vancedmethere walking all over nails wood etc stop being a Karen

@@Vancedme dont care

@@Vancedme A few scratches and bruises are inevitable, when working hard in a rough environment, whether you're human or dog. These dogs probably have better medical care than most of us, are up on their vaccines, get "paid sick leave" whenever they're under the weather, get plenty of exercise and healthy food, and have an owner that spends many hours a day watching them and will notice any issues. Not least, they love their job so much that every day is a trip to Disneyland. I'd say they're probably healthier and happier than 99% of dogs that have never gotten a single scratch or bruise.

Legend

What about daisy

damn you have a very good eye and memory

we cant see the ones getting scooped up outside the shed.

@@butter20041 lol I'm taking tally

Agreed! More of these long videos! I know so many barns etc that could use natural pest control!

Okay I'm not the only one that's eating while watching this 😅

Yep, it is a hard task for dog to do so

@@sinchrotron She's like, Can't I just keep it awhile, and lick on it? Lol..Poor dogs gotta give up their prey. He should give them treats off and on for doing such a great job. They work their butts off!

@@kellycarver2500 they do reward them plenty, it’s not like their prey is necessary for their survival

This is probably the hardest part for any type of hunting dog. It's really hard for any lab I've ever had to want to give up the bird even when they're great at fetch they really just naturally want to keep the bird. Some with coon dogs I've never personally trained any but have been on a lot of raccoon hunts breaking in New dogs. It's really intense for them and if they get ahold of it they don't want to give it up

I love it good job

It is what lurchers do . Clean and incredibly fast kill

I see you've never been to New York before. XD

What do they eat I wonder to support such a population?

@@stedmanwheless5372 - I think a colony of this size and density was largely cannibalistic where in the newborn baby rats are the main food source.

@@claymac7895 or the food on the farm, like the livestock feed, or produced vegetables by the farm, or even things like corn.

Ever heard of wharf rats?

many of them were allready dead.

@@StrayFire if they were already dead the other rats would have ate them

@@Bruce6001 excuse me if I missed something in the video, but when I was clicking through it, there were many scenes where they pulled dead rats out of the ground.

@@StrayFire the small dog was under the floor killing them

And very large, very healthy looking rats to boot.

Like a secret camera in doggy goggles

Everyone can see they litterally live for this ! 😀👍

Yes you are correct, some of the dogs were bread just for rodents control but boss is a rabbit hunting bread

bread🍞

Bread 🍞

🍞

*bred

noob

@@joakimp2711 bro, what?

Honestly gypsy is a loose cannon and I love it hahaha needs to learn not to take kills from the others and focus more and she’d be a solid sharp shooter for sure!!

She’s a thief though 😂

What typa animal lover even clicks a video like this lmaooooooooo yall do it to urselves

right with you!! i try to at least understand the little screams also double as the rats being extremely pissed and it kind of gives me comfort knowing this is for the health of the environment, but maybe that's just coping lol. death is hard. it is very uncomfortable, you're seen and it's a valid feeling!

do you like those squeaks when they eating your bread. or dropping terds on your stove

Also same here. It is painful knowing that these creatures have no conception that where they're inhabiting is going to seal their fate. And to think that they will die in a rather painful, if quick, way is hard to watch.

@donm.theefdmgboogieman2266 this is a fair point, still being upset about death is also valid. You can come to accept the factor of death without detaching yourself the empathy that comes with it.

from what i know schnauzers are bred for rats

Boss is so cool!

Ok

That's why he's the boss.

Truly the bestest boy. A good big brother if you will

I love those crunches. Boss knows what he's doing!!

He decided he earned this kill😂😂

I'm glad they stopped him tho, he might have caught something otherwise

Ive been watching this channel for around 3 years and he's been going at it for around 7-8 years and he's never talked about the dogs getting sick. He's also mentioned that the rats in his area doesnt carry the diceases that people are most worried about in the US. I mostly watch the ratting videos, but Ive watched some training videos and his training and care leads me to believe that those dogs get the utmost vet care in the world 🥰 He gives the dogs breaks and water when its sunny and hot, and breaks for Bindi the puppy, and even brought one of the dogs older puppies to one of the locations so the dog could take a break and feed the puppies in between the vicious murdering lol When he got Bindi he met all the puppies and tested them in the forest to see which one would have the best adapting abilities for hunting. He even trained an argus monitor to hunt mice, but gave it away because he didnt have the time or space for it and was worried for its health when it started hurting its tail turning around in an enclosure that was too small. There's a toooooon of small details about Joe that I love about him and how he loves and respects his animals and the animals he hunts and if you were to look around, Im sure you'd find a video of him detailing vet care

As a vet student, no wonder, you'll get clients like the lazy owners' dogs on the video. They got hurt

@@pochola4550 lol no they did not 😂 what are you even talking about ?

​@@pochola4550 lazy? 🤨 also tons of dog breeds were bred for hunting. they're made for doing this work.

@@skinfully not complaining about it. I am complaining about the owners not making what they can to make the dog's work environment safer.

I love your channel pal. Keep it up

Eh, Gypsy is constantly trying to steal the other dogs kills and not staying on the hunt. Has to be corrected again and again. Otherwise yes near perfect

@@Harkness78 Haha! Fair. That's just a Gypsy thing that one expects. She single handedly killed probably more rats than any other dog that day though, so her stealing tendencies were easy to overlook. 😁

@@chucklearnslithics3751 True, that tear she goes on under the floorboards is very impressive. Who needs a Ferret when you have a dog that determined and small!

Amazing hard working dogs really enjoyed this one, they all worked so well as a team, but must do a shout out to Gypsy, Laya, Leroy, not forgetting Bindi and Boss dog. Let’s not forget the supporting human😂🤣😂 who also worked hard as well.

Boss's nickname is "The Beast," lol :)

@@btsxanime81 i thought it as captain crunch

He is definitely the fastest, most efficient and coldest in demeanor. He’s like a black mamba.

Lurcher operate that way and are amazing to watch. They are also highly intelligent. They were originally bred as poachers dogs

Imagine a world where you are paid for recycling. All materials that are bought/transported are in some way recycled. You get a tax break for planting trees, how much you recycle, and how sustainably you live. It might actually benefit people (most importantly farmers, and land owners) , expand parks, protected forests and natural landscape. Radical. Even more wild, what about cities with green space, vertical and roof top gardens. Apiaries, arboretums, fountains, ponds, cultivated gardens, community gardens etc. more people could live in the city, and would want to if they were nicer to live in.

The used tire business is mostly for tires that can be re sold and used again these tire aren’t worth any money they aren’t useable on a vehicle again

@@erikrobles5727tires are usable for more than cars once they are worn out…

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And also how do they never step on a nail (did y’all see all those near end when pulling boards up wow)?!

I bet the blokes check out the area first too sum degree ?

They’re trained to do this. They’re strong as hell

Dogs perceive time different then humans.

@@harryheck3441 нет. просто они обучены для такой работы. и делают это постоянно. люди тоже могут очень быстро реагировать в опасной ситуации

I would tend to agree but, this is more fun to watch lol

Yeah but imagine 500+ rats flying through the air like debris, spinning and tumbling as they go

Lol 😂