Air Rifle Coyotes, My Dirty Trick Works, Silent, Invisible, Lethal 

In Oklahoma we shot On Site! Some people would hang the carcass on their fences to scare the other ones away! I lost 2 Bassett pups a goat and probably 3 or 4 barn cats and 2 dozen Guinea hens to them unti I reacted and went on a hunt wiping out as much of a pack as I could! They never came back.

I just bought this alarm system. Its great !!!!!!! I bought 3 sensors.......and mounted them 6 inches apart..... ( up and down ). This way if one sensor fails.....another one detects the movement. On top of that....I bought the LED sensor light. So....anytime a coyote comes its lite up and the alarm goes off. However It takes the coyotes some time to get use to the LED light. Its a bit like a laser light and the coyotes dont like it. But in time they do come. 100 % effective !

My dogs got killed recently, not sure if it was coyotes or if it was a pack of dogs but this video provides comfort and relief for me 🤣 ❤

Tim, they make suppressors for air guns. You could probably get it quite enough they wont hear it at all.

Jack is the perfect dog for Tim! Exact same personality.

Tim…I think you’re more deadly with your bow and arrow than the pellet gun. Great video, as always, you never disappoint.

A 5 star video. I love watching this over and over again, enjoying my subscription. Thumbs up.

Long time hunter myself. I used old food, and dog food sat real still. I sprayed myself with Cedar deer, Coyotes and even Bobcats couldn't smell me with the right amount spray. Did it too with hogs. Never scented me. I also used corn about 40 yards away with a red solar light. Lots of fun!

The old driveway alarm trick , we love that !

Let’s go another tim wells video

Awsome video! I can not wait to try it. I just sited in my 22 cal Air Venturi Avenger with a Hawke scope. I sited it in at 50 feet. It only took 3 shots to site in and shot number 4, 5, and 6 were in the same hole, dead center of the bulls eye. I could not believe I was shooting that good so I shot a different target with shot number 7. You gussed it, another bulls eye just a little above center. I did not take my time on that one. It is amazing how accurate the new PCP pellet guns are and powerful. Thank you for the many hours of enjoyment you have provided me and others over the years. Keep up the great work, my friend. PB

legend has it he’s got another alarm for intruders that when u step on his property welcome to the jungle starts blearing in his room and his gun safe opens

Awesome! Thanks Tim. I shot 2 with the 223 yest morning.. love it.

I shoot yotes with a .22 amd .25 cal air rifle. Works a treat. I’ve been able to drop one and the other 20 yards away didn’t even notice. Superior way to get them especially if you have neighbours. They heat my calls but never my pcp .22 or 25. 👍🏻 I’ve taken several with a head shot too. Thank you ATN Xsight 4K!

Years ago the DNR planted the coyote in Michigan in various areas. Now they are everywhere and taking peoples pets. Nice job DNR.

Habanaro tacos last night have me feeling like that deer 😅😅😅

Great video. I really appreciate the pointers. I have yet to get a coyote.

Hey Tim, great video! I've been doing the same at my house for about 5 years. whenever they get too thick, I bait the spot with chicken necks, very cheap, and spread them in a line at the range I've my scope set. Game camera tells me when they come in and I sit and wait for them. 7.62 cal from a FX pcp will drop them in their tracks! I also take a CZ semi in the thick stuff! Keep up the good work!

Can you please post the specs on the pellet gun and especially the scope?

Honestly have never thought of the road kill bait....I've smoked quite a few coyotes over the years, but most of them have been while deer hunting. Actually hunting coyotes is a LOT tougher than it looks! They're SMART!

......The appropriately named Jack.....in the opening scenes....totally jacked. All the indicators point to a day of hunting.....this is no trip to the vet. He's living the life. From their appearance...a working dog is always more vibrant than a house dog...especially if that work is hunting. There are two videos on YT in which a pickup full of dog pens chases coyotes until they close to the proper range...then they stop and instantly release the pen doors... and EXTREMELY excited dogs fly out of the truck...chase down and shred the coyote. They were the happiest dogs I've ever seen.

Thats a nice setup you have. Could you give info on your pellet gun and optics?

Excellent work brother! Great video as always 👍!!!

Another masterpiece

Jack: "Are we there yet?"

That was great Tim! Reminds me of hunting with my grandpa in Northern Alberta, Canada on his farm. Good times hunting! Respect as always Tim and keep'em coming!

Not exactly hunting, more like bait and shoot. But anything goes when it comes to coyotes and wolves. Great setup.

It is nice to see you use a gun for a change. I enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work.

This video is so well done, and the sponsors know he does a great job. Script well written, delivered, then spontaneous conversation gives a great show. Graphics are nice, night vision footage, this video had to be professionally produced. And a pellet rifle! Such a privilege to watch these productions.

Your infrared is soo good that i can see the blood spraying out of the wound, crazy

Terry Funk killin' the coyotes!! Love the content!!

I hope you can really put a dent into this problem. I’d love to get out there and join you. You’re making a difference! Keep on keeping hero!

Coyotes know we work the day shift, but don’t know we work the night shift ☠️ . Great setup Tim 🇺🇸 keep it Kickass everyone ✌🏼😎

That’s the great thing about air rifles; the ability to take a second(or third) shot. They are so quiet, especially if you put a moderator on them.

Plinking from the window....priceless!

Great video , it’s all the same , you have to understand whatever animal you may be after put the whole picture together for success. The 30 cal. seems to handle the job at 100 yards I’m impressed !

Isn't it crazy how powerful air rifles are now..

Well done as usual Tim!! What will RU-vid do without you bro??

I love how the shot is in time with the pause in the last song! 👏👏

One of the best videos I've seen, especially using the air rifle . I was sitting on my deck one night waiting for a coon or possum to get at my bird feeders, when out of nowhere a coyote ran in front. I took a shot with a .25 Avenger. I have now a Hatsan BT 65, .35. I will definitely save this video.

I love me some Tim Wells. He's an excellent hunter and Coyote eliminator. Spears, boomerangs, arrows, guns, blow darts...This man is a legend.

Really cool video… as a person and hunter with many airguns, I have a lot of experience hunting, but not coyotes… and they are becoming more of a problem every year… thanks for giving your insight and ideas

hey just wanted to commend you on your narration skills and usage of broll behind the gun. Very well put together presentation. I got a question for you, maybe youll have an answer, maybe not. Do you think a .22cal pcp at roughly 1000fps would do the trick? im interested in the umarex origin and that looks like what you have but it appears they dont make a 30 cal currently. Im between the .22 and .25

Jack looks like my dog she is part Rhodesian ridgeback she is one of the toughest dogs I’ve ever owned but kinda hard headed, I’ve seen her catch and kill coons and coyotes quite quickly. She is a sweet dog but a viscous killing machine when we go hunting.

No one does it better than the man himself, the intro always gives me chills. You are the goat 🐐 at this hunting stuff Tim. Bless up from Ghana 🇬🇭

As good of a way to thin the Ole YOTE'S out as there is..IMO Thanks for sharing!!!!

That was a beautiful shot on that limping coyote. You can see the hot moist air coming out from his side in the thermal imaging 👍👍👍

Great shooting there with that system, thanks for sharing with us

This is one of my favorite videos, Tim. Coyotes are a problem on our ranch too. They have been killing calves & pulling to births right out of our kidding goats. I think It's time we get some Live Stock Guardian Dogs. I can only shoot so many. It's as if they're like Pez candy dispensers. They keep coming out one after another not putting a dent in the pack. Keep being you, Tim. You're the GOAT!

I love seeing justice done !

Great show, Tim! Very interesting and informative 👍 Merry Christmas 🎅 and Happy New Year 😀

Love this video !!! 👍🏻 I need this set up !!!

Thank you. Here in central Kentucky, they are right beside my house howling and waking me up at night. I have been trying to call and snipe them but you give me more ideas. Thank you

This is noble work, used to know a gentleman who rented a beautiful property nestled up in the foothills of south central Pennsylvania. Anyways, people outa NY, FL and such would bring dogs and completely disregard his warning not to leave them outside at night. Families would call him up the next day saying their pet ran away and he’d have to explain the coyotes got um lol 😂🤷🏼‍♂️

I've always thought coyotes were cute little guys

Awesome video, awesome tips. i'm never to old to learn. thanks.

Thank you Tim for another great episode on the puking, wily coyote. Good tips to use. If you let these critters take over, they will. Tim, you are the great and powerful "Slock Master."!!! Thanks for the videos. 🇺🇸

Thanks Tim! Airgun coyote hunts are too rare. I would love to see more. Got my FX .35 and going out in the morning.

living in a city in the UK, no cayote,s here. very interesting hunting ability, years of practice, passed on freely, well done.

Nice video of very important animal control. My favorite video also comes from Texas from that Father and his two Sons video from a few years back. 2 1/2 hour video where in over a weekend, they dispatched 1000 feral pigs, coyotes and racoon for some client whos property was over run. Thanks for sharing the video.

This video is exactly what I'm looking to do at my first home I buy. I spent the whole covid lock down time doing this from my garage at night. So now I'm looking to buy a house with enough property to hunt on. It's awesome go see someone else hunting with air rifles and putting down coyotes from there bedroom window. Thanks for all the extra tips and a awesome video I will watch over and over again!!!

Thank you for yet another great video Tim I really enjoy and look forward for you to drop new ones all the time, killer stuff bud!!! God bless

Such a awesome video !!!! one of my favorites and Iv watched all of Tim Wells videos twice some of them 3 an more times haha iv bought both of his blowguns and the viper is my favorite I got a bunch of my own slocks with the blowgun I have to tell you Tim was right when he said give me a blow gun and send me in the woods and I'm as happy as a kid in a candy store

Your place looks like heaven! Thanks man.

I never tire of Tim Wells. God bless this man.

What night scope / thermal scope are you hunting with? I have used infrared scopes before and that does not look like infrared. It would take a pretty large IR light source to light up a target 75 to 100 yards distant. Your imaging looks more like a thermal sight. That is why I am curious about what scope you are using. ALSO, At the end you showed a remote movement detection system with lighting that you say the coyotes get used to. If you make that an IR light source rather that the garage or incandescent source you could see everything there with your IR scope and your targets wouldn’t see the light at all. It would be just as easy to make that an IR source as the white incandescent, just by the correct IR bulbs off the net.

Tim, are you using a .25 Cal Umarex Origin? Trying to clarify the caliber and pellet type/ weight you used. Thanks

Two fearless hunters, Tim and jack! great video and awesome trap you have set for the Coyotes!! Keep up the great videos!!

That night scope is absolutely amazing in its clarity and resolution. May I ask what make and model of night vision gear you use for these stealth coyote shots? The gun looks like an Umarex Gauntlet Version 2 with the larger air tank, if I'm not mistaken.

I have a question. Does that rifle come with a night vision scope? If not, which night vision scope did you add to it? I like that package gun.

Homie out here killing vermin under soft piano music.

Excellent video. This really makes me want to get into hunting

Hey Tim, this was a awesome video! Now I gotta get me one of those pellet guns. Keep em coming bud!

I am definitely going to give this a go on my farm. There are so many coyotes and no one hunts them around me. I have the ability to make this same set up but was always worried about waking the wife up shooting at night but I am getting an air rifle and going to take as many of those dogs out as I can. Thanks Tim I learned alot from this video.

Also seeing bones for bone meal Great video Thanks for slowing down their numbers 👍

I noticed the air gun doesn't put them down right away, does the pellet do much damage or just enough so they bleed out quickly ?

That coon shot made me laugh my ass off!!! 🤣

Absolutely Phenomenal Footage and an Incredible method of eradication of Predators Tim👊🏻 Thanks for Sharing!!

what air rifle would you use if you were me. Thinking .30 cal but would like a bigger one. you thoughts. also what scope are you using

Tims smart hunting is always impressive

Its good to be able to see something other than garbage on RU-vid... Thanks for the videos Tim, well done. P.S. what foam target is best for practicing shooting with my razor darts. my darts keep getting lost in the foam and are a bugger to get out.

Thanks awesome video, what type of air gun do you use?

I'm so very glad your "dirty trick" wasn't poison. A friend of mine had two beautiful springer spaniel pups that he was training to hunt. They found some poison pill on a walk one day . . . only had it for a few seconds . . . but that was enough to kill both of them. It wasn't pretty.

I have the same neck gaiter, good thing I don't have a ford

I really like the dog jack he's a straight killer lol best lil hunting dog ever he's a beast in all his appearances on Tim's videos he's a crazy little dog wish I had a dog just like that

Hey Tim, your videos are amazing brother.

What thermal are you using

Always like the vids Tim. Been watching you for years, like you said you're a little crazy but aren't all of us hunters. Trying this weekend to make a vid of some hog elimination. Peace brother.

Great stuff Tim! Airguns are far more capable than most people think, I have many that are suited for coyotes, hogs, deer etc.

Just found your channel. Great videos.

Howdy tim what brand pellets would you recommend for taking down one of these varmints? I'm running a .22cal and .25 cal

That was very interesting seeing the coyote run in the intro - I've heard about lots of animals taking off after being shot with their muscles taking over only to collapse later but haven't seen displayed so clearly.

Love the way Jack is always looking ahead as you drive for something to hunt. My dog is named Jack also a nut for hunting. you must have a lot of coyote to be at your place. they do not know who you are? lol

Just echoing what a few others have mentioned, would love to hear more about your "alarm system!"

I definitely have a "No Predator Policy" on my property and my friends and I do pretty good. There's usually 1 or 2 that survive. I had a situation late last fall when I was archery hunting a real good buck. Probably high 180 ish. I saw the buck bed down about 100 yards from my watch when I saw 1 of the remaining coyotes within bow range. Now, do I let him go so I don't spook the buck, or do I whack him to uphold the No Predator Policy? I chose to pass on the coyote and didn't that SOB make a hard right and trot within a yard or 2 from that monster buck which spooked him outta his bed and away from me. Then the coyote stopped broadside about 90 yards away. I released an arrow but to no avail.

This is a great technique if you have land. I'd love to try it. I have one for you, for a different predator/pest: crows. I use one of the Mickey D large red fry containers. Any crow who lives within 10 miles of the Golden Arches knows what it is. We had a problem with crows killing the baby rabbits around our suburban house, so I'd set this up in the back yard (1 ac) and use one of the second floor bedrooms with a bunk bed as the hide. I could lie on the top bunk, using the mattress and a pillow for a rest, aiming out of the open window at the fry container. The lawn was a safe backstop and there was a stone retaining wall and then a wood fence behind it. I'd get several shots, and with a silenced .177 Daystate from 6' inside the house the crows couldn't tell what was happening or where it was coming from. Kinda like your crow technique. Even so it didn't take long for them to associate the yard with bad things. I killed a half-dozen over a few mornings and then they became scarce. I guess the difference was that maybe crows are more bothered by crows getting shot than coyotes... and of course I had to do this in the daytime where if you're shooting coyotes at night they don't associate the house with trouble.

I can't get over how many you have out there

I would like to hear more about the motion detector you are using. We have tons of coyotes and fox in our area. The motion detector alarm is a great idea.

Awesome

Very Interesting comprehensive video. Nice work.