How to hunt coyotes, the basics. 

Kansas Patriot. And some dumbass coyotes 😂

Imagine coyotes with rocket skates?

Meep meep ... roadrunner never been caught lol.

I found a busted rocket 🚀 once, had one with little birds tweetin around his head!!

ME TOO!!! Good luck

Did you get 1

I went on my first hunt ever and no luck... just have too find the right area .

Your welcome. I wish this information was available when I started coyote hunting. I had to learn the hard way.

You also need to check your county guidlines.there maybe be a bounty you can collect and there also maybe a certain amount of acreage (depending on the county/community your in)where you have to have so much land to fire gund.Good hunting!

Some states,like Texas, have a trespass by bullet law. This is especially important to know if you're on 1.5 acres. I had a house on 1 acre with a 1000 acre ranch behind me. I got the land owners permission to shoot in that direction just in case a bullet passed through or I missed and crossed his property line. You might also look into higher power air rifles. They are quiet and effective.

I don't see many roadrunners anymore. I hope the DDT or avian flu didn't hurt em too much

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 Nobody hunts coyotes for meat, they’re invasive and have been wrecking environments especially in the west coast.

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 bruh you have no idea what your talking about why would they migrate because we "killed all the top predators" ?

Santa was good to you!

Spurdo Jenkins how did it go I’m trying to get into it

Please don’t let them suffer

Enderlynx Willoze Finding the most humane way to “put down” an animal is something any ethical hunter does

John Stratton oh sorry. I’m used to people that say “they deserve to suffer “ and “I make sure to shoot them in the gut” ugh just end it quickly and drop it instantly

Have you had luck? I'm doing the same.

I think youd use the same strategy as the day but now you've got an advantage because it should be much easier for you to hide

You should keep them on a leash and you'll be fine.

Depends. Coyotes don’t usually approach people so if it’s just you it’s fine. If you have a lot of dogs with you the coyotes might also be scared off by such a big group.

Reb Rearview you should

Do it

It's illegal in Oklahoma to hunt from your vehicle.

@@181521815266 I suppose clarification is needed. When I said I pulled my SUV beside my carport, I did neglect to explain something. The driveway to my house is 1/4 mile. I live on 18 acres and I was next to my house, looking westward up a small mountain and I own all the way up to the ridge line of that mountain. So, being 1/4 mile from the road, on my own property, hunting my own land, I think I am legal whether I am in my vehicle, or standing on my porch.

Greg Stamatopoulos where abouts up north?..me and a buddy are heading to baldwin this Sunday to hunt. I am sure they are around there..they’re just not responding to anything

Coyotes are everywhere! They're everywhere from Alaska, Mexico and East Coast. Do you hear them howl at all or see them when you're not hunting them?

I hear them sometimes but I never see them when I am hunting or not hunting?

They probably hear, see, or smell you first. Be smart about location, wind direction, and be generous with your scent cover. One thing I've had success with is I don't just scent cover my clothing but I also scent cover about a five foot radius of myself, and anything that I've "contaminated" during setup. Good luck

Make sure you blend in they will see you a mile away like I like to hide under pine trees and I'm from Michigan as well trust me there here but understand they have massive territory chances are they probably wernt in your neck of the woods

Jamie Martin true people think coyotes are just large chihuahuas but they vicious little buggers that need to be kept in check

Yes I’m going out to kill them soon and for that reason they are moving in to close to my house and are calling my little dogs in.

Yes don't think of them as your dog. Think of them as the reason your dog disappeared

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 No torture. Just getting rid of them.

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 Eat a coyote??? Are you nuts?? They are killing our pets! Go hug a tree or something.... Geez.

Enderlynx Willoze ive blowed coyotes in half with my lapua. Them little fuckers are a nuisance, you and I both know it

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 i just blasted 2 parents and a pup with my .50 bmg and it blew then i’m pieces how am i supposed to eat that

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 because they killed my pets and theyre a danger to the economy where i live and one day that pup would have killed someone elses animals

Use it for bait. Bout all the meats good for. The hide don’t go for much no more neither. Folks here shoot em bc they eat baby deer an turkeys

We only hunt during the day. Our state doesn't allow for night hunting of coyotes.

Wondering the same thing

You can eat coyote but it's not good meat typically, you can also sell the fur or keep it for yourself

@@Michael-dw1no thanks... I am concern about the ticks or fleas that maybe on them, so for this I'll pass

@@eddyflo2978 freezing the hide will kill the fleas and tick, then you can go thru the tanning process without worrying about creepy crawlies

I sure hope that you checked the hunting regulations in your area. Some states (assuming that you are in the USA) don't allow night hunting of coyotes; or don't allow the use of night vision; or only allow night vision type equipment during a certain time period. Just because you might be able to purchase the equipment in your area or state, doesn't always mean that it is legal to use for certain things. Example: In my home state of Kansas, you can hunt coyotes all year. However during the majority of the year, any night vision, or any artificial light source, are illegal to use. The state finally created a specific season for those types of equipment to be used. Similar to trapping. Trapping coyotes is only allowed during a certain season. I'm not trying to tell you what you can/cannot do. I'm simply stating that I don't want you to get fined or arrested. I wish you success.

@@willhorting5317All good information to know.

So sorry to hear you lost your cat. Do you live in a rural area? Do you see coyotes often? I have cats and will be moving to a different country with them. There are predators - mainly coyotes that I am concerned about. Planning on building a super large enclosure for my cats outside. Not sure if a big dog and a rifle will be adequate, unless I keep watch 24/7 and who has time for that?

@@ShikokuFoodForest thanks. I like to help when I can. I'm far from any sort of "expert". Been hunting coyotes for 50 years, in Kansas.

@@willhorting5317 Hey, Kansas? Wasn’t that where Dorothy on the Wizard of Oz was from. Trivia aside, I would be extremely devastated if a coyote took one of my cats, let alone my calves. I’d be hunting those coyotes too. They are such a nuisance. We need to bring back the wolves to help keep ‘em under control.

Kent Rodriguez out here in commiefornia I tend to see/hear them around 5-6pm mostly

We do better in the afternoon and evening especially. Around the time of dusk the coyotes are hungry from not hunting during the day. Morning they're up still and moving around which makes it more likely to bump a coyote while setting up a stand. We've had that happen a few times.

hunt them at night, its easier to call them in and there less wary of humans then, thats just in my ohio farm though.

Goodluck with that haha

None, just get permission from land owner and check your local laws for time/ caliber restrictions if any. For the most part coyote hunting is legal year round with a rifle type cartridge. Good luck

@@eddyflo2978 I'd be careful that's not entirely accurate. In my state you need a hunting license. As well as your predator tag. But the tag is cheap, and you can shoot an unlimited amount of them

@@col.cottonhill6655 why I said check YOUR local laws for any restrictions. Each state/ county is different.

Ya you just have to be close and use slugs or buck shot

NJK Drums don’t. It’s very cruel and inhumane

Enderlynx Willoze ok thank you so much for telling me that I’m happy I saw this before I started hunting them

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 you know absolutely nothing about hunting and you’re giving people hunting tips. Please just stop with your nonsense. If you are close enough to an animal an arrow or crossbow bolt is gonna lay the smack down on something just as much as a bullet will.

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 how?

Whether crossbows are legal equipment, depends entirely on where you live. ALWAYS check the local regulations beforehand.

No that's what I use! Unless you want to sell the fur then go for something smaller

@@maverickvideos1524 you can use a 6.5 but just get bullets that go in expand quickly and don’t go though the other side

Keep the wind to your advantage. If they wind you, you're done. No amount of scent killer will help tremendously.

Take a bath and wear deo

So they do actually have predators. The issue is, Coyotes live all over north America. A wolf might eat a coyote in Yellowstone for example but there aren't any wolves in a state like Kentucky anymore. It depends on the area basically. Coyotes can thrive just about anywhere.

@@thehomiehandler2435 What I’d like to know is how is it so easy for coyotes to thrive anywhere, whereas wolves for some reason can’t.

@Northern-BC-Life They technically can but won't. Their main prey are deer, elk, moose, etc. They will eat smaller game but don't prefer it. So basically a coyote who will scavenge anything can be happy anywhere while a wolf will tend to follow its main food source. When wolves move in though, Coyotes back off. Wolves don't tolerate any competition.

@@thehomiehandler2435 I see, thanks. My impression is coyotes mainly eat smaller game and leave the deer, elk and moose for the wolves. I’m just motivated to learn now since I’ll be moving from a subtropical climate in Japan 🇯🇵 that has virtually no predators to a subarctic climate in northern BC CANADA 🇨🇦 likely next year. I’ve heard there are bear, fox, deer, moose, coyotes, lynx, mountain lion... not sure about wolves (there are some here and there, but my impression is they are more nomadic). As you say, I guess they follow their prey.

@660Hank I've had a few dozen standoffs with the local pack. They are bold, but they have a desire to live to fight again.

My biggest thing is that they are too smart to actually give battle, and I'm too smart to let them get the drop on me, so the standoffs are only ever just that. The one time a few years ago when they did get the drop on me, I ended up having to bury my knife in the neck of the lead coyote and scored a single non-fat blow to the second one, but the knife got stuck in that one and I had to follow the blood trail to get the knife back. A huntsman knife, if you care to know. The teeth on the back end got caught up on one of the lower ribs. My stand made them far more cautious in my woods. They know better now. 😂 I was just wondering what sort of tricks I could use to instigate such a conflict again. What bait food might lure them? What sounds can I make to attract them to me? That sort of thing is what I am asking here. I figured hunters would be the perfect people to ask this. #donttrythisathomekids

@@kitsunekierein7253 seeing this fantasy that you created in your comments...it seems that you should seek professional help for the drug habit that you clearly have.

Nah man that ain’t it…. That’s just cruel. Shoot them to kill them and get better at calling

BREALZ lol

That’s exactly why I’m watching this video. Freaking got my cat! It makes me sick to think about her being eaten alive! Ugh they are gonna pay.

B_Realz420 don’t torture it

colby jack don’t torture it

colby jack sorry for your loss

It's a know fact that coyotes will reproduce pups to the same number of coyotes that an area can support each breeding cycle. For example, if you have 12 coyotes in an area at the beginning and kill of 8 of them and there is at least 1 breeding pair they will biologically know that 8 pups can be supported by the area they are in. A female coyote can have up to 10 pups in a litter based on the food source available.

Coyote Country no hate man I was just asking

They are a lot like feral hogs. In order to maintain the current hog population of 6million in the U.S. 60%-75% of the population would have to be killed yearly. That number comes from department of agriculture and wildlife management.

Shut up

clorox bleach shut the fuck up

Wouldn’t say that after one eats your cat or dog.

my 12 chickens, 4 ducks and 1 goose that have been murdered in their own yard by these varmits wouldn't agree with you or myself as their caretaker. Coyetes aren't good for anything! We use to have wild turkeys but we haven't seen any in the last 3 years.

Dumbass