Rancher takes care of big Predator problem | 70 Coyotes Down 

This guy delivered exactly what the title says, no clickbait or run-arounds, nice shots and coordination btw !

COW 1: These kind humans are saving our lives. COW 2: Yes, and they're taking us on a trip tomorrow? COW 3: Where to? COW 4: Something called a slaughterhouse.

This man never lost on a dog round on cod zombies

3:24 that was very well executed, looked just like a military procedure. Nice work!

This might be the best personal thermal imaging camera I've seen outside of military grade. Oh, and the coordination of your shots is highly impressive.

No one should be calling these people cruel, coyotes rip apart small dogs with no mercy. Keep up the good work.

I almost felt bad for coyotes but then i realized that a pack of them would have no mercy on my German shepherd who is naturally protective and i cant stand the thought of that happening. Youd be surprised how many coyotes can be in an area ive heard dozens from all four directions cry out and it is definitely alarming

Call of Duty Farmer Warfare. Also I was hoping they would show all the bodies stacked up in the morning like the rat catcher videos

I know it might seem cruel to others but i know this must be done to protect the cattle. Just glad you make every shot clean and as merciful as you could

The cattle giving thanks at the end was a nice touch.👍🏾

This thermal setup is Top Notch. No blurring, no flaring. Just the Right Stuff!!!

Nobody gonna talk about that shot between the eyes at 4 minutes??? Nicely done gents…that was awesome footage and even better hunting 👍🏼🔥

The clarity on the thermal cam is... more than impressive. Also, good work, guys.

The amount of skill, knowledge, research, equipment, training and discipline is incredible! You guys are amazing.

You know those cows are just so grateful to be in your presence! Beautiful work!

I love the otherworldly soundtrack. A bit Terminator, a bit Escape from NY, a bit Crocodile Dundee, with some Full Metal Jacket finale tones. It fits the B&W night vision Kabul target party. Well done all around. Clean dispatches, too. Humane and efficient.

Coyotes serve an important purpose, but they get creepy, audacious, and dangerous if unchecked. I especially liked the part when your betsies thanked you. Well done!

I'm shocked at the number of cattle on the ground. Good work, military precision.

I am extremely sensitive to the pain a dying animal could be experiencing. I’m just glad that y’all are patient enough to be clinical and precise with the shots.

Amazing thermal footage, guys. I always liked the "white-hot" setting on my gear overseas. You guys' thermal clarity is a whole lot better than the PAS-13 we had back in 2003. Great production ONEILLOPS Crew....you guys are Top of the Game.

Thanks for sharing, how do you dispose of the carcasses? Burn? Looking for a solution to my problem as well.

70 is one heckuva pack of dogs. Amazing how quickly the packs can grow. Not nearly as fast as they can shrink though. LOL

It’s good to see farmers being helped in their food production.

9:30 was brutal. Incredible equipment and incredible shooting.

Great work! I have a question for you. I noticed a load of the coyotes suddenly looked in the direction of the shooter just before the shot was taken! Did they hear a slight movement or just sense something was wrong?

Two tangos on three o’clock, stay frosty! These guys look like seal team 6 or 75th regiment’s rangers

Great work fellas!

We use to own a large sheep and cattle ranch, about 50,000 acres in the mountains of New Mexico. Once we lost the use of positions, it only took about 10 years before we went broke due to loss of lambs and ewes. On average, toward the end we were loosing 20% of our lambs and sheep to mountain lion, coyotes and Eagles. Eagles were particularly damaging in the first few weeks of a lambs life. Today the US imports the vast majority of its wool and lamb (mutton) meat from Australia, New Zealand, Canada. The land is now not nearly as healthy as it was when we had sheep on the property. Sheep graze in a way that reduces brushy shrubs and low slung trees that kill grasses and cause erosion. Also, we never had fire issues in the past, yes we had fires but with the dead brush removed by the goats and sheep, and proper land management where grasses were at a healthy height fires just cleaned up the remaining brush with no loss of trees or structures.

70 coyotes!? no wonder they went full tactical mode.

When I was working in Weatherford Texas I asked a Rancher why they keep Donkeys with their cattle. He explained that Donkeys will attack a coyote if they attack the cattle. They actually defend the cattle by kicking and biting the coyote. I never knew this.

If you feel bad for anything in this video feel bad for the cows and other animals that were likely killed or attacked by these coyotes, they’re doing not only humans but animals a service.

We have several great grandfathers and grandfathers and fathers with older children still protecting their herds until late at night from predation! It is great to experience and such a privilege to be asked to help out! Not as high tech as this!

Seeing the coordination with the countdown where both of you shoot at the same time is incredible. Man is indeed the alpha predator

It’s crazy how they can just sense you stalking them. This perfectly exemplifies how the ingenuity of Man = Earth’s apex predator.

Awesome work!! What caliber are you using? Thanks

The heat pattern on the cattle is amazing!

This is crazy entertaining. You guys have awesome equipment and are an awesome shot as well. Your area was overwhelmed with these coyotes. Much respect for your knowledge and skill

The presence of coyotes has affected cattle numbers and continues to be a concern for cow-calf operations. Coyotes kill calves, and also disrupt calving patterns and cause stress to cattle herds,but thanks to professional hunters like ONEILLOPS there is hope to restore the balance.

this cow be like: sup yall 7:43

I'm a former U.S.M.C 0317 ( Scout/Sniper ) and was attached to the Second Battalion, Second Regiment Sniper Platoon. I completed a total of three deployments to Afghanistan. I am incredibly impressed with the marksmanship and teamwork of these two individuals. I do miss taking out the "vermin"... I currently own a match grade M 14 Rifle with a silencer attachment. I would LOVE to go out and conduct some ops with these guys....

Lol I love how he's got on his tac helmet like the coyotes are gonna start shooting back 😅

Incredible thermal, shooting and video! The cow at the end was nice touch. I believe she thanked you for helping out her future offspring.

By far, one of the most satisfying hunting videos ever seen!

3:00 there is a chunk of coyote that flew like 25 feet in the air. Also nice job and precision folks!

Just found your channel and I LOVE IT!!! I'm definitely going to get your gear as soon as I'm able.

Old trapper up here in Alaska had his Mini 14 modified up to 22/250. Took out an entire pack of 22 wolves in less than 2 minutes. At night with a full moon. Deep Snow covered ground. Regular setup. 3x9 scope set low. 55 grain FMJs. Range about 50-100 yards. Taught me to take the ones farthest out first & work in. Hed gottin into position by a moose kill. Wasnt there 10 minutes wrapped up in an open sleeping bag before the pack came in. One of thoes hunts where EVERYTHING worked out perfectly. Made $2,200 that night. Back 40 years ago that was a LOT of $.

Still blows my mind how many people don’t know how necessary this is 🤦🏻‍♂️

What I like this video is the mentality of “ one shot, one kill “ no pain nor suffering. Just pure death. It’s work of art.

Fantastic shooting and footage! Not knowing that much about ranching I'm astonished at how many coyotes there were on your property. Hopefully still past tense. Oh my goodness, love those synchronized double shots!

You easily got my thumbs up. Coyotes are not native here in Ohio and we been pissed off with their numbers increasing, killing our chickens, and killing our pets!

"don't do this in a small town" coyote after pillaging : where the rest of my comrades?

I love how accurate and coordinated you guys are, keep on going 💪🏼

Loved the cow at the end licking your glove ❤️. Very impressive work!

Way to lay the thermal smack down! I'm sure the land owner is very pleased with your efforts.

I just completed my first hog hunt and we did it to hopefully discourage some invasive packs from visiting our deer lease. Some people assume bloodlust but when dealing with a species that doesn't have natural predators around to naturally cull the population, it becomes a problem for the animals you care about keeping. Humane kills like the ones in this video by well-trained and responsible individuals are what is needed. I had respect before, but now I have perspective and experience. Granted I don't have as much experience, or awesome gadgets, I still can say I know the issue and the process. Outstanding work here, gentlemen. If I ever ran into you all in East Texas you're welcome to beers in my cooler.

Man is protecting his live stock! I love it!

I’m no hunter but this was awesome. Protect your property!

I'm not one for watching animals die, but I absolutely admire the precision marksmanship in this video. Protecting your livestock from such natural threats is essential, you handle this threat with such professionalism.

after some are killed does the scent of coyote blood make them shy away from the area? how much does the silencer add to the number of coyotes you get?

I definitely want to hang out with these dudes!

Your discipline is amazing, great job, fellas 👍

Great footage guys your equipment worked very well and your shooting was second to none. 😊

Man, the cows 🐄 love you so much for it lol 😂 Sharp shooters for sure

Having worked beef the damage Coyotes do to newly dropped calves is devastating. The night vision and thermal imagers are a big WOW factor and the hunt was absolutely a success. I would loved to have been there. We don't get 70 at a time but we get our share. This is also a demonstrative video in why the type of weapons used do have a use in society and the 2A must be preserved.

Great shooting guys, watching you nail all those shots is super satisfying. That thermal vision is amazing btw

nice job of taking care of your ranch. continue to protect your livestock bro.

How is there so many and some people still think its not an issue

So badass! Keep up the awesome footage fellas!! Thanks for sharing!

I’m gonna rank this as best video of this genre I’ve seen so far. Hands down. Without a doubt. Everything from birds and squirrels to pigs. Fuckin awesome.

You gotta upgrade your recording/spotter flir to something with a range finder!! Would love to know distances for each shot even if it’s only 40m or so

It's the combination of the music and precise shooting for me LOL

Great gear, great shots, and nice work!

The coyote runs, stops and turns around just to get it's goodnight button pressed EVERYTIME. I love it. Predictable. Humans are the great predators. I'm addicted to these and rodent hunts.

I will also say you guys did an AWESOME job zeroing your rifles.

What thermal are you running? It looks really good. Probably out of my range. I’m looking at getting an iray USA bravo.

Precision shooting on the rifles and precision editing on the video. 22-250 slicing and dicing. Just ordered a Super Viper from Tactical Concealment. Thank you for all the info you share and the inspiration you give all of us watching. God bless.

This video was amazing. Well done. I wish one day I can have this same equipment.

This is incredible! These dudes have definitely seen Sicario lol😂

The cows thanked you for protecting them at the end lol😊

10:18 "Wait a minute ... is that leather on your hands? What kind of animal are you?!?!"

The coordinated shots over and over again... really impressive. Keep up the good work.

Thoroughly enjoyed this video. What Do they do with all the carcasses ?

I like how the cattle got a taste of coyote residue off of the glove at the end there.

You guys have a lot of coyotes. I live in a large urban area and we have coyotes here. I can sometimes hear them yiping over by the railroad tracks and creek near my house in the middle of the day. I imagine late at night they are roaming around in my neighborhood.

😮 That night vision is insane!

I respect what you're doing to protect your own. Plus your gear is legit.

Noob question: What do you do with the coyote carcasses? Are they useful for anything?

*I want in!* Good vid, thank you to the ranchers, and the people that keep them running.

that was awesome to watch, from an old lady in a high rise, great shooting.

Love it. Keep up the good work 💪🏾

God damn yote’s got one of my barn cats.. they all got it comin. 😂

Hot damn gotta love those thermal shots - love seeing the impact of your shots. You guys did great, that includes the cameraman as well - without him, no video. Stay safe bro's.

This is some of the coolest footage ever seen

So awesome and sad at the same time. What good buddies and excellent shooting.

From a hunter myself, thank you for doing this the right way. Much respect.

If only humans could do this to protect their own neighborhoods.

These boys are shooters. I would venture to say possibly ex military. Man, y’all sure had a serious coyote problem. Money well invested on that equipment. Awesome shooting guys. I’m getting into thermal hunting now. Just bought my first thermal optic today actually. ATN THOR LT 4-8. I will upgrade once I really get the feel for it.

Cows - "Death itself protects us vermin. You're blood will nurture our pasture."

Am I the only one wondering, what caliber? This thermal imaging is top notch!

3:32 a brutal but clean and necessary shot