Hunter smokes huge calf killing Coyote.
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- Hunting Coyotes, in Cattle before before Calving season starts.
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I love how the cows are so curios in everything they hear.
i do too.
Lol same
there was a very strange sound
That whistle works well on bulls as well. Good work protecting the beef from the wrong consumers. Thanks for the great video!
Protect the beef from the wrong consumers. That made me chuckle.
I read the title, and at first I thought it said a huge calf was killing coyotes...lol!
Right im like, Quotations are need here, i thought a rabid-mad cow was merking 'yotes
That's nothing. I read it and thought, "Well, it's probably not the weirdest thing Biden's kid has smoked."
Lol I thought it was Hunter smokes huge calf, killing coyote lol. I was like I've got to see this.
Me too!
Same lol, I was like I gotta see this badass cow! XD
I've had to defend my calves from coyotes a couple years ago. A pack was harassing the cows and we drove with the car the first couple nights and scared them off. The third night took off on foot after them with AR-15. After a 400 yard run/jog through a pine plantation I came across a pack surrounding my girls...I centered the closest one to them and gut shot it with a FMJ. Wasn't pretty and I'm sure it died a painful death but that was the best shot I could do free hand at 100 yards out of breath. It must have made an impression because they haven't been a problem since. Predators seek easy prey...I will not allow my herd to be easy prey.
My brother and I used to hunt in the calving area. Really not very pleasurable as you have to watch all-around your target. One thing we always noticed was the coyotes would lose their sense of caution as they were running around trying to be the first to the after birth. Very, very productive but, not the place for itchy trigger finger shooters.
We kill alot more calfs. We also tie them up in the dark to make them more tender. Trust me, we're way more vicious than coyotes. I had steak today btw 🤣. Just sayin..
Grow a pair man!
@@_DB.COOPER having empathy doesn't make a you sissy bro, just means you aren't a serial killer 🤣
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ no need for fear, it's just a scam. What a horrible, evil monster they've made up, who would torture billions of people 'cause they couldn't believe an impossible scary story, and what an awful thing to do to children, traumatize them with this threat theater.
@@DG-xj7pm Yeah, when the coyotes start contributing more to the process. Maybe they can have a bite.
back in my younger years I would get several a year going down back roads see one stop get the 30-30 off the gun rack on the back window and drop him back then nobody complained thanks guys great video!
Coyotes are beautiful , but thanks for protecting the hamburgers! Growing up on a farm, I know the damage these things and dog packs can do.
Klaus Schwab and his subversive commie ‘You vill eat zee boogs!’ ilk won’t be too happy ‘bout it though . . . 🤣
You just have to keep their Population Down, or they will be Eating us !!! That's Life !!!
Dog packs are an increasing problem..
check out Iowa women killed by 5 dogs.,
recently.
The woman from Iowa was killed by her five Great Danes, it wasn't a roaming dog pack.
@@michaelcelani8325 wait what? They must really need food to kill a person..We are the problem though not them
A coyote jumped over an 8 foot tall wall and ate my buddy’s 3 months old German Shepherd puppy.
Their numbers are out of this world here in the west coast.
The numbers are big pretty much everywhere
Most people don't realize how brutal Coyotes are when they predate a deer or a small calf. They will eat the animal they attacked alive from the rear forward. Great video and now your calves are a lot safer.
Every single predator always start from the rear, not just coyotes.
At least they eat what they kill. Do these bozos eat the coyotes they kill?
@@bebereyes5514 the real bozos are your parents for bearing a knucklehead like you. They eliminated the predator to protect the livestock , which will increase the number of cattles in the future , which will result in higher quantity of milk or meat , which will keep the price down because of enough supply , which will save consumers' money !! Can you dig it ?
@@bebereyes5514 .. Coyote backstrap is incredibly tender and tasty. Stew is great for coyote, it slowly cooks the meat, making it really tender, and there are many deep flavors that will lend themselves to the coyote meat. Stewed coyote is not so different than beef stew.
Grilled coyote works well as you can lather it with marinades, sauces, and spices. The only thing to be careful with grilling coyote is to make sure it reaches an internal temperature of 160F; this is easier to do in a stew than on a grill.
Coyote works well for most minced dishes, but my personal favorite is chili. Again the flavors of the chili lend themselves to the meat of the coyote.
Coyote needs to borrow the flavors from the surrounding dish and doesn’t really work well on its own. I wouldn’t recommend coyote steaks.
Is Coyote meat bad?
The answer to this question depends on who you ask. Is it bad for your health? Absolutely not. Does it taste bad? That depends on how you prepare it, and certainly tastes better than eating insects, but it’s not about to be replacing the Elk in my freezer
Shame they don't have a McDonald's to go to
Short but sweet.
4K video is ridiculous! Taking it to another level!
get to see the blood better, Psycho?
Did you even watch the video? Troll on back to your safe space.
excellent retort 03 !
Your video shows just how well the coyote's fur colour blends with the landscape.
Excellent video, and congratulations on nailing Wiley.
Cows be like “what the f--k is that noise?”😂
Got my first yote with my bow last year. Two came in and I knew if I could draw without being noticed it was a done deal. Took the shot while seated in my Millennium. Thirty seven yards from my stand on the edge of a swamp. Wacke'em and stack'em.
Awesome as always!
great video,,,i live in north alabama,,,they were introduced here several years ago for varmint hunters to shoot. They were not here in my childhood. They are opportunistic hunters, just doing what nature does. Catching the easiest meal they can kitties, ducks, cats, rabbits, ground birds, quail, field lark, snakes, chickens, farm animals and the like. Ive not killed many but ive seen them in the industrial park areas about town and on college campus, hunting where they can. My rottweiler got 4 of them several years ago. She weighed about 105 and brought them to the back porch to show them off. I found them there with her showing them off. No blood, no torn skin. But every bone i could find was well chewed. Legs, neck, ribs, back, every bone. it was like hamburger in a skin. I never heard a sound, just found the killer with a big smile on her face, and brown victim well chewed!!
Isn’t that something 😂
Coyotes were found all across America. They were most likely exterminated and became extinct in your area before they were re-introduced. Sucks when they take down non-wild animals, but they have a place as an Apex predator. People’s cats are invasive animals and kill more birds and do environmental damage than people realize.
Good eliminate them. Like the wild hogs.
@@tomjones7089 fr
That's a cute story, your lucky you didn't have a dead Rottweiler, they must be smaller down south in the more urban areas and flat lands. You get up into the mtns of va/ky/WV them coyotes are alot bigger and meaner don't care what kind of dog u got, they'll get your dog to chase it and there will be 3 or 4 more waiting on your cute little dog ! The 3 or 4 it killed must of been pups because that's highly unusual
Laying down patiently in cow pucky waiting for a shot. Now that’s hunting!
I remember when I saw your FirstVideos, it was a giant leap forward from other videos of vermin control at the time.
Great to see your still out there doing what you do best.
Wow, thank you
BEST ??? best at being a shitty shot !! the animal was not even moving when he shot it
@@b.j.t9448 you don’t shoot them when they’re running . Trained snipers in Afghanistan didn’t try to shoot the Taliban when they were running either. Clearly you’re just a troll 🤣🤣
America will never run out of snipers you guys blend in so well
Beautiful animals, good health, thanks for sharing. Play through.
Gotta give it to the Americans. You guys live the life. This is every man's dream.
No more fatty calf for that big boy...😎 Awesome I had a border collie Australian Shepherd mix he would kill and pile up Coyotes,,, last real dog I owned,,, I counted sixteen at one pile I called that his record but I am sure they were more on others land he worked a several mile radius...
I didn’t realize the coyotes blended in so well with the grasses. The war face paint and ghillie suits are funny though. I’m thinking a beige shirt, pants, and ball cap would be sufficient from that range. 🤗🤣
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Some may think this is cruel but it's not. Years ago a cattle rancher asked my friends and I to dispatch as many ground squirrels as we could because his cattle were breaking legs from all of the holes the squirrels were digging. We all had 22 caliber LR rifles with scopes dialed in. I've never had so much fun and the rancher was very appreciative. 👍
Never seen a squirrels dig holes that big??.
@@1snaj they dig holes so big a 5 year old can fall right down in them, usually if holes that big it's because a coyote was digging for the squirrel
What was the range on the second shoot??
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Awesome video again!
I was amazed at how realistic your bait/call was! I was watching this with my cow dog laying beside me and he went apeshit on my phone when he heard that!!
What is that suppose to sound like?
Same, my cat freaked. I don't know if he was scared or really interested because I turned it down lol
@@154g A newborn calf..
Nice shooting guys, excellent kill shot footage, thanks for the pick-me-up feel good programming 😂👍🏻
Great job guys! Thanks for video.
Best video on UA-cam!! Nice work boys!!!
My dogs enjoy the calling as much as I enjoy y'all's content......they race through the house as if their tails were on fire, lol.
My dog gave up reacting to my coyote calling video habit but still gets a bit of a rise out of the cats. %^))
Just had my little indoor poof dog freak out at that call.
When i lived in AZ.. We had Wiley's everywhere, and as the time Past, there was no way you could take your small dog for a Walk at Night, they would come out of No where and try to Take the Dog Leach and all !!! So a few of my friends, got together and after about a Month, we took back our Neighborhood, I am not Lying, but the 4 of us waked at least 75 of these Bastards !!! Maybe even More !!! So i moved from there about 20 years ago,, and from what i have Heard, is that their Back, But Not as Bad !!!! OMG !!! Now they need to form a New Hit Squad !!!! But their all Chicken Shit to do so !! OH WELL !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 where in Arizona? I might be inclined to go. Some states pay for coyote tail and ears.
@@domin8ssIt was in the Wickenburg Area !!! No. West Corner of AZ.. And don't forget to Whack a Few Rattlers while your at it !!! Up in Prescott AZ.. there were Plenty of Coyotes, and i Killed 3 Rattlers in One Day, while we were all out Riding our Quads !!!
What did the big one weigh?
On average we get 40-60lb'ers out here, occasionally we might get some up round 70-80lbs.
Your technique is superb tho, hats off to you fellas, great job!
The heaviest we've had in my area was 95 lbs, a light one would go 30-35 lbs. Average runs around 50lbs give or take.
maybe I missed it but what weapon and ammo were used?
Awsome guys! Great shooting and calls!
What fox pro sound was that?
I rent some pole barn storage on an old farm and sometimes I’m there late at night and I’ll hear the Coyotes yipping. Several times I’ve walked out of the barn and shined my flashlight out into the field and I’ll see 4 to 8 pairs of eye shine looking back at me. About 10 years ago is the only time I’ve seen one in the daytime and it was crossing the road in front of me. It definitely wasn’t a German Shepard as it trotted with its head down as it looked around. I’m guessing it was 60 to 80 pounds. A hunter I talked to a few years ago told me about the time he fell asleep in his mini hunting shack in northern Wisconsin with his head next to an opening. He awoke to a wolf or Coyotes face just inches from his. He doesn’t know if it was about to sniff him or lick his face. He’s been out hunting and encountered them in groups surrounding him taunting him until he started shooting at them and then they scattered.
My pole barn storage is east of St.Paul near the St.Croix river.
@@MustangsTrainsMowers Yes, you need to be prepared. I had my boys tent camping with me on our property in northern Wisconsin last week. At 4:30 am the yipping and “screaming” sounds picked up real good as more than one had surrounded a deer for dinner. The boys spent a lot of the next day looking for the scraps. It was a good visual for them to understand the tenacity of a hungry wild animal that can’t stop by the grocery store for a nice cleaned up piece of meat for dinner. We then spent time working on our marksmanship. A lot of folks have been getting out of the urban areas since COVID and don’t fully understand “the great outdoors”. Be safe, be prepared my friends.
That is awsome! Your one hell of a shot! All of you guys are!
Good shot, dern' good shot! you put 'em down at 2:15, he knew it was the last one for him.
I worked on a farm with tons of sheep. And when they started having there babies the it was war against the coyotes. They would kill a lot of the baby Lamb's and I would do my best with my .22 and got a few of them. But I was still losing the war
We here in southern Indiana can hunt coyotes year round day or night they are invasive to our area and are attacking live stock and pets and DNR says can hurt the deer population they have lost fear of humans and have bit people that were sitting hunting and fishing not a good thing .
Same here in Canada, there is no season and no bag limit. They're considered pests so its more like culling than hunting. And they're breeding with wolves so getting more aggressive and bold.
One of my dogs was killed by one earlier this summer. I’ve vowed to keep killing them until I think I’ve clipped the right one.
Get a large caliber air rifle suppressed and wipe em out
Let them live there life. You build on them they first
@@Brascobadboy set up an account for large random chunks of you income to be taken from you and deposited for others to spend, you have no access to and leave your doors unlocked so anyone that wants to can help themselves to your stuff. That what letting them live is like.
1:25 the cows were like “Aannd time to go…”
“Just Good Ol’Boys hav’n fun”. Nothin wrong with that. 🤣🤣
Those coyotes are much lighter, especially the undersides of them compared the coyotes that I have seen in the deep south and also in the midwest.
Awesome job I know this didn't happen over a 30 minute span, about how long did it take you to set up and wait to getting those 2 coyotes ?
Shit. It can take days.
I could barely hear the distress call, but my GSD was all over it. I just wanted him to chill and watch the video.
Awesome shots!
An Oneillops quickie is fine with me. Need more though. I'm assuming those are your own cows. I know you weren't taking much of a chance, frangible bullets and all but still .....
I have a friend that was hired by a cattle rancher to kill coyotes. He would tie up his dog out in the middle of nowhere and hunker down in camo. He stopped at around 50 kills. His dog was pissed at him for about a year🤣🤣🤣 it took a few weeks to manage the coyote population.
😂I think we have three men who really wished they were special force snipers right here.
That's a leap. They may be fine doing what they're doing now.
Is that field mouse squeaks at the start? Thanks
Я не понимаю по английски.
Но чувствую про охоту рассказывает.
Привет из Бишкека.
Охотники - американцы. Я англичанин. Я их тоже не понимаю :)
Good job ,men !
What do you guys do with the bodies after?
Love the cos play you all look outstanding
Unique hunt! Awesome 👏
That call works great for foxes here in Ireland... 😎👍☘️🍺
Have to know what type of rifle is that with the adjustable cheek?
how far are those shots? 50 to 100 yards?
Those coyotes were after a rabbit in distress, not a calf. Been around a lot of cattle with calves. Never heard of or saw a coyote take a live healthy calf.
I am a hat taxidermist and trapper here in the eastern section which i trap 20 of the largest farms in my section.. I have not had one farmer ever tell me he lost a calf to a coyote.. oh here is one of my coyote hats ua-cam.com/video/bUZnfWAyt08/v-deo.html
Then you’re full of shit
Coyotes will easily take calves. Maybe not in your area, but it's common. And they can take down dogs easily too.
Coyotes will take a newborn calf over a rabbit any day of the week.
@@edwardfitzpatrick9363 Exactly WHERE do you think Kurt Is coming from? So, he's NEVER seen coyotes even attempt to take a calf? What, does he exclusively live in NYC? Kinda crazy.
Cool, that one was coming in hot!
Great calling and shooting, guys.
What caliber did you use to bring them down, .22-250?
Absolutely beautiful guys. Congratulations
Those were some meaty coyotes and can easily take down a baby calf. Great job guys!
We have had nothing but increasing levels of grief from these predators in our farming communities in PA, especially the ones near "national forests" and "state game preserves" since
the geniuses in government reintroduced coyote to "control" deer 40+ years ago. Keep in mind they are opportunistic hunters. When the deer are depopulated by the predation and/or
the fact that they can run away, these varmints eat ANYTHING they can get at while following them. They devastated one retired farmer's heritage sheep lambs one year; killed his
herd dogs too. They are maiming and killing larger livestock if the packs are big enough.
Not 2 miles from my house a pack even killed a prized and beloved Hefflinger mare who was protecting her new foal.
What's worse is hunters have trapped/shot /killed wolf-coyote hybrids that have been moving out of more heavily forested areas, and not just in leaner years.
I knew a lady that hated me for killing coyotes. Until one grabbed her poodle. All of a sudden she didn't want them around any longer. So I stopped hunting them in her area. Hopefully, she will lose another poodle.
You got to ask yourself, why does the government want to depopulate our deer population or any of our wildlife. The fish and game are not willing to control the Wolf problem and Wyo. either, they’re killing off the deer and Elk. There goes our food source. Just stop and think about it with what is going on grocery stores today. Government control 🤷🏼♂️
I have to interject. There is absolutely ZERO proof the PGC introduced a single coyote, ever. The only accounts are from a person/persons saying they did. It's like mountain lions in PA. People have stories but no evidence. Where is the hard, irrefutable truth? There isn't any.
I am not a fan of the PGC, believe me. In my mind they are a necessary evil. But proclaiming the PGC introduced them is simply a legend handed down. And for the record, there is wolf DNA in every canine. This includes coyotes.
I have read the studies done by legitimate institutions and it appears there is evidence that the eastern coyote has bred with wolves at some point. This is assumed to be true because the percent or amount of wolf DNA in eastern coyotes is far greater than their western counterparts.
If you think about it this further supports the idea that the PGC did not introduce these animals. What it suggests is that the western coyotes slowly spread eastward, and along the way in the northern areas such as Canada, Michigan, Maine, etc. there was some kind of crossbreeding with wolves. Then as the spreading continued the coyotes pushed east and south. The end result is what we have in PA, large coyotes with a penchant for sometimes hunting in packs, something the western coyotes tend not to do.
If you ask those from the southern states who hunt or trap coyotes, the average size is more comparable to the western coyote. This suggests ours primarily came from the north.
As far as the rest of your post, I agree completely. These animals are incredibly adaptable and will eat damned near anything.
They introduced them to destroy your farms. They don't are about deer.
@@philup6274 There is absolutely no definitive proof coyotes were introduced. We could get into a discussion about the PGC but we don't need to. Simply find evidence beyond hearsay, like sworn testimony, video footage, a paper trail, anything. If someone can do that then it would be proven. Otherwise, it isn't.
Think about this. Where is the greatest source of income for the PGC? Licenses, plain and simple. What is the number one animal that results in the sale of the most licenses? Deer. The PGC would be shooting themselves in the foot if they decimated the deer herd. Yes, the numbers are lower than when I was young. Yes, much of the mountains in North Central PA do not have good feed for deer at this time. But the percentage of bigger bucks is much higher. The overall health of the herd is much better. The size of the animals themselves is larger.
I don't know the endgame for the PGC and its plans. But I can pretty much guarantee ruining the deer herd is not in their agenda.
I'm curious what your setup is: rifle, ammo, accessories. Not your full kit, though.
Cows were looking like , is that Jerry acting a fool again
Man, I thought MY shirts were dirty. He’s got plants growing on his!
I'm in CA, and we have coyotes constantly jumping walls and fences and taking small to medium-size dogs as well as cats; everyone worries about babies in strollers. While it was pretty grim watching that second coyote convulse after he was plugged, I know that if one of the local coyotes ever took MY pet, even if the fault was mine through carelessness, I'd put away my liberal, California blankie and safe space, buy some night vision and go full psycho in the hills around our neighborhood blasting little Mr. Wiley.
Why don't you put away that liberal blankie now BEFORE a coyote takes away your pet. Or worse.
If you do, make sure that you are in accordance with the law concerning hunting varmints like coyotes.
Good luck with it.
Too funny
Do I detect a conversion?
Do the nation a favor; chuck the blank ie and safe space. We all benefit
The coyote was like
"What the hell is that sound?"
*Drops dead*
The Coyote KNEW what that sound was.. Dinner time.
what kind of rifle and scope are you using?
You guys are my heroes!
Are you a bovine ?
How was the cow 💩 today hahahaha. Nice vid good quality👍🏻
What kind of rifle are you using? I would be interested in getting me on like that
Nice job. I didn't know what a cattle call sounded like. ...
I love the way your all leaning on the left knee you truly are American heroes 👍
We have coyotes in the neighborhood where I live and they have lost all fear of humans. They prey on people’s pets and wild rabbits. Every time an ambulance goes down the highway it makes them start howling.
Are the pelts worth anything now?
Good shots!
Laying right in the cow piles so I wouldn't worry about coyotes catching a human scent.
That would makes zero difference. Can't cover your scent or hide it from a yote. At all!! It could tell what grade of gasoline you pumped that morning, what you had for supper last night, and what breed of cattle made the cow pies your laying in...all in one pass at a run, a half mile downwind. Not even exaggerating. Well, maybe they don't know 87 from 91 but still. And all the scent killer in the world won't help. Only playing the wind😁
Awesome. Love it.
Looks like somebody was having some fun out there.
Well done, guys. Thank you for what you do so that I can have a good beef roast.
How bad are those varmints out in rural areas? They are pretty bad where I live, and it is very populated. Problem here we can't shoot them. They come in the neighborhoods looking for cats and dogs. Big suckers to. I know all creatures have a purpose, but I really hate coyotes.
So why can't they be controlled, I have Shot many in my Time, but i don't go telling everyone !!!! If you lose a Loving Dog, or a Cat, Believe me you'll be out there shooting Them Also !! They are a Predator !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 Cant fire a gun in city limits. I think the Coyotes know that. On full moons i see dozens run right in front of my house. I need to look into that if the city does any type of pest/varmint control when the populations like right now get out of hand.
My neighbors live by the code of nobody is going to call the cops over one shotgun blast.
@@oldman-zr2ru Yes Ben.. Franklin said people Just need to take care of their own Business, and Stay out of theirs !!! Ya do what ya have to Do Simple as That !!!
Get a super powerful pellet gun, nobody will hear it.
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Us ? Canadian ?
excellent job, outstanding 👍
Get 3-4 Kangals and they will protect your livestock against anything that comes their way, including bears 🐻
My neighbors cattle are attacked daily by coyotes and are tough to obtain. The call use in this video would have deterred them even more....
The hunters "real heroes".
They truly are.
Fantastic job boys.
I’m not a troll. Just wondering what happens to the dead coyotes? Is the hide worth anything or do you bury them or leave them for bait for other coyotes?
So satisfying to see varmints get what they deserve!
What they deserve? Granted, the livestock must be protected. But the coyote is just trying to survive, it’s not doing anything wrong. It’s doing what it’s instincts tell it to do.
@@here4boxing that all sounds great until the darn things have killed a bunch of your animals. You start wanting payback pretty quick at that point.
@@alouiciousjackson5812 i understand the frustration and need to protect the animals. But a coyote or any other animal who relies on other animals to survive, doesn’t “deserve” to be killed. They’re just doing what they have to do to survive. It’s not malicious on their part.
@@here4boxing I understand that and I actually like coyotes. The best dog I ever had was half coyote and half Australian Shepherd. However, I will still shoot coyotes on sight.
Nice hunt.. nice quality 😇
Where can you get them grass shoulder mats they are wearing
What distance was the shoot?
It took many years for me to appreciate good coyote management.
Someone has to do this, it's too bad, but they have to be Taken out, Just like the Wild Hogs, they have gotten out of hand, and they can't Kill them Fast enough !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491
I hear ya. I don’t hunt them myself, but only because I’ve not taken the opportunity yet. In my area they are out of control. I respect them, and I think that they deserve to be taken humanely, like anything else, but I’ve come to understand that they are certainly NOT cute little doggies running around.
@@troycrum9294 Firstly, absolute certainty is required that a kill is secured. Only then affirm it was done as humanely as possible. This is pest eradication, not hunting.
@@Beezlie727 of course. Whenever I’m invited, they say..”wanna go hunt yotes?” So I call it hunting lol. I get ya though. I’ve just not gone along yet. Last year I talking to a game warden after a day out hunting and she “suggested” I KOS them in that area. Anyway. I think it’s great to do what you gotta do.
Great first shot ! Don't know where the second one was caught, but it did not drop, and seemed to be in a lot of pain, dying. Good video, and the cows are safe.
The second shot was a good one too…….dropped him and then those run reflexes kick in where the legs are kicking. Trust me it didn’t feel much, that was a really good shot too.
Are coyotes native animals?
Disguising
@@seebybermo9167 Coyotes are native to North America
Actually no more pain than the calves & the coyotes weren't eaten alive, so there's that. Dead in under 30 seconds. Closer to instantaneous than the calves' demise.
You guys are tough! Lol. Laying right next to cow patties! Lol!!!
You guys are having too much fun 🤣