Idk I come from a family of hunters and the only ones I know people don’t catch and release elsewhere, are wild hogs (pretty much anywhere because they breed like crazy and literally destroy EVERYTHING (trees, crops, etc), and the pythons and anaconda in Florida. I’m in Texas and everyone seems to appreciate the armadillos and possums killing all the bugs in the area
*Talks about Florida and armadillos and how they're invasive TO THAT STATE* but you guys complain about Texas a state with a very different climate and overall environment.
Most of the time if there’s too many of one species it’s because somebody shot and killed too much of its predator. Stop needlessly, fearing certain predators and overhunting them and a lot of these issues will disappear. Example is adding wolves to Yellowstone fixed the to many herbivores problem.
1:10 Me wincing because I got out of my car to save an armadillo that was stuck in the road. Had no clue they an invasive species. But even still I don't have the heart to let an animal get run over.
FYI they also carry bad stuff with them sometimes.When I was young we were told if we saw nocturnal animals in the day,we were to kill it because of rabies
You mean how out of 13 native wolfs we made 8 permanently gone in USA because farmers can’t put up a proper fence then yes I agree. Or how the passenger pigeon is gone for good as well do to over hunting yep I agree. Or how we made 1 grasshopper kind gone for good because farmers wanted it gone and it wasn’t really a pest but a 1 time every 3 to 5 year event for sex yep. Yes farmers killed off a grasshopper because they thought that kind was a problem but really it was a mass migration for sex not food.
@@user-tv8nz3om1x yessir, farming tends to get passed on through the generations for a reason. No one has ever said “I could have been a rocket scientist but I decided to grow potatoes instead.”
Don't tell people to kill animals! The Armadillo has low numbers in most places already. They need to relocate them because they are a necessary part of nature. They dig tunnels that other animals live in. Let professionals handle these animals. Armadillos are a tough opponent. Please don't encourage people to handle them in any way. No joke is an understatement. Thank God I do not live where these are. The wild hogs are doing more damage than these and they are dangerous too. In Texas, you can kill as many as you want. Killing hogs doesn't bother me as much as the Armadillos. The Nutria is taking over everywhere too. Those aren't as dangerous, but the infestation takes over quickly. Please don't kill Beavers. They are the only animal who should make Dams. Beavers bring back the creeks and rivers. Agriculture doesn't like them, but they are doing what comes natural to them. Beavers are bringing back our Wetlands and turning deserts into oases. The Wolves help control the Beavers, the Nutria, and other rodents and pests. We are crowding out the animals. Eradicating species is never good, unless it is an invasive species. Beavers are not an invasive species. Every animal plays a part in a healthy environment. We need to study things a lot longer than we do. We don't think things through sometimes. We think we are doing something good, like fish hatcheries. We used to think fish hatcheries were saving the fish, but found out in just a few years, they were killing the Native species. By releasing fish from hatcheries, they are changing the DNA of their species to a weaker, smaller species or the hatchery fish dominate and kill the wild fish. Just be careful and safe. No matter what, wild animals are dangerous and will protect themselves. Any bite is dangerous. Ask for professional help.
I used to just immediately like the videos before I watched them, can’t really say why I stopped but I appreciate the reminder at the beginning. I want to see everybody animal lover watching this channel 😂
Yes you are part of the problem....you just said it your self....you should remove yourself from the planet....or where you just talking about everyone else other than you?
😂😂😂if you feel guilty about that we rain dominion over all animals on earth it says so in the Bible.Where would humans be without using animals,probably extinct
Okay, I'm confused, I always thought that you were interested in the saving/conserving of wildlife, in spite of Mankind's arrogant perspective on his place and responsibilities to Planet Earth. I, myself, am no enemy of hunting I'm all for it when respect for the life taken is included by the hunter's understanding of how he himself is part of the natural order and there are unknown boundaries that the hunter must learn of, but only by opening oneself to the natural world..which isn't easy in the technocratic world we find ourselves. But, dramatic reductions in wildlife's population because of OUR intrusions into their world?? Ok, fine we need our farms and livestock protected, but an animal is gonna be an animal. Following the natural laws that govern its' existence and is now be punished for said existence. So I feel a lower percentage of kills set at 40% for sake of argument, would be more appropriate if only to not end up back where we had to go to save a species from extinction, get their numbers up, and then culling the numbers down to ten percent of a species in any particular area just sounds so wrong. I am glad for the awareness of this tragic circumstance, that I hope there a solution to soon. Self-preservation IS the first law of survival, so if it's us or them, I'd have to admit that I choose US, but don't expect me to like it!
All modern weapons beside BB guns and pellet guns will get threw a shell of an armadillo. in the wild west days it took shotguns or other stronger firearms
In Florida? Definitely! LOL There are so many it's hard to list them all. Iguanas, Armadillos, pythons, carp, snakeheads, Lionfish, wild or feral pigs, cane toads, American Bullfrog, Giant African snail, Black rat, common starling, etc., etc., etc., And this is just a list of animals, not including plants! Plus there are more fish that I have listed as well. Most of these creatures would provide a good feed if caught or caught in sufficient numbers. Most wild meat is highly palatable, especially the feral/wild pigs! After easting wild boar, I will take it every time I can get ahold of it, it's that good!
If you're looking for a unique and tasty meal, consider trying Armadillo stew! Soaking the meat in brine for 2-3 days is the key to removing any gaminess and unlocking the delicious flavors. Don't be afraid to try something new and enjoy a one-of-a-kind culinary experience with armadillo stew.
Meanwhile, we got a coyote pack that lives in my neighborhood and nobody complains. That I'm aware of. Though the number of "lost dog" posters on the mailboxes goes up after a hunt. Usually after you hear them doing a big group howl at night.
The mentality of this content is disturbing and the advice is ill-advised and misguided. The nine-banded armadillo is indigenous to North America, including Florida, its ancestors having arrived during the Great American Interchange, peaking at 2.7 Ma. How many millions of years ago did our ancestors arrive? You actually say the nine-banded armadillo is "considered an an invasive species in Florida." A species BY DEFINITION is not invasive when it occurs in its native range. They were extirpated from Florida and now they have returned to this part of their range. Protect armadillos; don't exterminate them. By the way, the "pest" shown in the crosshairs at 0:24 is a European badger! We don't see European badgers in the Americas!
There's a Gaia theory expressing the the warming of the planet is like when the body has a fever, the increased temperature helps kill the virus making the body sick...,🤷🏽♀️
Am I in a parallel universe? How did I come here?! Every time I watch some vids new things pop out I never heard of. Now its the amadillos being an invasive species? Since when? 3 million years ago?
Drinking coffee moment doesn't get old.
I did...😅
A rifle absolutely can take out an armadillo.
Idk I come from a family of hunters and the only ones I know people don’t catch and release elsewhere, are wild hogs (pretty much anywhere because they breed like crazy and literally destroy EVERYTHING (trees, crops, etc), and the pythons and anaconda in Florida. I’m in Texas and everyone seems to appreciate the armadillos and possums killing all the bugs in the area
Yep. Im from Texas also and this channel has some odd ideas.
Mississippi here. Only yokels kill their armadillos, the rest of us let them roam to keep our pets safe & clean.
*Talks about Florida and armadillos and how they're invasive TO THAT STATE* but you guys complain about Texas a state with a very different climate and overall environment.
@@junebugjunebug4492The Armadillo can cause leprosy though
@@Truthorfib yeah I've heard that. Crazy
Golf fields are probably just as bad as the armadillos more power to them 😂
Screw dem fields honestly
Most of the time if there’s too many of one species it’s because somebody shot and killed too much of its predator. Stop needlessly, fearing certain predators and overhunting them and a lot of these issues will disappear. Example is adding wolves to Yellowstone fixed the to many herbivores problem.
You sound like a city boy.
1:10 Me wincing because I got out of my car to save an armadillo that was stuck in the road.
Had no clue they an invasive species. But even still I don't have the heart to let an animal get run over.
They carry leprosy and they can and do pass it to people
FYI they also carry bad stuff with them sometimes.When I was young we were told if we saw nocturnal animals in the day,we were to kill it because of rabies
A'merica has another invasive species but they don't do anything to reduce those numbers.
Per lbs of smashed snail tissue
I hope they’re careful with coyote and wolf hunts. Humans tend to overdo it and no predators leads to much worse consequences
You mean how out of 13 native wolfs we made 8 permanently gone in USA because farmers can’t put up a proper fence then yes I agree. Or how the passenger pigeon is gone for good as well do to over hunting yep I agree. Or how we made 1 grasshopper kind gone for good because farmers wanted it gone and it wasn’t really a pest but a 1 time every 3 to 5 year event for sex yep. Yes farmers killed off a grasshopper because they thought that kind was a problem but really it was a mass migration for sex not food.
@@user-tv8nz3om1x yessir, farming tends to get passed on through the generations for a reason. No one has ever said “I could have been a rocket scientist but I decided to grow potatoes instead.”
I've been watching you for several years now, you're never boring and you always have interesting topics, you don't look like any UA-cam channel
You know, they carry Leprosy…
yep, he mentioned that
The beaver just tryna be a beaver
I am the greatest armadillo trapper of all time
Poor animals. 😢
😂Tell me you actually don't know anything about firearms and ballistics without telling me you don't know anything.
He made a statement " Well leave that to the "pros" in the comments." I am certain that he's referring to You. 😂😂😂
The thing is, he did tell you
@@Marta1Buck yes, and then proceeded to give inaccurate information as fact.
@@Flavenburg about gun?
Don't tell people to kill animals! The Armadillo has low numbers in most places already. They need to relocate them because they are a necessary part of nature. They dig tunnels that other animals live in. Let professionals handle these animals. Armadillos are a tough opponent. Please don't encourage people to handle them in any way. No joke is an understatement. Thank God I do not live where these are. The wild hogs are doing more damage than these and they are dangerous too. In Texas, you can kill as many as you want. Killing hogs doesn't bother me as much as the Armadillos. The Nutria is taking over everywhere too. Those aren't as dangerous, but the infestation takes over quickly. Please don't kill Beavers. They are the only animal who should make Dams. Beavers bring back the creeks and rivers. Agriculture doesn't like them, but they are doing what comes natural to them. Beavers are bringing back our Wetlands and turning deserts into oases. The Wolves help control the Beavers, the Nutria, and other rodents and pests. We are crowding out the animals. Eradicating species is never good, unless it is an invasive species. Beavers are not an invasive species. Every animal plays a part in a healthy environment. We need to study things a lot longer than we do. We don't think things through sometimes. We think we are doing something good, like fish hatcheries. We used to think fish hatcheries were saving the fish, but found out in just a few years, they were killing the Native species. By releasing fish from hatcheries, they are changing the DNA of their species to a weaker, smaller species or the hatchery fish dominate and kill the wild fish. Just be careful and safe. No matter what, wild animals are dangerous and will protect themselves. Any bite is dangerous. Ask for professional help.
The waters aren't infested with sharks, they LIVE THERE!
@@patriciaowen9491 He wasn't walking about sharkl
I used to just immediately like the videos before I watched them, can’t really say why I stopped but I appreciate the reminder at the beginning. I want to see everybody animal lover watching this channel 😂
I felt the same way. I think we miss Steve, real Steve 🥺 and yes animal lover watch this channel
Illegal immigrants???
🤣👍
It's incredible that human's aren't considered invasive species when we have messed with everything on this planet
You just very eloquently, summed up whatI wanted to say. Thank you.
Yes you are part of the problem....you just said it your self....you should remove yourself from the planet....or where you just talking about everyone else other than you?
I am disgusted by the American way of dealing with nature. Sad greetings from Europe.
F those Armadillos.
😂😂😂if you feel guilty about that we rain dominion over all animals on earth it says so in the Bible.Where would humans be without using animals,probably extinct
BBQ Armadillos on the half shell MMMM GOOD!
Wow, first it was tribbles, now this
Imagine telling insurance "Yeah, like, some gang of armadillos digging caused half of the building to collapse!"
You guys probably should clean that coffee mug
WAKE UP WATOP POSTED
22 Rugar works just fine on armadillos.
My son and I observed apple snails by the thousands. I'm located by the very first McDonald's.
Tip: don't look at forums for information
Idk man...sounds like a good source of food to me
I thought armadillos were good animals 🙁
Leprosy that carry it and can give it to you. Look it up
@@tbjtbj4786 oh
When a species severely overpopulates: "RAAAAAH KILL IT RAAAAAH"
When that species is humanity: *nothing*
They do though
War
Touch Grass
@@Tommonius Touch some trees, herbs, animals, ferns, mosses and bushes!
You forgot about the holocaust
7:02 - 150k is nothing to the government
i know they are overpapulating but i like animals
There’s an instrument called the charango which is made by armadillo hide. It has the same tuning as a ukulele.
Okay, I'm confused, I always thought that you were interested in the saving/conserving of wildlife, in spite of Mankind's arrogant perspective on his place and responsibilities to Planet Earth. I, myself, am no enemy of hunting I'm all for it when respect for the life taken is included by the hunter's understanding of how he himself is part of the natural order and there are unknown boundaries that the hunter must learn of, but only by opening oneself to the natural world..which isn't easy in the technocratic world we find ourselves. But, dramatic reductions in wildlife's population because of OUR intrusions into their world?? Ok, fine we need our farms and livestock protected, but an animal is gonna be an animal. Following the natural laws that govern its' existence and is now be punished for said existence. So I feel a lower percentage of kills set at 40% for sake of argument, would be more appropriate if only to not end up back where we had to go to save a species from extinction, get their numbers up, and then culling the numbers down to ten percent of a species in any particular area just sounds so wrong. I am glad for the awareness of this tragic circumstance, that I hope there a solution to soon. Self-preservation IS the first law of survival, so if it's us or them, I'd have to admit that I choose US, but don't expect me to like it!
This is horrible! Can peppermint oil get rid of them? 😫😩😫
That's not how it works
'Catch and kill'....hmmm been hearing that phrase a lot lately....
Okay why has no-one told me that the like becomes a rainbow up when he mentioned it.
bring back the glyptodon!!...
You choice of needless background "music" was a bad choice.
People don't kill my favorite animal, just relocated armadillos.
Can we thin out the most destructive animal on this planet? Or is that frowned upon?
All modern weapons beside BB guns and pellet guns will get threw a shell of an armadillo. in the wild west days it took shotguns or other stronger firearms
Dude, ya gotta work on these trypophobia triggering thumbnails
He's gotta be doing it on purpose
😂
I'm starting to believe it's intentional.
Get over it.
@@tomo8940 easy for you to say
What is a nutria. A beaver relative?
both are rodents, so yea. Nutria is basically a giant water rat, similar to a muskrat
OH NO the $ was placed behind the number.
Minecraft armadillo
Armadillo is edible. If they eat your garden, eat them.
can you live on a diet only consisting of hunted and gathered invasive animals and plants?
In Florida? Definitely! LOL There are so many it's hard to list them all. Iguanas, Armadillos, pythons, carp, snakeheads, Lionfish, wild or feral pigs, cane toads, American Bullfrog, Giant African snail, Black rat, common starling, etc., etc., etc., And this is just a list of animals, not including plants! Plus there are more fish that I have listed as well. Most of these creatures would provide a good feed if caught or caught in sufficient numbers. Most wild meat is highly palatable, especially the feral/wild pigs! After easting wild boar, I will take it every time I can get ahold of it, it's that good!
Definitely, cut into the hungry and food deprived numbers in a lot of States
If you're looking for a unique and tasty meal, consider trying Armadillo stew! Soaking the meat in brine for 2-3 days is the key to removing any gaminess and unlocking the delicious flavors. Don't be afraid to try something new and enjoy a one-of-a-kind culinary experience with armadillo stew.
Why did I think armadillos wee only from south america and Australia? No Idea they lived here in my midwest yehaw state lol
those animals that love guns and hunting.
Could this be the animals chinese use as medicines in one of their many ingredients
Experts in the comments? Tell us what kind works?
50BMG
Here we go again over hunting and one day will just see them inside the museum...
👍👍👍
this guy is cool
tfw no qt wolf hunting gf
wooooo shockgun
Awesome video.
you havent even finished it yet
@@legendaryt198literally 😂
You can't prove that, and there is no evidence of that
Dude wolves are good for the plant so leave them alone. black wolf
The worst invasive species? Man! Just kidding, I'm not preaching. Thanks for the fun, informative vids!
imagine building such snowflake buildings that armadilo digging around can make it colapse ... made in USA LOL
Thanx
Smert rashestam!
Meanwhile, we got a coyote pack that lives in my neighborhood and nobody complains. That I'm aware of. Though the number of "lost dog" posters on the mailboxes goes up after a hunt. Usually after you hear them doing a big group howl at night.
Embrace Your Uniqueness ❤
@WATOP and again killing animals increases their numbers really come on man 7:17-7:25
HAVEN'T THE GAY COMMUNITY BEEN SAYING BEAVER CAUSES TROUBLE FOR YEARS!
Black guy?
Like this video when you see this comment
In my opinion. Its never too many animals. There just too many human
The lethal traps should be banned.
The mentality of this content is disturbing and the advice is ill-advised and misguided. The nine-banded armadillo is indigenous to North America, including Florida, its ancestors having arrived during the Great American Interchange, peaking at 2.7 Ma. How many millions of years ago did our ancestors arrive? You actually say the nine-banded armadillo is "considered an an invasive species in Florida." A species BY DEFINITION is not invasive when it occurs in its native range. They were extirpated from Florida and now they have returned to this part of their range. Protect armadillos; don't exterminate them. By the way, the "pest" shown in the crosshairs at 0:24 is a European badger! We don't see European badgers in the Americas!
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No your not bud the person before you commented 20 seconds before you
@@Meloon27 second then
@@starhawkdestroye3491 i commented second
@@satheeshkumar6095 third for sure
@@starhawkdestroye3491 I was third blud
The armadillo hatred is ridiculous. Why is WATOP playing into that?
I am surprised, and not in a good way.
Tbh were kinda invasive as humans
There's a Gaia theory expressing the the warming of the planet is like when the body has a fever, the increased temperature helps kill the virus making the body sick...,🤷🏽♀️
Survival of the fittest
na, we are not
3 views 1 minute ago... bro fell off
I know I know, hūmàns!
Disliked, sole reason being that the thumbnail wasn't humans.
misanthropy is a hell of an issue
Why do you keep posting videos that promote animal abuse and killing?
Am I in a parallel universe? How did I come here?! Every time I watch some vids new things pop out I never heard of. Now its the amadillos being an invasive species? Since when? 3 million years ago?
hiii
leave the critters alone, if people dont like them, then get OFF planet
Nah
no