Coyote Encounter - What Really Happened
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This is the back story to what happened when a coyote was captured on my property. The original video can be seen here:
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The snare around his neck is cruel? That's how they catch stray dogs, too. It's for their own good. Life isn't a Disney cartoon.
Well do you have a better idea to control a wild animal
I mean i get how life is shit and all but don't gotta be careless with fucking animals
Boy they use these at vets when your dog isn’t trained or is mean. Animals necks are much more durable as well with fur and other things to protect their neck
@@Fist95 It's not being careless. Literally one of the best ways to restrain an animal that could rip you apart. As he said in the video it's he same a s a choker collar for any dog
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Dont be a soft boy, it's not being cruel. do you have any other idea of getting the coyote away? If it bit you it wouldve been killed, stfu.
I don’t think you had to give any explanation for what you did, you did the right thing and so did Animal Control.
Carmen C well the animal control guy couldn’t have just went and picked him up you saw how that thing acted when something touched it quit being a bitch. The coyote is fine
Carmen C Lmao stfu dumbass. If that coyote attacked you because it was loose, you would fucking cry.
Carmen C are you stupid and ignorant. Yes you are . There safety is more important then that dog .
@@glassify o wait i didnt mean to send to u
@@carmenconstantinescu814 you must not live around wild animals at all or had an aggressive wild animal in your yard.
I live where bears mountain lions Bobcats live there are times where you have to get animal control called. Especially around a residential area.
Coyotes are notorious pet eaters. People just are so disconnected.
you do realize the coyote doesn't realize it's your pet right? it's just another meal. you're disconnected.
@@meganab7081 That really doesn't matter, would you let a coyote eat your child just because they didn't know it was your child. The same thing with pets, I at least see my dog as my sister or some sort of sibling. I would hate seeing my sibling getting eating by a coyote.
megan ab Yes dense head, and you have to rid of the coyote from a place where humans and their kids and pets live. You’re about as disconnected as it gets LMAO.
@@reinhartdagr8108 Unless we get rid of humans and small children from where coyotes live.
There's always more than one option....
I still love them anyways and we lose a few chickens every year to various predators.
I came to make sure the lost guy was released safely, so glad nobody got hurt- expect for maybe the coyotes pride
😂
@Ben Woodcock as with so many types of animals, coyotes are in residential areas due to human expansion into the animals' home territories. The animals become displaced because their food supply is gone, their dens are gone, etc. Box turtles in Florida are on the protected list for that very reason: loss is habitat. There are actions that can be taken to resolve the problem with coyotes, without harming the animals, but for some reason, no one is doing anything.
@@lauracorriss9538 I concur
@@lauracorriss9538 coyotes do not belong in Ohio period, their historic range is the South West of America, they are completely an invasive species, and do not belong here in any way shape or form.
@@leroy420b As humans encroach on their territories, the coyotes are pushed into other areas. Climates evolve and life evolves with it, or adapts to it. Just as humans expanded out from our original home areas, wildlife does too. Coyotes are NOT an invasive species; they don't read maps and understand state boundaries. They live on our continent and will go where they need to go, to survive, as their original home range is changed and taken from them. I am not disagreeing that they can be a problem. Rabies is a concern, as are attacks on pets. But we need to address this humanely. We caused the problem. It is our responsibility to resolve it. Humanely.
You did the right thing. If they killed a cat or dog or bit a human they would have killed it, you might have saved it.
Slammy555 it’s the size of a medium dog- it couldn’t have hurt a human if anything the human could hurt it
yeah kids are humans.
@@invader_whoa3919 Have you ever been bit by a little to medium dog? Trust me they can do damage.
Ace emulation well, of course any animal can, but trust me, these guys wouldn’t want to. Those things don’t care about us. Where I live there are a bunch and its not like if one sees you it’ll automatically try and eat you. Be smart, don’t let kids and animals out of the house unsupervised, even without wild animals around the world’s pretty dangerous...
One guy hunted down a coyote that killed his cat
You really had to post this?
You called the authorities and kept the neighborhood safe.
End of story.
Honestly, that is all that happened. Nothing more and nothing less.
Uhh ooo cry babies
These days you can't do or say anything without the Internet and snowflakes and what ever else giving there thoughts as though it should be law!!
Oh poor pablo seito.
@Baconmuncher u know that a coyote can easly kill a Child right cornered and or injured animals can be rly agressive
The animal control guy was cool!
I wanna name him choco dude.
Ong he was just doing his job and seemed nice
It was probably the first time the animal control guy got that close to a coyote so I can say I would want a picture too it not a everyday thing
Emiasis he was tbh
Flat Earth no DOUBT about it #flatearth
Never take internet animal rights activists seriously. They don’t care about animals, they care about their own egos and having the moral high ground. You did the right thing. You put the safety of yourself, your neighborhood and your pet first.
“They care about their egos and having the moral high ground.”
I like this. This is a good quote 🙂
They don't have moral high ground, although they think they do. It is just another form of childish virtue signalling.
Those same “animal lovers “would run screaming bloody murder if they saw a mouse…
that yote showing up at their house would drive them insane. (ok MORE insane)
If they care so much, have them go adopt one for themselves…. or even a wolf! I hear they make great lapdogs.
There are several comments that come from insensitive people and others are psychopaths who enjoy the mistreatment of animals..... like T JONES
These coyotes can be ruthless. If your dog is small enough they'll come into your backyard and snatch your dog up. Problem with coyotes in some places is they're integrated with life where humans are. They'll keep away if you're big enough, but if you're a child you wont be safe. I live in Arizona and see them regularly, and there's some cases of coyotes killing children. A lot of cases of them killing small pets.
No need to explain yourself. You did nothing wrong.
As long as NO harm came to Wiley then I agree
He knows he doesn't have to explain himself. It's an excuse to take advantage of another video to get as much views as possible. Facts
People are just cry babys. That was the best thing you could of done. I seen coyotes attack pets. And the man needed to handle the coyote like that or that coyote would of bet the guy.
You 'seen' them attack pets? I've seen dogs and people attack pets way more than you've ever seen a coyote do so.
@@tcanders123 that's what you've seen. You can't sit there and say what other people have seen!! You might've seen what u did. Maybe that person seen the opposite of you! That doesn't make either of you wrong!! Think about?????
@@alicialeeleemccormick9860 Maybe, But maybe they are also misinformed, biased and just factually wrong. All opinions aren't equally valid.
Learn to say.... saw and seen in proper context. To say 'seen' you must use 'have' or 'had' ...not 'I seen' ...it's. " I saw"
@@bigfoottravels5465 ooooo noooo English teacher here
Imagine getting mad at the removal of a wild animal
If it died then yes i would have been mad 🤷🏻♂️
@@alliii835 agree with you.. glad it’s safe and sound... for the next encounter.. it’ll just keep happening it’s so sad. They lost so much habitat because of us..
Yes, but imagine not caring if an animal was put to sleep for existing in an area which used to be it's home first..
I'd only get mad if they killed it. If they relocated it, they're doing a good deed. Coyotes just don't know any better. They attack anything. I seen a video of a coyote attacking a stick. It was so funny.
@@wolflovealpha325 if they did that I would be mad but like he said coyotes are mad bad around there also how is that his home? He looks pretty young to me I think he just wondered out there
I was just watching the old video
Mobile Noob me too
Me too
Same
That means we just time traveled
KingAR YT same😂😂!!
hey congrats on the video!
and the control dude was cool!
Those complaining probably never had encountered wild animals before. They don't value the safety of other people, pets, etc.
People don't value the safety of other people or pets. What's your point?
@@r.d.9399 you realize everyday someone is doing good for their community and caring for the people around them.......
@@anormalfacedguy8251 Sure but people act just like wild animals sometimes. Difference is humans know better. A wild animal should not be killed just because it was in the vicinity of humans. Remove and release is the only option imo
@@r.d.9399 key word: sometimes. a wild animal will always act wild, but you choose to generalize society as a whole based off the minority who do bad to represent us as a whole?
@@brandondiorr1417 If you choose to kill an animal for behaving like an animal you're an animal as well.
Side note
The birds chirping in the background is awesome!
For those who are being cry babies about the coyote..Have it released in their yard next time..lol🤣
That would be sad my pitbulls would kill it. Leave the poor coyote alone. He only a threat to cat owners lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Coyotes are menaces. And they're growing in number in urban areas. Screw animal rights. They pose a huge danger to pets, children and people in general. Those who think they should be protected need therapy. Get an IQ !
@@susiearviso3032 then why don't we eat kids so the coyotes can't?
You did the right thing, considering all those possible scenarios. Most of the people hating in your comment section just want say something just to make it seem like they're speaking up for something.
At the end of the day ,coyotes DESERVE to LIVE as much as any other animal , you did the right thing taking it out of the area ❣
Calling animal control is the most responsible, humane decision 👍
Thank you! You actually put the coyote and yourself/pets, out of risk! I'm happy to hear it got released safely.
nikki _ same
Everyones an expert critic nowadays.
Even an “expert Critic” can’t disagree with that.
Armchair experts.
Sorry, ruined your nice 69 (nice) likes.
I'm an expert critic, and I agree
Bro! You did nothing wrong & actually the responsible thing. You clearly love animals to include your dog...who you take to work unlike those who leave theirs chained up or stuck in the house alone. Good job!
I’m glad to hear you guys released him and didn’t have him put down, was worried because they’re known for carrying rabies that it would be misdiagnosed. The leash-thing DID stay on him a bit too long, but he didn’t die; hell the coyote probably experienced worse. Glad he ended up being safe. glad the neighborhood is safe too. You did good
Yeah the leash thing was kinda fucked up, they should have used it to tame it temporarily in order to blow its brains out.
@@greatmatt301 Uh….disagree, but k
@@knotsoangelic thankfully, people who know how to maintain an ecosystem agree and shoot these POS on every encounter.
you did the right thing bro. the coyote got released unharmed into a great habitat for it..
A great habitat for yotes is 6’ under
I'm no animal expert but I think that Coyote was making dinner plans with your dog
“That was cruel. People are unfairly taking away the animals homes and food sources.”
-Activists
As you sit there sipping coffee, with your eggs and sausage breakfast. Typing justice for the animals, while in your warm house that was once the home of some native animal that has since passed away... 🤔
Who are you even talking to?
Activists in general. To whom he is addressing the video
I absolutely love the area (from what I can see) you live in. It looks beautiful and the sound of the birds is so awesome. A good place to sit and relax, morning or evening. Thank you for sharing!
While in the National guard on a two week training session in the Mojave desert, I was sitting on the edge of a high hilltop overlooking the valley below on guard duty at night-all night. I saw something moving about a mile below, moving like a cat. It was a coyote. I lost track of it as it moved closer and around the hilltop I was sitting on. Some time later on in that night here was that coyote sitting at my feet resting for about 5 minutes as I sat there with my feet crossed and my rifle across my lap. We just sat there together not afraid of each other at all. No talking just being there together. After what seemed like a very long time (5 minutes) the rested coyote got up and went back to hunting for its meal. That coyote knew where I was from a mile away, the whole time I sat up there. I was in its home!
I’d say that coyote will be back just at another place down the road
Things aren’t always so pretty, you know? You seemed pretty compassionate about it where a lot of people would not be. Even better it was released. You’re a good guy and this is honestly the best case scenario.
See if that coyote was on mine or anyone of my family members protperty it probably would’ve been shot. There, complain about that people
Shooting it might have been the right thing to do. One good shot to the head or heart, so it is humanely done. Depends on several factors. The bottom line is that humans are taking over lands that are home to a wide variety of wildlife. Not just coyotes. It includes turtles, tortoises, birds, lizards, plants, wild pigs, wild cats, snakes, etc. There are people who want to kill every shark. Kill all the snakes and you will be inundated with rats and mice (and who knows what viruses). We need to control human population and be more conscious of where and how we build. All of you ridiculing animal lovers and environmentalists should study more biology and environmental science.
I can’t believe people who call themselves animal lovers would have a problem with your video or your actions. You did the right thing. That coyote could have been killed or could have killed someone’s pet. It’s a shame that we infringe on their habitat, but that can’t be paid at your feet. And anyone who criticizes the Officer, simply doesn’t understand what it takes to deal with a wild animal.
You did the right thing, A COYOTE CAME INSIDE MY LAUNDRY AREA AND SHE SHED GRABBED MY CAT BY MY FEET SHOOK HER AND RAN BACK OUT MY GRANDSON HAD JUST BEEN SITTING NEXT TO ME IN THE SAME SPOT BUT I HAD MY DAUGHTER COME TAKE HIM MY GARAGE LAUNDRYROOM SHE SHED IS ATTACHED TO MASTER BATHROOM THERE IS MY BEDROOM THROUGH THAT ONE DOOR..WE NEVER SAW MY PRECIOUS KITTY AGAIN, 1/4 mile away a lady and her two year old toddler were by thenselves at the cemetary there are always visitors on the weekend the lady was cleaning her cousins headstone the toddler 10ft away from her, and a coyote ran up grabbed the little girl and dragged her by her throat a football field distance before a security guard and some onlookers scared the coyote trying to corner it and dropped tha 2 year old who had to be hospitalized SERIOUSLY injured. Arounf here there are missing pets daily ive had a pack run right next to me on my lawn while i watered and they aee not afraid of humans. So for all the zealots bashing you from having it removed from your business you acted responsibly and sanely. And FOR ANYONE PUTTING THIS GUY DOWN SINCE YOU ARE SUCH ANIMAL LOVERS DO YIU DRINK MILK EAT MEAT EAT EGGS..CHOOSE A REAL CAUSE...YOU MIGHT JUST BE THE REASON FOR REPUGNANT ANIMAL CRUELTY IF YOU TAKE PART IN ANY OF THESE MEALS.
Bullshit. Most alleged coyote attacks are by dogs. Cars maim & kill thousands of times more children & pets than coyotes ever have. There are only TWO human deaths from coyotes in the entire history of the U.S. and Canada. Then there are guns, which kill about 30,000 Americans every year. Anyone you know with a gun is a HUGE threat.
Todd Anderson stfu lol don’t turn this shit to that people kill people the gun doesn’t do anything until some dumbass picks it up.
Todd Anderson he wasn’t saying anything about guns he is saying coyotes are ducking dangerous to anything smaller then the animal.
Vaginbob thank you respect the hell outta this comment you know what you talking about
Hey bro I heard you like capital letters
The people that complained dont live in reality, the coyote was a wild animal, it's not a pet or tame, you have no idea how it will behave. You did the right thing and so did the animal control guy.
I live in Vancouver, BC. We have coyotes wandering our streets. We have warning signs up to remind us that they are around. It's a fact of life here. We usually just live with them even though cats can be killed by them if they wander freely.
Anyone who lets their cat roam freely is too stupid to own a cat.
@@tcanders123 What is your problem?? What did someone do to you? SMFH!!!
Todd Anderson my cat roams freely. Is there a problem with that for you? She's 11 years old too, and quite healthy and happy.
@@ZC.Andrew I wonder how many native animals she's killed. You know, like many predatory mammals, cats kill for fun. Unfortunately, our house cats do it a lot more than other mammals; they can cause local extinctions, often to birds, just to satisfy their predatory urges. How many gifts has your cat brought back? How many were on the red list? Even if you aren't getting gifts, there's a good chance she's still doing it.
Just saying, Todd probably has a problem because of that, among some of the other issues of letting cats run free.
@@chitinskin9860 Yeah I get what you're saying. I know about the cats overhunting issue. She's out during the day, in @ night, and wears a bell and all that. She rarely brings gifts, but does occasionally kill geckos. We have wire around out trees to keep her out of it, which is working. We have a lot of songbirds, hummers, and lizards around, so overall I think we're nailing a happy medium, considering she's not stuck inside all day contemplating suicide like some indoor cats.
I can't say you did anything wrong. The coyote was released, no humans or pets were injured, so what's to dislike or complain about?
Animal "rights" activists are, IMHO, some of the strangest humans on the planet. I've met some, and every one of them valued the life of any animal over human life, every time. To me, that's a sign of mental illness.
the hell do they expect? for them to use a slip on leash for a wild coyote ?! you guys are wayyyy too sensitive now
People on the internet have opinions and love to share them, even if they are really dumb. I posted a seven second video of me feeding my new snake for the very first time and it very unexpectedly got 100k views overnight...people got very mean in the comments, I just ignored and moved on with my day.
You did the right thing here, glad you aren't letting anyone get you down.
Good job Mike..👍👍
Next time tho , just ignore the Haters that have zero better to do then complain.
You made all the right decisions that day , plain and simple.
I as an animal rights activist would have done the exact same thing. I certainly would have been scared as hell to try and catch him myself so calling animal control is exactly what needed to be done. If the animal would have been aggressive or foaming at the mouth, then that would have been worse. Chayotes do not really carry diseases like most people think. They can catch rabies when they attach animals who have rabies or vise versa. The animal should have been safely released and end of story. That is what 98% of us would have done. The other 2% are just crazy as hell.
I just read about a study that was done on coyotes. They collected and analyzed coyote scat (poop) and determined that 20% of their diet was cats.
Best Luxury Goodies how bout u keep your fucking cat inside what’s the point of getting a pet if your just gonna leave it outside your worst than the coyote
@@randomdank7611 ik that one of my gmas 2 cats would hate us if we locked her inside the house, she loved to go outside and hunt, at night the other cat would come get me sometimes and mew at the door to let the other in, the outdoor cat really loves going outside, but yes in winter I wouldn't let her out. She's vary healthy and happy, and knows how to stay out of trouble like coyotes :3
As a former vet tech and animal control, rabies poles ( the tool used to restrain the coyote) aren't harmful without excessive use of the person holding it.
you did the right thing
I had 2 cats disappear 10 years ago and a cop told me it was probably a coyote. I laughed thinking not possible in downtown Phoenix, but the cop insisted they were behind the dealership's off of 12 street & Camelback. Sure enough I saw one crossing the street in that area weeks later.
You did everything right. Stayed calm and acted professional about the situation. 👍🏼
The coyote is a wild animal. The animal was there to search for prey, perhaps a cat or small dog. You did the right thing to relocate it. It could have been injured or perhaps starving. You did the right thing.
Much respect man. The ones that are complaining just look over them. You did the right thing
STOP DREAMING WAKE UP. We got some O,driscolls ta kill.
@@Meadtoeeee ?
@@hilham89 Your profile picture is of rdr2...duh.
@@Meadtoeeee your point?
@@hilham89 Look at my RUclips page
You did exactly the right thing, no need to second guess anything. Animal Control guy was efficient and treated the coyote well.
you did the right thing. those activities have never been attacked by wield animal. that coyote might have had rabies . it was acting strange.
It was acting scared.
There was a dog twice his size barking in his face.
He was shitting himself.
Carl Spackler he said the coyote was cornered like that before the dog was outside
@@carlspackler91 the big guy was probably scarying it too.
You didn't have to make this video, but the fact that you did shows you care and that makes it even better. You are pretty badass. Also, I like that doggy. Is that a natural Doberman (uncropped ears and tail)?
I recently had a couple of riding videos getting a bunch of attention as well and lots of ill informed negative comments. My guess is that the pandemic has people watching lots of videos on YT and they now feel they are professional at everything 🤣
I thought the coyote capture went really smoothly, and I have watched a lot of videos, so I should know 🤓🤣
A coyote in that situation is in danger - not everyone would call Animal Control, a lot of people seeing a coyote running around would try and kill it. Calling Animal Control and having him released back into a wooded area is the best thing you could have done for the little guy. He was terrified. I've never had a negative encounter without a coyote, they usually run at the first sight of you. Having him released away from the residential neighborhood was a happy ending. Thanks for having the foresight to call them!
Brooo, I live in West Virginia tooo, thats really cool, and I was seven years old when you made the first video
Nothing wrong with removing a wild & dangerous animal from "YOUR" property!!! "YOU" have "EVERY" right to do so!!! Don't worry about, or listen to anybody giving "YOU" a hard time about it!!! None of their business!!! It's "NOT" their property!!! You did the "RIGHT" thing!!! :) :) :) They need to mind their own business!!! Next time don't allow comments on your video so you don't have to be harrassed by jerks who have nothing better to do!!! You may have saved some child's life!!! :) It's pretty pathetic that they would put a wild animals life over a child's life!!! Again you did the right thing!!! :) God Bless you for keeping people, & other animals save!!! :)
Wait what I heard the animal control guy was putting his pet coyote in ppls back yards for his photo album!
Coyotes are just wild dogs basically. There’s no reason they can’t be released back in the wild, as long as they don’t have rabies I imagine.
Depends on where you are from. In the desert they are over populated and rampant. They cost farmers thousands of dollars when they kill live stock. They come into the edge of the city and kill peoples small dogs and cats. They really become a problem and the population does need to be regulated somewhat hence why people kill them so much. Where I live they are considered a nuisance animal and you can kill as many as you can without a license. You wouldn't want to release them back to the wild if they threatened your income and your ability to pay your bills.
Unfortunately, you feel the need to explain yourself about this incident to a bunch of emotionally driven fools.......
If it were me in your position, I wouldn't give it a second thought, much less lose any sleep over how the incident was handled.
In my opinion, you did the right thing. Btw, sending love to chewy.
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While it isn't great that the coyote was there, nothing bad happened. You can't just leave a coyote hanging around your house.
Thanks Mike you did a good deed for yourself, your pets, neighbors, And the coyote! B-)
The situation was handled perfectly. My guess is the crybabies are whining because tje guy took a picture of himself next to it or because he threw it in a cage. He took proper precautions as far as I could see. My friend once tried to pet and play with a coyote that was hanging around our back woods area. It showed up right when we started grilling food on the grill. He tossed it a couple things to eat, but then he tried to get too close and it bit down on my friend's hand. He had to go the hospital and get stitches and shots and had to take medication for it. It was bleeding very badly plus 3 of his fingers were broken. There is a reason they use the loop bar and it is very safe. Canines get the loop around their necks and animals such as raccoons or possums or badgers get the loop around their body/torso area. It's a very humane practice and I'm sure the coyote was not released too far from where it knew where to find food. The coyote that chomped on my friend's hand was taken away because of my friend's mistake being careless. That was not fair, but this situation was completely done right. Do not worry what ridiculous people have to say.
Coyotes are dangerous if you're pet was small he would of probably ate her. You did the right thing you kept everyone in your neighborhood save that's the important thing.
Coyotes killed my dog this August. I hate those *uckers. He was my best friend. I miss him so much. And I still cry about him.
@@European-Okie1986 What kind of dog did you have?
thats the problem with owning a small dog. Any stray dog or animal can kill it. Be a responsible owner. I also have a small dog. Dont let small dogs out of sight. Pick them up if you see a coyote.
@@zekerich1566 Shut up! Dogs and cats roam it happens.
I'm not sure what warrants an apology. I just watched the old video. The coyote was clearly scared, lost, and potentially injured/in shock. Standing there for that long and not moving at all isn't normal behavior. It needed to be picked up for its own sake alone. Stacking the potential dangers on top of that is just icing on the cake.
You did the right thing dude don't sweat comments people get worked up over anything
As most said, I didn't feel an explanation was warranted but lots of respect for doing it. I came here right after the original video and had a few questions, you answered them. Can't say i agree with posing for a pic and prolonging the animals stress but also can't say I might not of done the same thing in the moment. Happy to hear he was released in a much safer area, for him as well as the community. You did the right thing Mike,
All the people complaining would think differently id that coyote was in their yard. I live in AZ they are all over here. They will jump the fence and eat small pets. You did what you saw fit in your own yard! Good for you man take care of your home I would have done same
We've lived by a nature preserve for 10 years, see coyotes all the time, have NEVER had any issue with them & pet or people. We DO have trouble with lots of pet dogs & cats, making messes, attacking other people's pets or children,. Then there are all the morons drivers who are a FAR FAR greater threat than any coyote ever will be. You don't like nature, don't live in areas where we've intruded on natural habitat. Live in a high rise. Coyotes were there before you or your pets.
@@apolloandcreedbulldogges2229 You are what's wrong with America. Selfish, ignorant assholes who think the world revolves around them. I'd trade you for a nice coyote any day.
@@apolloandcreedbulldogges2229 Same here. Sadly, people like you DO have a direct NEGATIVE impact on the world. Remember, those coyotes have just as much right to live as your pets do.
Todd Anderson lol you’re a feisty one xD I like your PAZZAZ
@@tcanders123 I live in West Texas we have we have a HUGE coyote population. I feel where you're coming from man but I grew up on a farm and these animals will DECIMATE your lifestock. They are relentless! Back before we started to do something about it; they killed 9 of our chickens all 6 our ducks and two of my little sisters rabbits in 2 DAYS! All of the enclosures were secured and locked like I said earlier they are relentless; they will climb the enclosure, dig under it, or just pry and pry at until they can push their way in. They do have the right to live but also people have the right to protect their property and own animals as well.
Dude an explanation was not needed you did the right thing great job man
Wonderfull... GLAD YOU DID THIS VIDEO. Was curiouse on the conclusion. Been super interested in cyotes since i now live near them and hike around them daily. Thank you for the informative videos 🤗💖
My issue is the AC officer taking the photo op while maintaining a tight wire around its neck then hoisting an almost LIMP coyote into the cage.
Coyotes have grown to be a nuisance because people hunted their competition to near extinction. We caused their population boom.
I know what kind of dangers coyotes pose. Rural florida is FULL of them for the same reasons, and they pose the same threats everywhere. But choking a coyote to near unconsciousness for a PICTURE is not ok.
Not gonna blame you for calling AC. Am gonna blame the AC worker for the highly unprofessional way he treated that animal.
U saved the Coyotes life good for you 👍🏼
Animal rights people are anti pets. My advice is to not give those types of people a lick of anything. Do not feed the trolls. Your dog was brave. It protected its home and its pack. You should have feed Chewy steak for being such a good boy. I know Chewy passed on.
Side note Coyotes do live in cities. They eat animals that roam the streets. Squirrels, cats, skunks, raccoons, rats, rabbits, and the like. It all matters on what there is a lot of. So if all there is in your home town are dogs.
They will eat dog.
When yotes come into town, they are looking to snatch up a cat, dog or even a kid.
@M Via If the child is smaller than the coyote, it will do so. Like a cornered fox, never underestimate the hungry coyote.
@M Via stay in town stupid. They will and have gone after kids. Dumbass. They dont have a great success rate because people ( unlike you ) actually pay attention to their surroundings. Dumbass!!
@M Via They can and have snatched children. One child even died after the coyote broke her neck.
@@TheKrayusKorianis smaller than a 45lb starved coyote? you mean a baby wandering the street?
This video was not necessary. It is self evident that you did the right thing. I am surprised that the coyote was not killed. They get (legally) slaughtered by the dozens by farmers for eating their livestock. I would do the same.
You did everything right. As a dog lover I see coyotes as related to dogs so they should be treated with respect. But they are a wild animal and must be respected as such as a danger. It’s good it was released and not harmed.
Coyote eat dog
@@user19024 just goggled that they attack but do not see dogs as a food source get your facts right.
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Coyote was better off being caught and released than potentially getting hit by a car, getting scared and attacking someone, eating someone's cat, etc. Coyote was just doing what coyotes do, you did the right thing to have it safely released.
Was watching the old vid you did the right thing 👏 👌 🙌
All of this was just recommend to me today, looks like ya may pick up another million views! Don't listen to those freaking out, you're right, the capture pole is an incredibly effective, safe, and ethical tool. Like you said, a neighbors child or even pet over a random wild animal when it comes down to it (luckily all were well in this outcome). The coyote population is and will continue doing just fine.
I will say comparing the capture tool to a choke collar isnt the best idea since choke collars are infamous for slowly crushing dogs' windpipes, but I do think you did the right thing calling animal control. I mean, obviously. 😆
Thats what I was thinking.
He may have been simply using the choke collar as an example since there are probably some of those haters that are hypocrites that use collars in a dangerous fashion. It wasn’t the best analogy but he was talking off the cuff and sometimes we all sometimes can’t find the best scenario to communicate clearly what we are trying to say. As much as I hate to see any animal scared and fighting for its life, those slip poles are the safest for the animal and the people. And it’s only used long enough to get the dog in the crate. I think all the haters wouldn’t survive very long in the wild. I see too many animal lovers getting mauled by their own dogs and even killed so I would not give any time worrying about their ignorance to moving a wild animal out of town and hopefully a safer area. They are clueless about the animals they claim to love.
You did the absolute right thing by calling animal control in this situation. They're goal is to remedy the situation WITHOUT harming the animal whenever possible, and they have the resources and training to handle these things. The coyote was released far away from people and will hopefully stay away from civilization after this incident, seeing how afraid it was. On a different note, while they are a nuisance in a lot of areas and I would also choose my own pets over the coyote, it's not the coyotes' faults that it's become this way. People have been encroaching on their territory for many years and they have been able to adapt around us, even if it's at our detriment. They're just doing what they have to...
The Snowflakes should thank you for doing what you did. I would have killed it.
@DragonWolf1247 Nafpaktitis --- Yes. Kill.
@DragonWolf1247 Nafpaktitis --- ok. That's nice. I still would kill it
The only thing people are mad about is how he said choke collars are perfectly fine when in fact they are not. People go to pain and dominance instead of properly training there animals just so they can be lazy and not meet the basic needs of a pet. He did in fact to the right thing on caring for the animal.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND OTHERS DOING WHAT I DID. AT ALL. EVER.
Firstly coydogs don’t attack humans. Unless they are sick with something lethal. They are skittish. I had one approach me after being hit by a car. I got snapped at once when trying to see what injuries were had. Bad shattered back leg. And totally dislocated hip. but was never bitten. It was like a kid screaming ouch. Or a husky yell-chomping. I never moved my hand. That little guy was way above my medical tools and abilities. Felt lot me as if a human was approaching me for comfort after a bad breakup. Poor thing was doing so well till I had to call some help. Those walkies are totally terrifying for them. Taken to a vet hospital, patched up. I didn’t personally follow after the surgery. But I was told Sent to a recovery enclosure, several months later along with some good food and meds, was released into a bordering location to where he was found.
They have a way of communication that freaks people out, I have found. And if they ACCEPT YOU AND LIKE YOU, THEY WILL STILL SNARL AT YOU AND GUARD THEIR FOOD AS WELL AS ESTABLISH PACK RANKING AGAIN TO INCLUDE YOU. crazy smart. Very guarded. And farrrr smarter than any dog or hybrid that we have domesticated. They don’t make good pets. And the cornered dog is seeking shelter,not at all hunting for children, or posing a danger. Unless you approach it. I have pet a bunch of them and got a beautiful gift to see a new and young mom approach me with a disobedient and flailing fur all of a pup in her mouth. She saw me across the entire lake, looked at me, and proceeded cautiously over rocky terrain and brambles towards me. Only she knows why. She wasn’t hurt. Pup looked spunky and perfect. I guess she was curious. The pup, Which she left in a pile of leaves about five feet from where I stood, was only relinquished after she saw I had A HUGE STASH OF REAL JERKY. no add-ins, just meat. I HAVE YET TO MEET A COYDOG THAT DIDN’T PANIC AFTER BEING GIVEN FOOD, THINKING I WAS ABOUT TO STEAL IT FOR MY SELF. SO SHE DID A QUICK LIP LIFT AND GAVE ME THE FACE OF A YOUNG LAD WHO JUST ACCIDENTALLY STROLLED INTO A STRIP CLUB. the tail went and the fur settled and the led lowered. ....and then the baby started freaking out after somehow getting wet. So she freaked out again.
But for that time, i just watched in childlike awe at this ... mom. I realized just how small of a creature I truly am to have assumed that I was above everything in my environment. I felt I had gotten it wrong. I was supposed to respect this world and all therein, not to RULE OVER IT like a crazed celebrity on meth. Animals have always shown me that energy and compassionate understanding transcends all differences and languages. They read humans swiftly and correctly most of the time, And they are right to be cautious. Look at us.
Thing is coyotes here are scary. I’m about 120 pounds and a female. Crouching down her eye level was above mine. Giving you a better grasp of this populations individual size. HERE THEY ARE MASSIVE. LIKE. EASILY WOLF SIZED. With plenty to eat here in UPSTATE NEW YORK. And I was fishing at the time. (With a cast net. And a bucket. Just for kicks. And aquatic plants to cultivate.). I slowly and quietly left what I had for the young mom on the big rock I sat on , and walked home.
Another wild dog looking like a wolf was sprayed with a shot gun. Actually approached me. My diagnostic skills were ok for field patching but not much else. So she was patched up and (as a heard) released after a week or two. And again. To give you an idea. This thing could have ripped my face off and it didn’t. Because unlike people, it understood that a creature approaches and is approached for a reason. As as long as they are calm, and are good and don’t smell “sketchy” they aren’t a target. They are an asset. Annnnd it knew I don’t have any physical chance of winning a fight if shit really hit the fan. No claws, no eagle vision, gallons, wings, killing jaws or skills. I got a few balls? out with evident pain in the poor things face. Nothing to stop infection or help with pain, so I stopped.So I decided to call ONE person to help. That I knew was light footed, quiet, and calm.
I have heard many stories like this. From the former USSR, where I come from. Many many stories like this.
When people wonder how wolves became dogs, I don’t. I know something like this happened.
And I know you’re only trying to do right by those people in your area, and to protect the children and pets you value. I don’t blame you. And before I had any experience, I would have done the same thing and not cared about the coydog at all. But that was because i had literally never heard a single positive thing. They are pests, dangerous, vicious, rabid, destructive, wild mindless killers that are over populating and destructive to thee ecosystem. All tidbits from people...... with no damned idea as to how valuable these guys are, their capacity of love, emotion and understanding. Their behaviors were alien and threatening and so the nonsense keeps on being shared and believed.
Probably because NO ONE EVER HAD ANY INSTANCES OF THESE ANIMALS THAT WERE POSITIVE. so this is why I shared. Hopefully you got something out of this comment, and maybe, JUST MAYBE, if presented with the same situation, with euthanasia as the outcome, you will either reconsider your options, have a greater understanding of these guys, and even seek alternate services (animal sanctuaries, etc.). I hope one day you find greater value in all lives, regardless of conventional wisdom. Maybe you’ll get to have an encounter of your own. Hopefully a bit less ..... dangerous. If nothing else, maybe if you do hear of one dying, this could tug on your heart just enough for you to pause for a moment to reflect and to relate to these little wild oddball neighbors of ours, along with the other lives that are earths co-inheritors.
This animals eyes and expression say far more than my comment ever could, and I don’t think anyone who genuinely seeks a greater empathic ability and genuine understanding would be able to say otherwise.
I hope you find greater beauty, dear friend.
Peace and love to you always and all ways,
As well as to anyone having taken the time to read this,
Thank you.
AJ and friends
You did exactly the right thing.
Thank you for this video, only because you were able to give the outcome of the first video. I feel you didn't need to explain your actions. You did the right thing for the neighborhood and the coyote. I just subscribed.
You did the right thing coyotes can be a big problem especially for small pets.
Small pets can be a problem for coyotes too...since they don't come with katsup already on them
I'm a huge animal lover and I didn't see any abuse being done to it. You did absolutely nothing wrong. I lost a pet to a coyote attack and understand completely the dangers that they pose but I still don't want to see them harmed. The only harm that that coyote endured would have been to his hearing because your dog was yelling at it in such close proximity to its ears, lol! But seriously! This coyote suffered no harm by the animal control officer.
You can clearly see in the original video this man loves animals and did his best to make sure the best situation happened. He could have just hit the coyote as he was completely still and he asks what will happen to him and seemed legitimately worried. Good job man and god bless you I hope more people in the world were like you
People are too quick kill carnivorous animals to solve their disputes. Most of those animals are important for the local ecosystems, and killing too many too quickly can cause all sorts of ecological problems, including deer overpopulation. I’m not saying people don’t have a right to look after their safety, but I feel some attempt at understanding or coexistence, or at least using no lethal means of removing them, could benefit people and the environment as a whole.
Having lived for years in Canada, I became aware of a population of coyotes that lives in north western Calgary in Alberta, Canada and they almost never attack humans or pets. They are more than happy to eat the local Jack rabbits instead. Coyotes aren’t AS dangerous as long as there is plenty of local game for them to eat, AND as long as you take the necessary the precautions and actions to diffuse or avoid conflict.
Coyotes are badass smart and clever. I hope it was released in a safe area.
They killed him
Coyotes are menaces. And they're growing in number in urban areas. Screw animal rights. They pose a huge danger to pets, children and people in general. Those who think they should be protected need therapy. Get an IQ !
Susie Arviso They shouldn’t be protected but they should be put down either. They should be released into the wild away from civilisation in their own habitat so that the food chain can continue as normal. We as humans are destroying their habitat and so of course they are moving to urban areas because they have nowhere else to go and nothing else to eat.If its anyone’s fault it’s our own and so it isn’t the Coyotes fault at all. And plus why the hell would you want to live near where Cayotes are living anyway, especially if you have children and pets.
Kaydn Roper no they didn't lol
Aongus Aongus Same, I love coyotes and I hope it lived its life.
I am an extreme animal lover and proactive in wildlife preservation, and you did the right thing. I KNOW we as humans have encroached on THEIR home, but, what's done is done and the best and most humane way to deal with an animal like that is to remove it from populated areas and release it. Thank you for respecting the animal.
I'm an animal lover...i can't see nothing bad,you did the right thing
The animal guy probably said “I don’t know” because they’re going to check the animal for diseases and injuries. Not because they wanted or were gonna kill it.
They’ll check it for rabies. Only one way to do that. 😶
You seem like a nice guy. I subscribed.
Dude why are people overreacting so much if anything that coyote could’ve killed another dog or possibly even a human he basically saved lives of animals and people
Mark Bey..I totally agree with you..Couldnt say it any better Sir...Hey Mike..Geat video..Good Job!!
Ok I’m sorry I just started watching your videos but I’m curious what was on your hands or what is on your hands? Please don’t get offended by this. I’m just wondering
I have a Great Pyrenees and live in the country. He's itching to get ahold of one, it's what they do, guard against coyotes.
Bro I once had a baby fox almost pounce on my cat. Since it was a fox and a baby one at that, I just held my cat and went indoors so my cat didn't run off and just in case. However, I've seen Coyotes through my old elementary windows and they were biting each other and stuff. Can't imagine them being friendly with my cat if they got their paws on him lol. You did the best thing, especially cuz that Coyote was scared and stayed still in that corner. The animal control guy who took it was ruthless when bringing him in which isn't his fault, he said he hadn't seen one in that area before so he was just being cautious and made sure the Coyote didn't go wild, with the thing he used of course. And it's good that the Coyote was released into the wild rather than be killed off but it's totally understandable if they did.
When you get 4M views, there are bound to be a few haters
No need to explain. The coyote is being relocate away from the community and being released far way to the wild and plus it was captured without harm. You did everything what a dog owner would do. Job well done👍🐶