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Everything you see these dogs doing to the Coyote, that vary same coyote has done all it's adult life. It has done it to baby raccoons, young Turkey, fawn deer, likely a farm cat or two, sheep if it could find some unguarded by dogs even a newborn calf . What you see the dogs doing on a saturday is what a coyote does 7 days a week.
Dylan Growing up poor I trapped as a kid, so I killed to improve our plight if not survive. One part of that was that I learned a lot about Coyotes, If you don't think a coyote or weasel. or raccoon kills for sport. . . . . you have never see the inside of a hen house after they are done. The reality of the wild is vary . . . . Sport Take Wolves, ruclips.net/video/BXCvLzDNWz0/видео.html They ain't hunting coyote to eat him, they are the Alpha he took, he would keep taking, he would breed and his offspring would keep taking meat from the wolve's kill, so he died. I don't think the wolves thought it through, they didn't reason it out, it's a million years of the predator that took the game protecting their kill. Wolves also kill wolves LOTS and LOTS if there is a dispute over territory. Why? Because if a pack allows other packs to hunt the herds in it's territory then some day when things are lean that pack starves. All that is left are the packs that won't tolerate others predation. We have that same million year instinct. You just don't have any lambs that need to survive for you to provide for your family. If you did, you would sick the dogs on a coyote as well.
Wow Dylan that is a lot of supposition on your part, Yes he says something to the affect that he hunts them mainly for the sport, then goes on to talk about selling the furs and controlling the population. So think of it this way, the last time you had your favorite meal, you ate it mainly for the enjoyment. What plants and/or animals gave up their lives for your enjoyment? But But I was also hungry! But but he also sells the furs! But but I gained nutrition my body needed! But but he is controlling the population *NOT* at a zero damage done by coyotes but at a manageable damage level.
"Territorial killing among predators has nothing to do with sport or entertainment. " So a million years of our having to do something to servive and you don't think we have found a way to make it fun? Or you don't think those wolves weren't having fun? Or you think you're god and you can just make a million years of survival instinct go away because it make *You* feel bad?
So it makes total sense to you that, women *WANT* to have kids. Want to spend months looking like they are smuggling a watermelon only to go through intense pain, then for the next two years to be a slave to the beck and call of some tiny needy narcissistic trirant? You think it makes total sense that a women should want even crave all that, even though up until 150 years ago it was likely to reduce their life span if not outright kill them, but not that a man should get enjoyment out of the tasks he has had to do to keep that women and child safe?
You think your cat goes after that "cat toy" because ??????What? Because there is a million year drive that says to chase it. Now your cat might live in a nice apartment and never kill a thing in it's whole life, but put it in the barn at a farm and it will kill a mouse the first day, even if you leave food out for it all the time, it will soon become a "mouser" waiting cramped and cold for hours on a ledge to pounce on a mouse for sport. Well up until some coyote eats your poor cat. Damn coyotes anyway!
" It’s also been proven that hunting coyote creates a higher population ultimately as coyote reproduce faster if their populations are under threat." And if they are not controlled?? Did you look that up? In most areas they are on a ten year cycle with the rabbit population. So as rabbits peak so do Coyotes, then the rabbits crash and there is an extremely high Coyote population that is starving, so they eat the lambs, chickens, cats, puppies, the baby everything but it's still not enough and winter sets in, and they hunt each other, and it's still not enough so many starve, getting a meal here a road kill there, but never enough, hungry day after day, with no energy to keep warm they can't hunt at night and eat ever less and less, after weeks & weeks of always cold always hungry something gives out, heart liver, and they die not chased by dogs for 20 minutes and then killed, they *STARVE* Just want to be clear that is the end you want for them Right? Because it makes you feel better.
Dylan you say "you are conflating the instinct of a predator to hunt and its perceived subsequent enjoyment, with the concept of sport" No, you are just denying that man is that predator. Sport was the word the Jeffs Wonderland used, the one you picked up on. I simply pointed out that other top predators act in the same way driven by the same instincts.
Cite your study. Lets see it. Coyotes increase and spread when hunted at a higher rate then when left alone *&* spread when hunted, which is why the coyote have spread into nearly every city in the continental U.S.
I want to see this "study" Just show a link right down below, let's see this study *THEN* we will talk about the wolfs Goals and Jeff's goals I'll wait
jasper wyoming,
So let's talk about the relationship between dogs and man, the low number is 6400 years since the first canine likely made advances to form a symbiotic relationship with early man. How long ago was that, well there were likely no white people yet. Think about that, man has been hunting in a relationship with dogs since before the first caucasian. I have a longer lineage hunting with hounds then any caucasian has with their race. It is as natural for my dog and I to run off or kill a wolf as it is for a wolf to run off or kill a coyote, as it is for a coyote to run off or kill a fox or raccoon.
I do like how you say " Your logic is that because the coyote kills in this way, its OK for me, a supposedly far more advanced animal, to do the same" I would *never* presume to tell you what is ok for you. Though it does seem *you* are happy to presume lots of things about me.
I just want to make sure I understand this, as best as we know, man has been a hunter for least 2 million years, has worked side by side with canines for six thousand at the least. And if I tell you I knew at a very young age (5 or 6) that I viewed animals from a hunter's perspective, even though I had no relation to an active hunter closer than a dead Grandfather (so I was not influenced by adult activity) . If I tell you I have had a kinship to hounds from the first one I ever met. If I say from that early age, when my parents would stop a car to look at a deer because it was "pretty" that while I could see the beauty of the deer, I also saw the angle of the ridge would allow me to sneak near to the deer if I were to crawl. If I tell you that. And if I add that the hound is doing what we have done together for thousands of years. You still think That a houndsmen being a houndsmen and letting a hound be a hound is " like some sick sadist"?
But if I told you that I have known that I was different from other people and I knew it at the age of 5 or 6, that I viewed men in a way boys my age didn't. If I told you I was gay, you would be fine with that, wouldn't you? But just a little over 200 years ago being gay was thought to be so destructive, so evil, so sick you could still be hung for it in the British Navy. In my youth gay men would be beaten, fired from their jobs, pushed out of their churches if it were known.
So are you so very sure, that 2 million years of hunting hasn't embedded an urge to hunt in me that is every bit as driving as a gay man's urge to have sex with other men? Or maybe like the rednecks waiting outside a gay bar in the 70s, so they could beat up a "fairy" . Maybe like them what upsets you is not so much what is going on, but how much, down deep inside you want to join in.
I guess what I'm asking is when you say
"you're a sick fucking dude, and a pussy. I wonder what kind of Daddy issues you have to deal with that makes terrorizing an animal somehow make the pain go away. Did Daddy always tell you that you weren't tough enough, or strong enough? When you set your dogs on an animal does it make you feel manly, do you call Daddy and tell him you killed another one? I see a scumbag who is just like the inner city thugs who are into dog-fighting, boys trying to figure out what it means to be a man. And failing."
Just how much are you projecting?
Jasper, You're kinda fun to converse with, you seemingly can't grasp an analogy when it is right in front of you & you lack introspection to such a level that you actually wrote " I do not have Daddy issues as my father ran out on my Mom when I was probably 3 or 4."
Lets see if I can help you to see both the analogy & a little introspection as well.
The analogy: One thing *Hunting With Hounds* for thousands of years and up until 70 years ago was widely excepted, considered a part of life and was a "proper" pastime for young men almost everywhere hounds & man coexisted. The other thing *homosexuality* up until 70 years ago was widely considered an abomination and 200 years ago a homosexual act could get you killed. The *analogy* is to compare two things where the participants are judged to be abominations because they are doing something that is natural to them. One,even though something like 97% of people do not, would not participate in it, has over the last 50 years become accepted while the other has become the abomination. The hatred of both is driven by emotion rather then thought or consideration.
Ok on to introspection;
So,
A homeless family doesn't have a housing problem. their house burned down two years ago.
An illiterate man doesn't have a reading problem, he never did learn to read.
A man lost in the woods doesn't have a problem with his fire, the rain put it out around mid night.
" I do not have Daddy issues as my father ran out on my Mom when I was probably 3 or 4."
See how I worked both analogy & introspection into that? Slick like a fox.
Coyote took my 7 year old cat, Millie, last summer. Been killing them ever since. I loved that cat. I adopted when i was goimg thru hard times. She saved me from an awful depression. Then she was killed by a coyote while she was relaxing on our back porch..i wasnt fast enough when it all happened. I hate coyotes.
I am With You, Brother! God Bless! I hope you Recover from your Invisible Wound! Be Safe Always!
Lol "hate"
Um you allowed your pet cat outside?
its good to see greyhounds and wolfhounds doing what they were bred to do.
ikr lol
These dog types are not natural they have been selectively breed from a time in history when they were needed but it's just not needed anymore apart from to satisfy the yearning of blood from the men. Shame on you. Karma will find you, if I can't. 👌
Mackendo88 Damn dude, you sound BADASS
Mackendo88 but they were still bred to do it... let the dogs do what they want to do
Jana Bab they are being breed and trained by maniacs to satisfy human blood thirst, there is no need for it to continue. Pointless suffering. For your viewing pleasure.
Gotta give that coyote some respect for fighting to the bitter end.
no it didn't fight it was bobbing and weaving away you idiot
@@zander3696 lmfao you're so mad.
Someone lives in the city and has never dealt with anything like this
I mean in a 3 vs 1 fight what else was he gonna do..
It was getting clapped lol
It's always great to see sighthounds doing what they're bred for..
I feel the same, they are masterful 👍
its sad but at the same time amazing to see the skill and pack mentality of your dogs... they literally coordinate everything together instinctual like wolves.
I came here because I was interested in learning more about how wolfhounds and similar breeds are actually used in hunting endeavors that they’ve been bred for, and this video demonstrates that perfectly. Awesome camerawork, and thanks for uploading!
Don’t let the haters get to you; anyone educated on “varmint” animals like coyote and weasels knows that they can breed out of control and wreak havoc on local wildlife and agriculture alike. Can’t wait to see and hear more about what you do!
I’m more interested in how the dogs are bred. 1/2 Irish wolfhound or is it Scottish Deerhounds mixed with 1/2 Greyhound? So much smaller than an IWH.
I grew up in the High Plains, and had an uncle who kept sheep worked with border collies. I never saw a coyote run, but knew folks who kept packs and did it. I fell in love with IW's and have had them as pets for over 30 years (I help with rescue). I have to admit I had mixed feelings watching it. I absolutely loved seeing them in motion in wide open land -- beautiful big hounds running full tilt boogie, doing the work they were bred to do, but was surprised they didn't kill it more quickly, I thought they were used over Greyhounds as kill dogs because they didn't damage the pelt. And even knowing the damage coyotes do to herds and pets hated to see it fight for it's life. Silly I know, but thank you for posting. And I think the narrative helps educate folks, you were straightforward about it.
That’s absolutely amazing to see Irish wolfhounds at work.
He had no choice, its not bravery its survival
@@jkbearhunterfuck off idiot
Finally some footage of wolfhounds. These dogs are one of the first dog breeds. As they're tall As hell. The name says it all
fun fact being Irish Wolfhound was created in 1885 it is nowhere near one of the first dog breeds it's actually quite modern if you look back at how old some dog breeds are for example the Greyhound all the way back to ancient Egypt
I can't believe the coyote lived through this for so long.
Unbelievable how much stamina this coyote has with 3 dogs twice his size on its ass for quite some time. He looks done then takes at full speed !
I think the Greyhounds and Wolfhounds, with their long jaws are meant to hold the prey in place…by the throat and legs. Then the hunter kills them. That’s why the coyote can break away and run. Versus a large dog that would snap its neck and kill the coyote on the spot.
@@macro1391 Exactly, greyhounds are able to run any animal down, but they aren't so good at killing quickly.
"For the sport" said every serial killer ever at some point
These dogs are not well trained. A good dog needs 10 seconds to kill a coyote. This takes too long.
Agreed they must be young dogs or poorly trained, mine would hit the throat and shake till its dead not toy with it and prolong suffering
Maybe they're having fun hunting it.
Not all dogs can be Ridgebacks.
@@Trassik not all dogs can hunt lions lol
Ridgebacks are not the best hunting dogs. They do have stamina and is brave. They don't have a strong bite and they are relatively light for their size in terms of weight. They do have the capacity to run 40 km a day and warn out the animals and they are smart so in a pack they do operate well and can pin an animal until you can shoot them. That's what they were bred for to work in a pack and distract a lion for the hunter to shoot it.
This was fascinating. I love seeing dogs/animals allowed to embrace their natural instincts. it's incredible how that coyote kept getting up. We don't have many large open spaces in Phoenix but we sure have the coyotes. They are not afraid and they pace you if you're on a walk at night, it's a little unnerving when they do it in a pack. I've not heard of a person, here, being attacked, but they have learned to climb 6 ft block walls to get in backyards and attack littler dogs. The carcass info was interesting. I didn't know coyote pelts were coveted. While it may not be fun to watch a life being taken, it's good to know its not going to waste either. great vid
“Coyotes contain many diseases that can be transferred to dogs and then onto humans”
Let’s dogs hunt them down lol
That's why people give dogs vaccines.
Bull Shit - do you not see how nature took care of things for eons before idiot humans arrived on the scene and fucked things up? It's OK 'tho, the corona virus will take care of things . Any creature that overpopulates the sustainability of its environment gets knocked back by something. Humans are next and couldn't happen to a nicer bunch going by the moronic statments and lack of understanding on this thread.
SirCamsmorethanalot I agree nature does knock them back down , but convid is not natural,in fact crazy as it seems it does not exist a total scamdemic or plandemic , in this instance it is Nwo and it is one of many steps toward depopulation, search for agenda 21 or agenda 21-30 they are trying to kill us off by 90% , problem reaction solution. - 90% will die by 2030 if they get there way. I just want to raise awareness for those who want to protect there families and humanity.
he also hunts them "for their fur" by letting lose 3 massive dogs to rip it up for him. Maybe its like step one in skinning? LOL
@@Mackendo88 Proof?
Wolves used to keep coyotes in check. Unfortunately, we killed off most of the wolves. The coyotes have adapted to living with people far better than wolves did.
Nice video! I saw two coyotes while walking my Japanese Akitas. Although very aggressive and huge they are only 10months old so I decided to quickly take them home. The two coyotes were large and heathy looking. As every dog owner I wondered how my dogs would fair as they were pulling and trying to get at the coyotes but I wasn’t trying to have a vet bill if they got bit.
My heart goes out to this beautiful coyote. The facts are that the imbalance that we have created has allowed coyotes to flourish. But they are part of the balanced equation. It is that we have not learned how to be balanced in the world. The coyote in this video is able to get away from the dogs repeatedly and if they were not fast hounds this coyote would have gotten away, they are extremely clever, puzzle working intelligence.
If it was just one hound vs the one coyote the dog would stand no chance to catch it.
and they kill thousand of peoples pets yearly.....muchless all the sheep a goats that farmers need to sell so to feed your ass living in your beautiful world...
Love it but curious, I'm assuming here, but... do you just "inject" your dogs with anti-vaccinations etc routinely that fights all the potential infections they can get when tumbling with a coyote, like you mentioned in the video, rabies, mange etc etc?
damn that coyote is awesome taking on 3 dogs like that!
They played with it then killed it
The cayote didn't get a vote.
Damn look at those dogs go!
It’s my dream to have a sighthound to hunt with. I’ve always loved the different breeds in that category.
Best lurcher' to for me is the bullgreyhound more drive than any other cross
Bobby Walker I prefer 3/4 greyhounds, 1/4 collie. They seem to be the best all round dogs for big or small game.
@@mkbozzl164 can't beat 3/4 greyhound 1/4 bull this cross will take anything single handed collie x got no balls
@Bobby Walker clearly never seen a proper collie x work then they’ll take anything. I’ve had 4 and they’ve all caught everything there is to catch single handed, know double slipping. Bull x struggle on rabbits because they can’t turn quick enough, they turn like a London bus😂 all there really any decent at is 🦊
I've got a male Irish Wolfhound, 20 lbs of couch potato. But start with lure coursing.
just found your channel love what you are doing keep up the good work
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Nice use of the drone in this Hunt. The Wolfhounds are magnificent animals and it is a pleasure to see them doing what they were bred to do!
nice vid ! lost my young rescue cat to one of these muts right in my front yard ! guess those who hate these vids never lost a pet or livestock to a coyote.
well that doesnt mean that you should kill all coyotes.
@@natybae195 stfu coyote. These rodent would attack you if they have opportunity
@@MightyCousintube-fg4jf exactly, they wanna be all sentimental with the coyotes till they see their little chihuaha dog get ripped to shreds by them
Your the idiot who left the cat outside but no it's the coyote's fault....
@@angelinacamacho8575 Exactly! Cats were likely domesticated to control rat populations. If you don't have that problem, then you should keep your cats inside. Letting your cats out is why many bird populations are falling as well as making competition for food more intense, essentially throwing ecosystems off balance in the grand scheme of things. Outdoor cats also tempt coyotes to come in to cities as they are a potential food source.
I love watching sight hounds do what they do best. I've hunted jack rabbits with greyhounds. I'd like to get a Borzoi or two for my upcoming move to Alaska. Maybe even a couple Irish Wolfhounds. I love them all!
Teach the dogs to kill quick hold on to the throat . That was kinda inhumane torture from what I could see .
Fuck you. Good coyote is a dead coyote
ya i wish it was intant instead of suffering
You've obviously never seen a fox hunt! Dogs are natural hunters. If you don't like the videos, don't watch them. That's what adults do when they don't like watching a tv programme.
@Dustin Dodson
Yea ... That coyote should have been able to live a long happy life... Free to torture smaller game animals as it pleases.... Until one day in his old age he walks off gracefully into a sunset and up the stairs of heaven!
Its the way it is guy.... That coyote aint been living on green beans and tofu.... His card got pulled.
@Dustin Dodson
Haha always the people crying about inhumane treatment are the ones who rant and rave and cuss people out and have no problem treating people like shit.
Go outside man look around... If you think coyotes give a damn about fairness or taking their game in a humane fashion youre just wrong...
But sure youre right... I am an idiot... I am wrong and a terrible person. Here is your "like" and "winner of internet argument star"
I'm all for killing coyotes, but I can't abide harvesting an animal when you know and expect it to be a slow death. At the same time, I'm not going to tell another hunter how they should take part in this ancient art that means so many things to so many people. I do appreciate the videos. I understand the interest in the sporting side of hunts like this, and the drone makes it that much more accessible to understand how your dogs engage with their quarry. I only wish there were videos like this of Ridgebacks on lions. I still don't like that's going on, but I do appreciate the unique view of the practice. From one hunter to another though, I think this spotlight on your activities is going to only help those that would legislate against it.
Don't comment. Shut up...and keep scrolling to another video. Not that hard.
@@jimmier16 hs literally says he does appreciate the video and hes not gonna tell him to stop😐
Hmm.
tradition doesn’t make something right, such as, like you mentioned, ridgebacks on lions. you wish to see that? there is thought to be less than 20,000 wild lions left in the world, and are extinct in 26 of their native african countries. how is a days worth of “fun” worth something that is so valuable? hunting for sport is cruel and unusual, and seldom demonstrated in the wild. it’s not natural, humans are greedy, and have decided that, for what it’s worth, fun and sport are more important than native and once populous animal species. not to mention canned hunting is also a horrible industry. genuinely sad
If you're planning to sell/use the fur, wouldn't a trap and a bullet between the eyes be better? I would think the mauling from the dogs would ruin the pelt and make it unusable. Also do you run into issues with your dogs catching anything from the coyotes?
Bro, it's not covid which I'm sure you wore a mask for. Tanning doesn't matter how the hide is goober, not every pelt is a coon skinned hate to sell at a local store. Traps and bullets don't nearly work better than animals created for their purpose. You see sometimes the people that use the bullets sleep and sometimes the wolves walk around the traps. I bet you shop at a high end "farmers market" right? Otherwise, you would understand farming.
Sure took awhile to kill the coyote. I thought they would of done it in on the first take down
They was playing with it then killed it
But I bet, that Coyote will Not Come back in the Same Place again, though! LOL, LVL, LOL!
@@delandostayreal288 looked to me like the dogs were struggling, at that point I wouldn't put my dogs in harms way, the single coyote was obviously too much for the dogs
you can thank show breeders for that
That Aerosmith song Rag doll should be playing for the background to this feature!!🤣🤣
I totally enjoyed this video. These clowns on here that bitch about "too many dogs on one coyote" obviously don't know a thing about coursing on coyotes. Even when hunting wolves with dogs such as Borzoi's or Irish Wold Hounds, you usually hunt them in three's. This idea of using a drone to film these hunts is brilliant. I love watching sight hounds on game, whether it be an old long legged jack or coyote, doesn't matter. IT'S ALL GOOD! Once again, I really enjoyed this video. Keep 'em comin'!
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+Jeffs Wonderland buy TM and pitbull for the hunt.
Jeff get off your fat lazy ass and stop making dogs do the job for you, it isn't fucking hard to use a gun. Also the gun would make it more humane so it isn't dying slowly and painfully over time.
Codey shut up!
I'm not into hunting for my own reasons and choices.
Bad enough I'm intrigued to watch and I am astonished at the coyotes strengh and endurance. Tough little bastard
I think it is hard to judge "Tough" by our standards. I was on an off ramp in South Dakoda years ago, it was the end of a bleak mid winter day, maybe -15F -26.11°C just before sundown. Half a mile away on a hillside was a badger ambling off into the gathering darkness, nothing but open prairie ahead of him for miles. I pulled off and watch him push though the snow. . . . I thought to myself even with the shoes (Not Boots) I have on, walking from here to him and back would be abject misery, for him it was Tuesday
What is life like a beta?
From Elko NV, love what you are doing! Keep up the education 👍🏻
Been watching "kill" coyote vids for years and loving them. This is the FIRST one that had me rooting for the coyote.
I love any sport hunting period.. i really like when it involves dogs.. i live in the southern California desert and there is shit loads of coyotes that come right into the neighborhoods to hunt domestic pets.. they are slick too.. I watch them with night vision in the dark open fields flanked in fours.. they send a smaller female that barks n lures a dog right out of the yard and soon as it does they are on it.. ive even seen footage of them running thru an open sliding glass door to nab a small lap dog right outta the living room and into the night.. they are getting out of hand..
makes you think, doesn’t it? why suddenly are coyotes such a growing problem? maybe they’re becoming more stupid? or maybe they’re desperate? domestic cats have killed an estimated 1.3-4 billion birds ANNUALLY. one of coyotes main food sources happen to be birds, so what happens when someone lets their cat out, it leaves a trail of dead birds, then runs right back home at night? not to mention decreasing habitat, if humans hate coyotes and other wild animals coming into urban areas, why don’t they face the REAL problem head on, and do something about free roaming domestic cat populations and reforest?
@@notavailable1174 Coyotes originally got out of hand because we wiped out their major competition, wolves. Coyotes, like all canines, are incredibly intelligent and adaptable. Joe Rogan once had a guest on his podcast who claimed that two Coyotes got into his backyard while he let his dogs out to use the bathroom. According to the guest, one coyote pretended to be injured, his dog came up to investigate, and the 2nd coyote swooped in and nabbed the dog.
So, I don't think they're becoming dumber or desperate, they've learned to adapt to urban settings. The coyote situation is very similar to the one the US faces with wild pigs. A very intelligent animal invades habits not designed to deal with them, and they absolutely flourish in terms of population. I would say that Coyotes are here to stay, we will never be able to get rid of them in their nonnative habitats.
However, Coyotes may not be as much of a disaster as wild pigs. For example, you would think Coyotes absolutely devastate whitetail deer and wild turkey populations. However, the WV DNR claims that Coyotes do not pose a significant risk to either population and instead have become a natural predator in the Mountain State. I can't speak for other states, though.
Somehow got here from seeing terriers killing rats, and thought I'd like to see a dog kill a coyote, I didn't.
go back to rat killing
The coyote knew the sighthounds wouldn't take prisoners and it fought to the very end. Hard as nails it was.
THANK YOU!!! Thank you for giving these dogs their original job back!! A friend sent this to us and I could be more supportive of people feeding a dogs natural desire and purpose.
3 dogs and that 1 coyote is still alive and running when this video ended. lol.
They want trying to kill it thats why but believe me they can
@@delandostayreal288 special 1
There tough man...had one with 3 30-06 rounds and the thing was running away on its 2 front legs
@@delandostayreal288 lmao, those dogs struggled to kill that coyote... I'd just pop a 50 in it man, much faster and ethical, dogs are weak...
@@truthfacts5438 i agree, there’s nothing ethical about letting 3 large dogs essentially playfully attack a coyote, and most of these once famed hunting dogs got what makes them so special bred out of them. you can’t expect to go hundreds of years with careless breeding and have dogs that truly know how to effectively kill an animal. they look silly, just mauling it
Great video! Our urban neighborhood is divided by a very narrow tree break with a drainage ditch. The other side of the neighborhood backs up to woodlands. Our local animal control officer told me that there are no feral cats on that side of the neighborhood due to coyotes. They also eat house cats that are let outside on that side of the neighborhood...acting as the ultimate enforcers of our local leash laws.
i mean im fine with it all except for the fact of how slow it was for those dogs to kill the coyote.
Nothing like seeing a good set of dogs working
Coyote held his own considering the odds.
no it fucking didn't
@@zander3696 It really did, if you watched it it got pretty far before they got to its neck, then when it was near 1 grayhond and the rest were away it starting fighting the greyhound with the greyhound needing to go back
@@thismyhandleigmanaging to not get bit is not holding your own its managing not to get bit for a second
nice filming, ive lost count of how many kids have been attacked by foxes here in the uk since they banned fox hunting with hounds, looks like a coyote could do a hell of a lot more damage, I run deerhound x lurchers, like them to be 2 years old to run on game that bits back, and find its always good to have a made older dog to take control gives the youngster a lot more confidence gets the job done quick, look forwards to next video
I don’t mind your explanations for hunting old wile e coyote, but the part about the pelts/furs. Your dogs did quite a number on that beast ripping it apart from every which way. Would the pelt be any good after that?
I’d like to say something to those that feel this is inhumane or the coyote doesn’t die fast enough there are 2 important things to keep in mind. 1. Coyotes kill their victims in this same manor and this is dog vs.dog. Not human vs. dog. Even though the humans have released the dog they are only there to pick up the dogs at the end of the hunt. this is what Wolves do to coyotes when they cross paths. 2. Coyotes don’t kill humanly. They start at the mid section do to its nutritional content. This usually takes15-20 min to expire. Consider that. Having said that, Great job guys. Great to see hounds at work. 👍
Now I understand why this type of hunting is illegal in my country. This was not a quick kill at all.
Who cares. Fuck your country
Coyotes deserve a horrible death. Fuck your country.
Chase Ray Nah, no animal deserves a horrible death because they’re just animals doing what animals do... they’re not morally responsible for their actions unlike humans. Dickhead.
Don't them dawgs tear up the pelts??
Yep that was my thought bro. Pelt mustn't be too good after that.
Yea his explanation is full of shit. Just shoot the damn thing and be done with it. Hate when people call shit like this “hunting” guys driving in a truck while dogs tear it to pieces. A hunters duty is to take the animal as humanely as possible. It’s morons like this that give actual hunters a bad name
I think I would have been turned into an animal rights activist on the spot by this jackass and his dogs!
@@ostracizedone So an animal can't kill another animal or it's inhumane? That's the dumbest thing I've ever read.
As humanely as possible? Dog's killing a wild predator is just that. Gotta train the dog's somehow to take and kill these pests. You have no knowledge of training dog's to hunt such animals or why.
That was awesome!!!! Thanks dude. Greatly appreciated keep up the good work.
Another important point to mention for the management is the absence of wolves in these areas. Wolf packs do the same thing to coyotes as these dogs are doing and they used to be here to manage the populations. In lots of areas wolves have been exterminated and the coyote populations go completly unchecked, they get way larger than they would have ever came close to with wolves in the area and spread diseases way faster between eachother. If humans werent here hunting them with dogs then there would be a pack of gray wolves keeping them in check instead.
which drone u r using and which camera?
RUclips camera
Inspire 1
You should’ve gotten the Mavic Pro. It’ll fly for 27 minutes. Plus it’s smaller. Your inspire 1 flies for 22 minutes. Nonetheless, great flying & great footage.
Shame on you... There's a coyote getting torn apart, and you're asking about the drone? Ugh, all ya men are same! Disloyal and unkind. 😡
Kitty S Shame on you!!! You’re out of touch of reality, stuck in your closed shell, & have no clue what coyotes can do. Simply put, coyotes kill live stock & pets. It’s been known that coyotes will take any small dogs on a leash from their owners while walking a trail. They are also known to attack children! So shame on you! Don’t believe me? Do your own research! I’ll help you out.
Here’s a video for you so that you can be educated. Smh
ruclips.net/video/SupiQDSyscE/видео.html
I do agree with what you're doing here. I have never seen coyote hunting with a drone like that. excellent footage. However I wouldn't think their fur would be worth too much after a beating like that. good hunting.
thats what i thought the dogs would rip the fur to shreads wouldnt it. might be better to shoot the cyote.
Right? Who TF wants a leaky coat,.
What crosses are you using
Growing up on a sheep ranch here in utah, I totaly agree there is so much bacteria in a coyotes mouth just a bite can usualy kill a sheep from infection alone, remove every one of them you come across!
Love it. I just got a DJI Phantom 4 for hunting and spotting coyotes. What drone are you using?
TnT Air, The Gothic Airgunner dji inspire 1. the 4 will work good it's just a little slower.
Informative and good video. I let a couple of responsible friends trap on my farm. I see the benefits of the Coyote on my farm as well, they eat a lot of rodents , woodchucks and young turkey that damage crops and fields. I guess it depends on the purpose and use of coyotes? It's a valuable tool to give people the perspective. Good work.
That’s one tough coyote - three dogs but still fighting back after several minutes.
Dogs were faffing about
I like this. Last year in Illinois, farmers hired a coyote hunter to take care of the problem. He killed 177 of them. They are killing deer fawns at an alarming rate.
Grandpa had 2 Greyhounds he took with him while checking out the herd. They'd key up on a coyote, but would wait until he released them. They work in tandem, the greyhounds are faster. One would run it down the other close behind so that when the coyote swerved, the wingman would nail him right in the side.
Yes I've seen that technique used on foxes with greyhounds also, but I don't think if it was one on one the greyhound could catch the Coyote or red fox. The top speed for foxes and coyotes is higher than greyhounds.
Nope. Greyhounds can run em down. Coyotes are only good to about 37mph. Greyhounds much faster than that.
aren't the fur damaged due to dog biting the cayote? is it still sellable?
BT- X they mostly just maybe rip some holes on its back and destroy the neck, a good dog like mine would have finished that thing in 20 seconds w/out too much damage done
Exactly good set of hounds don’t make a mark
Two run it down and the third is a throat hound in a good pack
Once they latch on the other two back off and it’s done
She or he holds on the throat and the coyote dies
These hounds are sad or a young group
When fattening pockets is involved, coyotes are gonna be vilified 24/7. Thanks for clearing that up
Could you tell us how fast the coyote can run, did you clock it by any chance while driving?
Love it Dude... More power to you... Everyone is a "Judge" until their pet is taken by one of these little deviants... Thumbs all up!
Oh hell yeah, I want my cat to get fed at home, and kill whatever it wants all night long--all night long, rock on. Weird thinking.
So it's about revenge? Protect your pets and keep then inside at night.
Hunters are blood thirsty animals that don't even eat wat they kill. Karma on all hunters.
@@Mackendo88 its about stopping it from happening.....over populated yotes become hungry and unafraid .....dead pets
Need me one of those IW's.
I have a 200 lbs male and he has no desire to hunt, haha. These are exceptional aspects of the breed as most now prefer the couch.
love seeing dogs getting to be real dogs especially greyhounds and any other courser breed
That's cool the wolfhounds are actually being put to work! I did find it a little ironic you said you were selling the fur while your dogs were tearing apart the coyote haha I'm sure they didn't damage the fur
Nice video the hell with the haters they never seen a lamb with it's face ate off and still alive,, keep up the good work
That terrible to think a bought my god
This was the most entertaining, well shot dog hunting RUclips video ever lol
i for some reason thought this would be a lot more humane. more like dogs dispatch as quickly as possible or just keep the yote under control until human can come up and dispatch.
Dude must have roasted the nice teacher or something
Legend has it that the coyotes never messed with them again
Yeah because it died
Lando Calrissian that’s the point
And how the fuck are you selling the fur when the dogs are ripping it to shreds and blood is pouring out. You could've just shot it once instead of prolonging it for your own enjoyment.
Have you ever considered the fact that this is just one method of hunting yotes that he has? You would be an idiot to assume that he doesn't shoot them and sticks to a strict canine doctrine. Sometimes you hunt for your sport, other times, you let your dogs do the dirty work; keeps their reflexes and instincts on point.
>says Coyotes spread diseases to dogs
>lets his dogs loose on them so they can get diseases
man, the big brain on this guy....
Dogs are having a blast 👍🏻
I’m from Ireland and I love hunting with lurchers and hound but even dogs that young should have went straight in on that coyote
Where I live there are many coyote packs. They are wonderful. I love watching them . They don't mess with me and I don't mess with them. Yes I have a few big dogs but they just stay with me and we are fine.
Thank you for this video! The Coyote population is wildly rampant. They are strolling down major city streets.
I have a retired racing greyhound.. your dogs are amazing. Cheers to you
all things aside this was an awesome video, nice job!
People have been using domestic breeds of dog to protect property, live stock etc, for thousands of years. We"ve got similar problems here in Australia with feral dogs, dingoes & foxes. No one can simply sit outside with a loaded rifle waiting for a dingo to show its ugly head. The best way to control them is to have dogs bred for the task. Thanks for the video.
Pure dingoes like pure coyotes are actually rare and rarely ever appear near towns or cities. It's the dirty domestic dog crosses of the two which are the ones that got to be dealt with. They're usually easy to find as they'll be bigger and often times more aggressive. Also red foxes in Australia got to be shot on site so that's a given.
"The Dingoes ate my baby!"
Blue Rock
cant sit outside waiting with a cocked gun but can sit waiting with a drone on stand by eh?
Grew up on a 50,000 acre cattle ranch where we control coyotes with humane methods, haven't ever used dogs, and you can see in the video this is the opposite of humane. This is done for sport, the creator gets off on this.
(When you suck so bad at shooting that it isn't man enough for you, and you need a dog to hunt for you)
Damn those dogs are fast.
Hunting with greyhounds is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.
enjoyed the video. great perspective from done
This one's for you KONG!!!!!!!! RIP KONG THE SAVAGE!
I thought i was the only one looking for videos after i saw that lol
Fuck Logan
Fuck logan and kong
That dark brown dog is a hard ass. Nice vid man.
Just found this, this is great. Drone footage makes it awesome
Wtf bro poor coyote not a fair fight
Hank Hill >fair fight
Wtf
Fantastic video. No tears for the coyote from me. Well done.
Great video man. Keep up the great work.
I enjoy your videos keep up the good work
Good video, great camera work, the low sun makes dramatic images.
Concerning the content; I assume you're not affected by haters, but if you are the slightest, you have my thumbs up.
This is nature put to human use...
Awesome that he has your thumbs up - his world must be complete now...OMG what a bunch.
Great video so glad you're continuing the sport
Love watching greyhounds outrun a coyote...Keep the vids coming.
I have no problem with coyotes being hunted, for the reasons that you stated. I struggle with the methodology, which seems pretty cruel. It seem like a well-placed bullet would be quick and humane. Being torn apart by three dogs over an extended period of time seems brutal and maybe a bit vengeful. All coyotes are doing is trying to eck out a living. It’s natural for them to hunt to survive. They’re a disruptive pain in the ass because of that and they need to be dealt with. But maybe there’s a more humane way? We don’t need revenge, just population management.
nobody can ensure a "well-placed bullet" on every shot. killing of any animal for any reason is often an unsavory undertaking. it's all part of the ugly side of life and living. the truth is often unpleasant.
Hey man, im down for what youre doing, but you always need a killer pup in there. I know theyre young but still. The greyhounds are fast, but a mean rott, pit or german sheperd, etc, will dispatch them violently and quickly. It shows the others what needs to be done. And can save your pups if it gets hairy in there. Aside from that 3 inexpierienced dogs on one just fucking it up is dumb. Kill it. Dont play. Great video though man.
M T that's how they run hogs....I bet it work great for coyote as well...
M T I was thinking the same thing like none of these dogs are trying to kill it
None of the dogs you mentioned are made to kill. These ain't grey hound these are wolfhound see their fur? These dogs are young maybe 2 years or 1.5 years old.
they gotta learn somehow....they was playing with it i agree but thats how they learn.....
Where do you live? It's so beautiful there.
Iowa
Controlling the population of these coyotes is understandable, but having several dogs taking 15 minutes to kill and tear up the coyote is ridiculous. How valuable is the fur if it's shredded up?
Better to shoot it then enjoy watching it torn to shreds. That thing was as hard to kill as a hyena. I knew an old man years ago whose dad cruised coyotes, but one day they ran across a wolf - very rare back then. He said he could still remembering the whines of the dogs the evening crying out over their wounds.