By the way if he didn't do this the animal would have chewed its own leg off to get free, eventually... I think it's great there putting out these videos and educating people. I usually use a small towel let him bite it then wrap it right around the eyes and jaw then get on em.
Yah pretty much, he hunts but makes it so the animals he's hunting don't suffer and trys to prevent unnecessary killing, witch sadly for the coyote it has to be done so they don't destroy the ecosystem.
i hope you dont mind but i said a little prayer for him for his next life 🙏 I appreciate your gentle ness with the animal and your ability to keep it calm
Tim , you need a guard llama . They can stomp a wolf and coyote to death and protect livestock by seeing them as their heard. They eat sheep food , dont need to be sheared and have the same vaccinations. Xx
SOME llama need to be sheared. Gotta get the right breed so you don't have to. Donkeys also make excellent guards against coyotes and wolves, but none of them need shearing.
Thank you for not literally abusing these coyotes. Hunters literally torture these poor things and think that if you oppose them then you're a snowflake.
@@804_grandstaff that doesn't mean you have to torture it. I never said you couldn't kill them but punishing the animal for something they don't know any better is stupid human behavior. Kill the animal without torturing it.
@@804_grandstaff not only is it stupid human behavior, but it's inhuman and unkind to the population. Maybe if you'd secure your animals then they wouldn't get into them. "Dumbass"
Did you set them free or kill them or other? I get the population is going overboard so I don't blame you but I personally could never kill an animal like that, ha..
Such a shame how distant majority of society has come to animal husbandry. It’s such a vast and interesting subject/practice. You’re a good man. Thanks for the educational videos.
I’m from Enid Oklahoma, coyotes are really really bad. Yeah, we don’t torture them, be humane, but still yep, we gotta be stern. I just subscribed, this is the kind of stuff I look up too, as a young guy, I’ll be running my land like yours, once I’m older and get a ranch of my own and stuff. God bless, yeehaw
So even tho I think I know the answer..........did you let that one go? My husband hunts for food so I get that part. I just couldn't do it. Do you ever let them go instead of killing them? Like what if it's a momma and you can tell she's nursing babies? Would you spare her??
He didn't let it go. At the beginning, he explained that they are required to kill them to cull the population some in order to protect other wildlife from being overhunted. The Wildlife and Fisheries (government) regulates the hunting/trapping of all of these animals, and they are the ones that tend to make the request during certain parts of the year to cull some of the population because they are overpopulated, and left untouched, they would endanger the populations of other wildlife. And then they are the ones that say when trapping season starts/ends, so they are in control. Wildlife and Fisheries would not allow anyone to trap during the time of year where they would have babies, unless it was an emergency situation. You would get a ticket/go to jail, if you trapped them out of season, unless the state/town gave you a permit for it out of necessity.
WOW. you are so awesome with animals. you handled that with a beast!! i think even the coyote was surprised by how confident and unafraid you were! he probably realized you weren’t scared and that you were gonna help, cause he totally calmed down after the initial first minute. fuckin crazy, awesome work dude. lil guy was grateful to you im sure
@@lumpenomewr he likely used humane euthanization. "whacking him" would completely be unnecessary and cruel and I'm a little sickened that you would even think about that lol. look up humane population control euthanasia methods if you're really that interested.
@@kkivvix9406 “whacking” means killing. It was just a bit of humour. Like when mob guys in the movies say “ whack em”. I didn’t mean literally hit him or hurt or torture him. Whack means the same thing as euthanize.
@@pasteldragons0788 yikes that questionable. Logically, non co2 gassing, precise shooting, arterial severing, or cervical breakage are way quicker and (debatably) less painful and way quicker than bludgeoning. plus I feel like it would be much harder to execute properly and consistently. where I live you can use a method similar to beating on small animals for pest control, but blunt force also much more effective on european sparrows or rats as opposed to, say, a 150kg buck that has significantly more muscle mass and bone mass protecting it from a lethal blow. idk I feel like that should be a last resort.
@Vixxxen Fox wow seriously??? Thats something that should get handled right away then! Because like the guy said they have no natural predator sadly. Hopfully some day but i doubt that day will come seeing as ill be movin to Florida haha ill have to be fightin gators instead hahaha and snakes too.
@Vixxxen Fox to be honest im scared of the water just because my parents always spooked me when i was younger haha i told my boo that and he said he would help with the fear but i dunno if i should trust him on that considering hes such a tease XD hes probably gonna push me into the water haha
@@itsthatgirl98_ i never said i liked killing them :( i just wanna hunt one i dont need to have more than one deer if i wanna eat it and share with my family...
@Vixxxen Fox haha same here my boo is so scared of spiders XD the funny thing is that I own two tarantulas, although im giving one to one of my cousins. Im still having one though, and im afraid of bugs but spiders are just fancy i love how they look and walk. They walk fancy im my opinion haha. But yeah he tells me he would rather own a gator than a spider which is funny haha 😹
Some of the arguments in the comments for killing the coyote is they kill too many rabbits, some dogs, and are overpopulated. Humans eat more rabbits and dogs globally and are greater in population and we wouldn’t kill people because of this. This means the actual reason for killing coyotes is they’re not valuable enough to be granted life for some reasons. So, name the trait true of a coyote, that if true a human, would justify trapping and killing them
If populations are left unchecked, then they would become a danger for themselves. Overpopulation means less food, because they hunt anything that they can eat indiscriminately. They would overhunt other animal populations to endangerment, and in turn start putting themselves in danger as well. Culling animals during overpopulation to restore the balance is the most ethical thing to do to ensure the survival of all of the different kinds of wildlife, not just coyote. Humans are competent enough to ban hunting of something if it becomes endangered, while coyote would continue killing indiscriminately until there is literally nothing left, because they don't have a moral compass. The Wildlife and Fisheries in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well. The Wildlife and Fisheries (government) are the ones that monitor the animal populations and determine these seasons. They regulate it pretty strictly.
That's pretty cool. What do you do with the Coyote meat/skin? Is it up to you or do you have to give it to the state or something? Could you like stuff it? That'd be really cool!
We always put them out where the ravens can have easy access to our free leftovers since you should put back what you aren't using anyway. Something eats them when they die naturally anyway
@@blueraspberrylemonade32 Excellent. Waste is very wrong. Nothing should die just to be wasted. I personally would prefer when I go to be put in a gunnysack and buried in the roots of an oak or a redwood or something like that. Probably won't happen, but still, I'd like to go back to the earth.
@@pasteldragons0788 Selling their fur? What's next? Their heads too? Imagine if some innocent coyote minding his own business and walking up to your property, not even knowing it was theirs. They don't attack you or anything. But some guy comes out and traps it, grabs it by it's neck, and drags him a bit on the ground. Then takes them inside and kills them out of nowhere. What if that was you? Does that not sound wrong to you? Coyotes aren't chicken, pigs, cows, or sheep. They're literally ancestors of dogs. So why kill them? There's no use for it. Sure, they make nice coats and crap. But there's other materials that don't need to be made out of animal skin. Just torture.
I used to have 2 1/2 Alaskan Wolf and 1/2 Timber wolf. They was great... But saying that we got them as pups and raised them they even went to pup/adolescent school. They got way way to big to keep taking them people got scared. Anyhow... As I understand the population of them need to be in check. But just want to give you a small tip. They have roll call when they find a wolf missing...the head female will bread. It's actually quite amazing how this process work's but they know how many pups they need to have. If the pack is missing 3 or 4 they will have 3 or 4... Just 1 they will have 1 maybe 2. It's really crazy how they can do that. Anyway so if y'all kill 20 they will bread and have more. Just saying you probably going to see many more young one's about.... Unless y'all go hard on them and wipe out pack's. Im not trying to mean in any way... I know you have cattle and are a farm.... I agree and understand why it needs to happen.
Oh I'm sure another will move in to takes its place and the population will continue grow. We'll just keep knocking them down when we can to keep them pushed off. They aren't going anywhere in the long run.
@@TobiQuev They both have roll calls. And give birth to needed members. No they usually hunt different. Wolf's hunt in pack's with the lead wolf up on a high ground watching mostly. They like open spaces. Coyote hunt in 2s normally. And like thick woods/ trees for easier hunting. Yes hun Im aware. I love these animals but as much as I love them I know the circle of life they live. They hunt..and farm animals are a easy target.
@@dawnkeener9836 They don't tho? Wild Coyotes don't live in packs for most of the year. Urban coyotes are diffent since they hunt dogs, which are a large game animal to them. Wolves also don't prefer forested areas or plains more, though it's easier to hunt and kill elk when they are manuevering through a forest. I've never heard of wolves, or coyotes, intentionally replenishing pack numbers by having different sized litters. Though wolves do have different sized litters based on their K locust as KK pups die often, and kk wolves are a little more likely to be subdued by sickness. But their howls are all unique and identifiable, if that's what you mean by role call. Also, I never said anything about coyotes or wolves not going after farm animals? We got a guard dog at the farm recently cause a coyote broke in and ate all our hens
I like your channel and I think you are a good guy, but to say a trap isn’t painful is just simply not true. If you know or talk to anyone who has gotten a trap stuck on their hand or foot, it is extremely painful. The resulting swelling is also very painful. Traps are convenient and easy to use, that’s what makes them a favored choice on wildlife. But to say it’s not painful is false information that is not supported by science. Allll that being said, I’m not going to chastise anyone for using a trap. I’m sure you did right by the coyote and dispatched him humanely.
@@TimLewisMountainMan yea but I’m sure you also didn’t try to yank yourself out of it for the next 24 hours. Knowing how to take the trap off and knowing the snap is coming is totally different from getting caught in something you don’t know and can’t get out of and yanking on it as hard as you can for hours on end. Swelling like that is also painful by itself.
@@somuchluv89 Trapping in Oklahoma you are required to check a trap every 24 hours also I know this man and he know exactly what he is doing also we have to keep the coyote population in control. Love you uncle Tim
@@somuchluv89 It is illegal to have an animal in a trap for that long. If you place foot traps you are required to check them every single morning, before a certain time of day. This takes into account when coyotes are active, in order to minimize the amount of time that they would be in said trap, to be as humane as possible. Anyone that leaves their traps unchecked for more than 24 hours, can and should lose their trapping license. I would not feel bad for them if they were arrested for it either. Wildlife and Fisheries are the ones that regulate trapping, and they are the ones that set the trapping season, and they are the ones that request for populations to be culled like this. They do not play at all when it comes to regulating that people check their traps on a proper schedule. You are required by law to throw your traps (disable them) if you aren't going to be able to check them the following morning. You cannot hunt/trap these animals outside of the season specified by Wildlife and Fisheries, unless you have a special permit given to you by the state/town out of necessity. Left untouched, they would decimate other animal populations and put them in danger, and that's what Wildlife and Fisheries monitors and keeps up with each year.
The Wildlife and Fisheries in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. So trapping coyote would likely be for neither sport or food, because I have never heard of anyone eating coyote. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well.
Tim I am sure you normally dispatch them but I think you should make a quick noose muzzle so you don't get bit. I have seen rabid coyotes. They are much bigger in New England I have seen huge ones.
Coyotes actually are not pack hunters like wolves, that is a very common misconception.. very seldom do more than 1 or 2 actually hunt, kill or travel together. Yes more than that are seen together, but its not a common occurrence.
I would be a lot more worried about a pack of hogs than a coyote, if I'm being honest. Coyotes are pretty timid when it comes to humans and submit when they are trapped. When we used to trap them, coyotes were the least stressful situation, it was more stressful when there was a raccoon or a bobcat, because they are ornery.
Maybe if you'd secure your animals instead of just giving them a fence, try locking your barn door or make their fence much higher. Then you wouldn't have to kill coyotes for no reason. Coyotes literally can't help their nature. It's their instinct to hunt. They aren't humans and they don't know how to screw off someone's property. I'm curious if you didn't let him go. You grabbed his neck WAY too roughly. He didn't even bother to attack you, he just bit the hat because you shoved it in his face. You probably sold his head and fur to people. Coyotes aren't cows, pigs, chicken, or sheep. They're literally ancestors to dogs. You really want their population to decrease? Do you want them to go extinct? Your nature is inhuman. Imagine if some coyote came up to your property, minding his own business and not doing anything when all of a sudden, he gets his leg trapped and struggles to escape. Then he gives up hopelessly and sadly and sees you, with a harsh look. You muzzle him with a cap and grab him roughly by the neck, dragging him just a bit across the ground. Then you walk closer to him and step on his right back foot, still dragging him and moving him around by the neck. You tell everyone you'd release him when you can kill him behind camera. Slicing his skin and fur off. Then puts a bullet to your head or stabs you, and cuts your head off. What if the coyote was you? The coyote looked more scared than determined to attack. He was probably innocent. Does that not give you any humanity? Or are you just cold-hearted to the canine population and chain. You never gave proof that he ran away. Such BS! Poor thing...
Have you ever visibly seen what a coyote does to livestock and other small animals?! They're definitely not saints. They're destructive, reproduce like wildfire and have no qualms about killing everything in sight. Not only that,but kill it and then not even eat what they kill. If you ever set foot outside of the city limits, you might have an idea of what life is like for the ranchers and farmers growing the food you are consuming.
The entire point is for their population to decrease, because they are overpopulated and creating a danger to the population of other wildlife. To leave it unchecked would result in other animals being hunted by coyote to endangered levels. I can tell that you live in a bubble, and don't really know how the real world works. The Wildlife and Fisheries (The people that regulate hunting/trapping/fishing to protect wildlife populations) in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well.
Chill out. He didn't attack him because much like domesticated animals, the mother carry their young coyotes by the back of their necks. This is why when he grabbed it, the coyote submitted. It wasn't because he grabbed it too hard, lol. The coyote was fine, stop being ridiculous. Coyotes are predators and will kill pets and livestock NO MATTER WHAT. If they walk through your back yard and your pet is out there, the coyote will try and kill it. These animals are not innocent, very far from it. They will find a way, doesn't matter how high the fence is, they can dig underneath it. They're not dumb animals.
I think the coyote would run away “just fine”cuz it’s tryna live lol. What do you do with them after you take them out of the trap? If you kill them, why risk getting bit by taking them out of the trap?
@M Pulverman that's not how it works, it's considered more sporting to let it go and then shoot it. Just like hunting ducks, it's important to make them fly and not shoot them on the ground. This man is a good sportsmen.
Carefull keeping goats, the males strong scent glands attract cats... if you have those where your from. Keeping goats here is just asking for trouble...
Why didn't you let us all see the coyote run away like you said he would do. Or did you do something with him afterwards. We don't know you close off video and stop filming
I was surprised that dog was as slow to bite the hat at first, though it would be more aggressive than that. Your badass man. Southern Steve Erwin. And then your playing with him like I do my house dog 😂👍🏻
I hope you mean catch and release since wolves bring down coyote populations significantly as well as nuisance deer. They avoid urban areas as well, so there’s no reason to kill unless they’ve got mad deer or rabies
No I do not want to catch and release the wolfs, they do not belong anywhere remotely close to where I can catch them, just like cougars. We get permits to run hounds on cats, hopefully they give out permits of some kind eventually to keep the wolf population down too. Everyone loves wolf's and cougars till they have one in their backyard or school playground, and that's when they realize that living with predators like that around isn't all it's cracked up to be.
@M Pulverman what is idiotic is not keeping the population healthy, which is why they give out tags so the population doesn't grow out of control, it's called wild life management. That way we don't loose the whole population to poachers, which is entirely possible if fish and game doesn't show that they are willing to keep them in check. They calculate how many tags to give out each year depending upon population. So please do yourself and everyone around you a favor, and educate yourself about the necessary human involvement in re-establishing an endangered species.
@M Pulverman I'm not talking about coyotes, I'm talking about wolfs. And we don't have pigs here anyways. I really appreciate your enthusiasm but people already get wolf tags where they eat the live stalk. Ethical hunting and trapping is always a better for the animals then people poaching them out of fear.
The government entity Wildlife and Fisheries are the ones that request culling of certain animal populations when they start to become so overpopulated that they risk becoming a danger to other animal populations. They dictate the trapping season, and dictate the law when it comes to that. Trapping outside of that season without a special permit by the state/town (which would only be given out of necessity for some overpopulation emergency) would only result in someone going to jail, so it's a lot more regulated than most people think.
Also they are killing your pet, and in Mostly Case, they going to neighborhood and hunt in There, and they make the ecosystem of the animal, broken and unbalanced
Arms Family Homestead lives in Southern Oklahoma. Try to reach out to Daniel. Maybe he'd be able to give you a few tips to grow your channel. Coyotes freak me out!
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By the way if he didn't do this the animal would have chewed its own leg off to get free, eventually... I think it's great there putting out these videos and educating people. I usually use a small towel let him bite it then wrap it right around the eyes and jaw then get on em.
This man is a beast for just grabbing that coyote with his bear hands like that
I like that you didn’t make it anymore stressed than it needed to be
Quick question, will you be uploading often? Cause if you are gonna im definitely subscribing, your current videos are pretty interesting to watch
Yes as much as I can as I get interesting videos.
@@TimLewisMountainMan ah ok, ill stick around then
@@Citrus_hhawk same
me too
Me three
You treat animals with so much respect. Love your videos
Can we see your cows please please please!
Yes yes. Yes
I love how educational you are and how compassionate and kind you are to the animals. You have a natural calming presence about you.
Yah pretty much, he hunts but makes it so the animals he's hunting don't suffer and trys to prevent unnecessary killing, witch sadly for the coyote it has to be done so they don't destroy the ecosystem.
i hope you dont mind but i said a little prayer for him for his next life 🙏 I appreciate your gentle ness with the animal and your ability to keep it calm
Awwwwww! Glad you released it!
Edit: I realize he may have not let him go...........
Lmao... I don’t think he released it. He probably whacked the little devil off camera.
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For anyone who’s offended by my “whacked” comment. It’s just slang for kill. It was just a joke. Lighten up.
Your comment just made my day a little better for some reason. lol So thank you!
@@aurorab.5816 np!
Good job uncle Tim
Tim , you need a guard llama . They can stomp a wolf and coyote to death and protect livestock by seeing them as their heard. They eat sheep food , dont need to be sheared and have the same vaccinations. Xx
SOME llama need to be sheared. Gotta get the right breed so you don't have to. Donkeys also make excellent guards against coyotes and wolves, but none of them need shearing.
I live in Washington state, not too long ago a neighbor lost a chicken to a coyote and you can hear them at night from my house it's scary
Same, where in WA I’ll come down there and shoot them pests for ya
Thank you for not literally abusing these coyotes. Hunters literally torture these poor things and think that if you oppose them then you're a snowflake.
Because you are. They kill livestock. Dumbass.
@@804_grandstaff that doesn't mean you have to torture it. I never said you couldn't kill them but punishing the animal for something they don't know any better is stupid human behavior. Kill the animal without torturing it.
@@804_grandstaff not only is it stupid human behavior, but it's inhuman and unkind to the population. Maybe if you'd secure your animals then they wouldn't get into them. "Dumbass"
Do u hunt and also its trapping not hunting
@@iangood9773 I hunt, but I don’t trap and I also don’t target predators.
Did you set them free or kill them or other? I get the population is going overboard so I don't blame you but I personally could never kill an animal like that, ha..
I’m from Oklahoma as well, and love Hunting I’m usually hunting near Bray Oklahoma. Good to see someone from Oklahoma on here.
Not far from you. Cotton County
@@TimLewisMountainMan that’s awesome!
I'm glad to see people from OK too!! Creek County for me ^~^
Carter County for me.
Oklahoma City here! Love Okies!
Hey from a fellow Oklahoman! Stumbled across your videos today - keep up the good stuff. From what I've seen, you represent our state well
Wow! You really just grabbed that coyote
Do donkeys really scare off coyotes?
Not only scare off but kill.
How do you feel about human population control?
In a few more generations there won't be much room for everyone and be able to feed them without some nasty creation out of a lab.
Humans definitely need population control.
Such a shame how distant majority of society has come to animal husbandry. It’s such a vast and interesting subject/practice. You’re a good man. Thanks for the educational videos.
Uhhg I can’t help it... he still a good boi in my eyes.
Have you ever accidentally gotten caught by a trap before?
Accidentally and on purpose.
@@TimLewisMountainMan this answer is so humble 😂 you made my day
I’m from Enid Oklahoma, coyotes are really really bad. Yeah, we don’t torture them, be humane, but still yep, we gotta be stern.
I just subscribed, this is the kind of stuff I look up too, as a young guy, I’ll be running my land like yours, once I’m older and get a ranch of my own and stuff. God bless, yeehaw
Guard llamas !! Get a guard llama !
This is very educational for me 😂
Poor baby is scared..they don't deserve to die
So even tho I think I know the answer..........did you let that one go? My husband hunts for food so I get that part. I just couldn't do it. Do you ever let them go instead of killing them? Like what if it's a momma and you can tell she's nursing babies? Would you spare her??
I don't trap or hunt during the spring / summer so no pups to worry about.
He didn't answer if he even let it go... He just said he doesn't trap and hunt during the spring ... Shows a lot
He didn't let it go. At the beginning, he explained that they are required to kill them to cull the population some in order to protect other wildlife from being overhunted.
The Wildlife and Fisheries (government) regulates the hunting/trapping of all of these animals, and they are the ones that tend to make the request during certain parts of the year to cull some of the population because they are overpopulated, and left untouched, they would endanger the populations of other wildlife. And then they are the ones that say when trapping season starts/ends, so they are in control.
Wildlife and Fisheries would not allow anyone to trap during the time of year where they would have babies, unless it was an emergency situation. You would get a ticket/go to jail, if you trapped them out of season, unless the state/town gave you a permit for it out of necessity.
You’re a smart man Tim! I enjoy your videos and the education ❤
That was awesome!
WOW. you are so awesome with animals. you handled that with a beast!! i think even the coyote was surprised by how confident and unafraid you were! he probably realized you weren’t scared and that you were gonna help, cause he totally calmed down after the initial first minute. fuckin crazy, awesome work dude. lil guy was grateful to you im sure
Before I watch this video, does he mean remove it from this earth with his own hands or remove it from a trap ???
He removed it from the trap. He was very careful and kept the coyote as calm as possible. Very impressive.
Now you surprised me!!! I've nvr seen anyone release by hand! We're dealing w/wild hogs tearing up everything!!! Great job again🤘
Trapping is horrible when people don't check them..I say twice a day
We need more of this dude
So what did you do with this coyote?
Did you whack him?? Lol.
@@lumpenomewr he likely used humane euthanization. "whacking him" would completely be unnecessary and cruel and I'm a little sickened that you would even think about that lol. look up humane population control euthanasia methods if you're really that interested.
@@kkivvix9406 “whacking” means killing. It was just a bit of humour. Like when mob guys in the movies say “ whack em”.
I didn’t mean literally hit him or hurt or torture him. Whack means the same thing as euthanize.
my bad lol I take things too literally sometimes, sorry
@@pasteldragons0788 yikes that questionable. Logically, non co2 gassing, precise shooting, arterial severing, or cervical breakage are way quicker and (debatably) less painful and way quicker than bludgeoning. plus I feel like it would be much harder to execute properly and consistently. where I live you can use a method similar to beating on small animals for pest control, but blunt force also much more effective on european sparrows or rats as opposed to, say, a 150kg buck that has significantly more muscle mass and bone mass protecting it from a lethal blow. idk I feel like that should be a last resort.
what did you do with it?
@M Pulverman he probably collected a 50$ bounty for it's head. That's what we get around here.
But it is torcher because later you kill them
Ive always have wanted to go hunting but my parents were never into stuff like that unfortunately. Hopefully someday I learn how to do it by myself.
@Vixxxen Fox wow seriously??? Thats something that should get handled right away then! Because like the guy said they have no natural predator sadly. Hopfully some day but i doubt that day will come seeing as ill be movin to Florida haha ill have to be fightin gators instead hahaha and snakes too.
@Vixxxen Fox to be honest im scared of the water just because my parents always spooked me when i was younger haha i told my boo that and he said he would help with the fear but i dunno if i should trust him on that considering hes such a tease XD hes probably gonna push me into the water haha
So you like killing animals ? What about hunting humans ? That's more fun then killing animals
@@itsthatgirl98_ i never said i liked killing them :( i just wanna hunt one i dont need to have more than one deer if i wanna eat it and share with my family...
@Vixxxen Fox haha same here my boo is so scared of spiders XD the funny thing is that I own two tarantulas, although im giving one to one of my cousins. Im still having one though, and im afraid of bugs but spiders are just fancy i love how they look and walk. They walk fancy im my opinion haha. But yeah he tells me he would rather own a gator than a spider which is funny haha 😹
Good video.
Did u release him tho 🤦🏽♂️
Some of the arguments in the comments for killing the coyote is they kill too many rabbits, some dogs, and are overpopulated. Humans eat more rabbits and dogs globally and are greater in population and we wouldn’t kill people because of this. This means the actual reason for killing coyotes is they’re not valuable enough to be granted life for some reasons. So, name the trait true of a coyote, that if true a human, would justify trapping and killing them
Indiscriminate killing.
If populations are left unchecked, then they would become a danger for themselves. Overpopulation means less food, because they hunt anything that they can eat indiscriminately. They would overhunt other animal populations to endangerment, and in turn start putting themselves in danger as well. Culling animals during overpopulation to restore the balance is the most ethical thing to do to ensure the survival of all of the different kinds of wildlife, not just coyote. Humans are competent enough to ban hunting of something if it becomes endangered, while coyote would continue killing indiscriminately until there is literally nothing left, because they don't have a moral compass.
The Wildlife and Fisheries in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well. The Wildlife and Fisheries (government) are the ones that monitor the animal populations and determine these seasons. They regulate it pretty strictly.
Post more videos!! 💕💕💕💕
I saw a few up on a hill while driving to the store. They've been getting really hungry with all the snow washington had.
Be careful man, there’s been a few coyotes with no fear lately. They can be dangerous when they’re brave.
Awesome Videos!
ive saw them chew their leg off to get out
Wow that was pretty darned amazing :)
Wow, trapping is illegal in my country, and most of Europe as far as I know...
Wait im confused is he a hunter or not? These comments are ridiculous
Did it live?
Eek i cant imagine how much his paw hurts 😬
He had fear in him because he know he's trap and he know you can do what you want
That's pretty cool. What do you do with the Coyote meat/skin? Is it up to you or do you have to give it to the state or something? Could you like stuff it? That'd be really cool!
@@pasteldragons0788 that's really cool :0 thank you for your answer!
We always put them out where the ravens can have easy access to our free leftovers since you should put back what you aren't using anyway. Something eats them when they die naturally anyway
@@blueraspberrylemonade32 Excellent. Waste is very wrong. Nothing should die just to be wasted. I personally would prefer when I go to be put in a gunnysack and buried in the roots of an oak or a redwood or something like that. Probably won't happen, but still, I'd like to go back to the earth.
Trapping isnt no where as it use to be it's much more modernized I agree
And much less profitable
@@TimLewisMountainMan true
no don’t kill it :/
Ikr it's soo cute
@@pasteldragons0788 idc
@@idk-xv4up so. It’s not cute when they’re eating my dog or cows
@@pasteldragons0788 Selling their fur? What's next? Their heads too? Imagine if some innocent coyote minding his own business and walking up to your property, not even knowing it was theirs. They don't attack you or anything. But some guy comes out and traps it, grabs it by it's neck, and drags him a bit on the ground. Then takes them inside and kills them out of nowhere. What if that was you? Does that not sound wrong to you? Coyotes aren't chicken, pigs, cows, or sheep. They're literally ancestors of dogs. So why kill them? There's no use for it. Sure, they make nice coats and crap. But there's other materials that don't need to be made out of animal skin. Just torture.
@@pasteldragons0788 there is no need for fur this time and day, fur looks good on animals only and on people it's just tasteless :P
I used to have 2 1/2 Alaskan Wolf and 1/2 Timber wolf. They was great... But saying that we got them as pups and raised them they even went to pup/adolescent school. They got way way to big to keep taking them people got scared. Anyhow... As I understand the population of them need to be in check. But just want to give you a small tip. They have roll call when they find a wolf missing...the head female will bread. It's actually quite amazing how this process work's but they know how many pups they need to have. If the pack is missing 3 or 4 they will have 3 or 4... Just 1 they will have 1 maybe 2. It's really crazy how they can do that. Anyway so if y'all kill 20 they will bread and have more. Just saying you probably going to see many more young one's about.... Unless y'all go hard on them and wipe out pack's. Im not trying to mean in any way... I know you have cattle and are a farm.... I agree and understand why it needs to happen.
Oh I'm sure another will move in to takes its place and the population will continue grow. We'll just keep knocking them down when we can to keep them pushed off. They aren't going anywhere in the long run.
@@TimLewisMountainMan right... Right. I subbed. You are doing good videos.
Coyotes ain’t wolves and they don’t really form the same social structure or bond that wolves do. At least not commonly.
@@TobiQuev They both have roll calls. And give birth to needed members. No they usually hunt different. Wolf's hunt in pack's with the lead wolf up on a high ground watching mostly. They like open spaces. Coyote hunt in 2s normally. And like thick woods/ trees for easier hunting. Yes hun Im aware. I love these animals but as much as I love them I know the circle of life they live. They hunt..and farm animals are a easy target.
@@dawnkeener9836 They don't tho? Wild Coyotes don't live in packs for most of the year. Urban coyotes are diffent since they hunt dogs, which are a large game animal to them. Wolves also don't prefer forested areas or plains more, though it's easier to hunt and kill elk when they are manuevering through a forest.
I've never heard of wolves, or coyotes, intentionally replenishing pack numbers by having different sized litters. Though wolves do have different sized litters based on their K locust as KK pups die often, and kk wolves are a little more likely to be subdued by sickness.
But their howls are all unique and identifiable, if that's what you mean by role call.
Also, I never said anything about coyotes or wolves not going after farm animals? We got a guard dog at the farm recently cause a coyote broke in and ate all our hens
I like your channel and I think you are a good guy, but to say a trap isn’t painful is just simply not true. If you know or talk to anyone who has gotten a trap stuck on their hand or foot, it is extremely painful. The resulting swelling is also very painful.
Traps are convenient and easy to use, that’s what makes them a favored choice on wildlife. But to say it’s not painful is false information that is not supported by science. Allll that being said, I’m not going to chastise anyone for using a trap. I’m sure you did right by the coyote and dispatched him humanely.
I've caught my hand, fingers, etc in a trap both on accident and on purpose. Its not as bad as you think
@@TimLewisMountainMan yea but I’m sure you also didn’t try to yank yourself out of it for the next 24 hours. Knowing how to take the trap off and knowing the snap is coming is totally different from getting caught in something you don’t know and can’t get out of and yanking on it as hard as you can for hours on end.
Swelling like that is also painful by itself.
@@somuchluv89 Trapping in Oklahoma you are required to check a trap every 24 hours also I know this man and he know exactly what he is doing also we have to keep the coyote population in control. Love you uncle Tim
Yep, that's why trapping is illegal in most of Europe.
@@somuchluv89 It is illegal to have an animal in a trap for that long. If you place foot traps you are required to check them every single morning, before a certain time of day. This takes into account when coyotes are active, in order to minimize the amount of time that they would be in said trap, to be as humane as possible.
Anyone that leaves their traps unchecked for more than 24 hours, can and should lose their trapping license. I would not feel bad for them if they were arrested for it either.
Wildlife and Fisheries are the ones that regulate trapping, and they are the ones that set the trapping season, and they are the ones that request for populations to be culled like this. They do not play at all when it comes to regulating that people check their traps on a proper schedule. You are required by law to throw your traps (disable them) if you aren't going to be able to check them the following morning. You cannot hunt/trap these animals outside of the season specified by Wildlife and Fisheries, unless you have a special permit given to you by the state/town out of necessity. Left untouched, they would decimate other animal populations and put them in danger, and that's what Wildlife and Fisheries monitors and keeps up with each year.
Do u hunt for sports or to eat
The Wildlife and Fisheries in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. So trapping coyote would likely be for neither sport or food, because I have never heard of anyone eating coyote. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well.
Tim I am sure you normally dispatch them but I think you should make a quick noose muzzle so you don't get bit. I have seen rabid coyotes. They are much bigger in New England I have seen huge ones.
What fun would that be? LOL
@@TimLewisMountainMan The challenge of getting the skill to shut that snapping muzzle. Trust me it is fun when you are dealing with a pitbull.
Your crazy ballsy cool man lol!
Happy New year man!
Wild Hogs are a huge problem as well.
But, they don't kill horses.
Coyotes attack in packs like wolves.
We shot ém on sight..
Coyotes actually are not pack hunters like wolves, that is a very common misconception.. very seldom do more than 1 or 2 actually hunt, kill or travel together. Yes more than that are seen together, but its not a common occurrence.
I would be a lot more worried about a pack of hogs than a coyote, if I'm being honest. Coyotes are pretty timid when it comes to humans and submit when they are trapped. When we used to trap them, coyotes were the least stressful situation, it was more stressful when there was a raccoon or a bobcat, because they are ornery.
Question, do you worry about mange transfer when you use your hat on em like that?
I never have and I haven't had any issues with myself or dogs at home. But I also bathe, unlike coyotes.
@@TimLewisMountainMan Good to know 👌🏼
how did you dispatch him after grabbing him
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That coyote is so embarazzed. This is really embarrazing for him.
ur the O G
Maybe if you'd secure your animals instead of just giving them a fence, try locking your barn door or make their fence much higher. Then you wouldn't have to kill coyotes for no reason. Coyotes literally can't help their nature. It's their instinct to hunt. They aren't humans and they don't know how to screw off someone's property. I'm curious if you didn't let him go. You grabbed his neck WAY too roughly. He didn't even bother to attack you, he just bit the hat because you shoved it in his face. You probably sold his head and fur to people. Coyotes aren't cows, pigs, chicken, or sheep. They're literally ancestors to dogs. You really want their population to decrease? Do you want them to go extinct? Your nature is inhuman. Imagine if some coyote came up to your property, minding his own business and not doing anything when all of a sudden, he gets his leg trapped and struggles to escape. Then he gives up hopelessly and sadly and sees you, with a harsh look. You muzzle him with a cap and grab him roughly by the neck, dragging him just a bit across the ground. Then you walk closer to him and step on his right back foot, still dragging him and moving him around by the neck. You tell everyone you'd release him when you can kill him behind camera. Slicing his skin and fur off. Then puts a bullet to your head or stabs you, and cuts your head off. What if the coyote was you? The coyote looked more scared than determined to attack. He was probably innocent. Does that not give you any humanity? Or are you just cold-hearted to the canine population and chain. You never gave proof that he ran away. Such BS! Poor thing...
Have you ever visibly seen what a coyote does to livestock and other small animals?! They're definitely not saints. They're destructive, reproduce like wildfire and have no qualms about killing everything in sight. Not only that,but kill it and then not even eat what they kill. If you ever set foot outside of the city limits, you might have an idea of what life is like for the ranchers and farmers growing the food you are consuming.
The entire point is for their population to decrease, because they are overpopulated and creating a danger to the population of other wildlife. To leave it unchecked would result in other animals being hunted by coyote to endangered levels. I can tell that you live in a bubble, and don't really know how the real world works.
The Wildlife and Fisheries (The people that regulate hunting/trapping/fishing to protect wildlife populations) in most states are normally the ones that request for trappers and hunters to hunt/trap these animals when their populations are too high, and they will normally pay you for helping to cull some of the population. It's not really a pretty sight, but it's something that has to be done to protect other animal populations as well.
Chill out. He didn't attack him because much like domesticated animals, the mother carry their young coyotes by the back of their necks. This is why when he grabbed it, the coyote submitted. It wasn't because he grabbed it too hard, lol.
The coyote was fine, stop being ridiculous. Coyotes are predators and will kill pets and livestock NO MATTER WHAT. If they walk through your back yard and your pet is out there, the coyote will try and kill it. These animals are not innocent, very far from it. They will find a way, doesn't matter how high the fence is, they can dig underneath it. They're not dumb animals.
I liked all your videos 😊
Very interesting
I think the coyote would run away “just fine”cuz it’s tryna live lol. What do you do with them after you take them out of the trap? If you kill them, why risk getting bit by taking them out of the trap?
Because no one likes seeing a coyote get shot in a trap.
@M Pulverman that's not how it works, it's considered more sporting to let it go and then shoot it. Just like hunting ducks, it's important to make them fly and not shoot them on the ground. This man is a good sportsmen.
@M Pulverman what kind of livestock do you keep?
Carefull keeping goats, the males strong scent glands attract cats... if you have those where your from. Keeping goats here is just asking for trouble...
I think it was better that it died with just a little less pain after being removed from the trap
Why didn't you let us all see the coyote run away like you said he would do. Or did you do something with him afterwards. We don't know you close off video and stop filming
He said if
He’s shot him dumbass
funny dog
Do you ever eat them? I know you hunt better tasting things but even just once out of curiosity?
You didn’t show the part where you shot it
Sweet Home Alabama!
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I was surprised that dog was as slow to bite the hat at first, though it would be more aggressive than that. Your badass man. Southern Steve Erwin. And then your playing with him like I do my house dog 😂👍🏻
They released wolf's here... Can't wait to start catching wolf's :)
That would be awesome
I hope you mean catch and release since wolves bring down coyote populations significantly as well as nuisance deer. They avoid urban areas as well, so there’s no reason to kill unless they’ve got mad deer or rabies
No I do not want to catch and release the wolfs, they do not belong anywhere remotely close to where I can catch them, just like cougars. We get permits to run hounds on cats, hopefully they give out permits of some kind eventually to keep the wolf population down too. Everyone loves wolf's and cougars till they have one in their backyard or school playground, and that's when they realize that living with predators like that around isn't all it's cracked up to be.
@M Pulverman what is idiotic is not keeping the population healthy, which is why they give out tags so the population doesn't grow out of control, it's called wild life management. That way we don't loose the whole population to poachers, which is entirely possible if fish and game doesn't show that they are willing to keep them in check. They calculate how many tags to give out each year depending upon population. So please do yourself and everyone around you a favor, and educate yourself about the necessary human involvement in re-establishing an endangered species.
@M Pulverman I'm not talking about coyotes, I'm talking about wolfs. And we don't have pigs here anyways. I really appreciate your enthusiasm but people already get wolf tags where they eat the live stalk. Ethical hunting and trapping is always a better for the animals then people poaching them out of fear.
We need to make coyote hunting groups.
But why tho
The government entity Wildlife and Fisheries are the ones that request culling of certain animal populations when they start to become so overpopulated that they risk becoming a danger to other animal populations. They dictate the trapping season, and dictate the law when it comes to that. Trapping outside of that season without a special permit by the state/town (which would only be given out of necessity for some overpopulation emergency) would only result in someone going to jail, so it's a lot more regulated than most people think.
Also they are killing your pet, and in Mostly Case, they going to neighborhood and hunt in There, and they make the ecosystem of the animal, broken and unbalanced
There eyes are so scary-
Ours must be so scary to them...since they're usually the ones dying while seeing ours
It’s all about balance though, their population is too high right now, as he mentioned in the video. It doesn’t have to be Cruel though.
U know why there’s so many? Cause y’all killed wolves. Wolves hunt coyotes
Arms Family Homestead lives in Southern Oklahoma. Try to reach out to Daniel. Maybe he'd be able to give you a few tips to grow your channel. Coyotes freak me out!
Before I watch this video, does he mean remove it from this earth with his own hands or remove it from a trap ???
U know why there’s so many? Cause y’all killed wolves. Wolves hunt coyotes
Hmmmm I've never killed a wolf and I don't recall being alive when the wolf population was decimated.