Human change things without a doubt, I think we can still see what is natural and normal through the years of expert observation and research. Even if we never fully grasp the wonders of the earth we have a reliable base line to reference.
I live in rural Kentucky. The wild life here has been decimated by coyotes, especially things like rabbits, racoons, opossums and other small animals. Every coyote that I see is history.
The whole thing about coyote hunting is that it does not really affect the population. In the 1890’s and the early 1900’s, bounties for wolves decimated the population. However, bounties for coyotes barely even took a dent despite having around 100,000 coyotes being killed a year according to Coyote America by Dan Flores. Not to mention that feral dogs killing livestock may also be misidentified for a Coyote attacks. According to the book Coyote America, the majority of the meat diet comes from rodents and carrion not by hunting large game like whitetail or mule deer. There are also numerous non lethal ways that have proven effective in preventing Coyote attacks on livestock, such as lights that will periodically turn on during the night or keeping livestock in a secure area. Not to mention that trapping is doing more environmental harm than good, as trapping can catch any non targeted wildlife such as deer or fox instead of Coyotes. Not to mention that this causes prolonged suffering for any animal and it would be better to actually make a quick and clean kill with a rifle. However, the fact that you mentioned that cannot control the Coyote population disproves your entire argument of “population control”. It’s simple ecology, if prey animals have no predators, then their numbers increase; if a prey animals numbers increase, than a predator population also increases, and if there are too many predators than the prey numbers decrease until there is a fine balance for the ecosystem to support enough predators and prey. The best way that coyotes could be “controlled” is that they can’t be and hunting them is ultimately a waste of time. There’s a lot more animals that do more damage than coyotes such as wild boar.
I live in Florida and my dad told me once he used to be able to see more quails and cottontails when he was hunting for small game until coyotes started to move down into the state and made it almost rare to see those two animal species.
Or... Simple the majority of NA you're braindead in most cases. You building houses in areas without papers by paying off dirty the local authorities and then you bring the fault at the wolves/coyotes populations.
human is the only true monster on earth. I understand that coyotes can do some annoying stuff, like kill pets, but we do much worse things. We build on their territories. I also think that it is selfish to not let them hunt our livestock. Humans use most of them to food, so coyotes have right to hunt even one. Humans after all brought them on the place, where predator can easly hunt them. So i blame pepole of all this. I think coyotes are too misundersood.
I’m way late, but it’s very difficult for us as just people to convince the government to reintroduce wolves. So until we can get that to happen we have to play the role ourselves
By killing coyotes, hunters give an unnecessary foothold to species lower in the food chain, and nature responds by creating more coyotes to control those populations. Therefore, the go-to reason for coyote-killing is, in effect, a great reason not to kill them.
No that doesn’t make sense. Keep in mind the reasons for their increase in numbers is several fold one they have a higher birth rate by far over wolves and bear the only real predators, add to that the removal of said animal from the environment have led to an explosion in coyote population’s. I wonder if a better solution then to reintroduce wolves would be unlimited hunting of coyotes and hogs with a increase on limits to animals on decline maybe a couple years. I know we have enough limitations but if all hunters are focused on coyotes and hogs I think the last number I heard was 40 million in US alone. With coyotes and hogs birth rates alone this population would be safe for a long time currently only 2% of population is being harvested and with that the numbers are out of control.
Have you heard of the idea that lethal control of coyotes leads to pack disruption which leads to more outside coyotes and coyotes within their pack being able to breed? (By killing the pack alpha, the other coyotes in the pack are then able to freely breed, leading yo more coyotes in the end). Just curious about your input, thanks!
Coyotes are amazingly adaptable creatures. People have been trying to exterminate them from the SW for years, all it has done is increase/spread their populations. Killing a male triggers hormonal changes in the females, which leads to larger litters: the pups mature 6 months from birth. If you enjoy hunting coyotes, that's one thing ... but don't kid yourself that you're controlling them! [Edit] here's a clip that explains better than me: ruclips.net/video/yIHsfbmS7BA/видео.html&ab_channel=CoyoteDocumentaries
I lost a smaller dog a couple of months ago. I’m in a city but around the mountains. My sister lives in the town. She’s seen them there. I’m in California. They are everywhere.
I'm not an anti-hunter guy by any measure, I used to hunt pheasant and squirrel a little with my dad and have a fondness for guns which translated into a love for combative weapons centric martial arts, but that's aside the point. I mention all of this to give grounding for my next assertion: Killing coyotes to cull their population does not work. We've been trying this for decades and haven't out a dent in their numbers, rather, it has been increasing them. It is a perpetual issue and it's being handled the wrong way because we are trying to treat this issue the same way we treat other animal population surpluses, which is just through killing them. Coyotes are territorial and mate for life; kill their partner and they will bring in a new, more aggressive one to control that area. They become more cautious, they find new ways to breed and mature faster. They ADAPT too quickly. Hazing us a far more preferable method however because that same conditioned behavior can work in the opposing direction as well. They are, ultimately, dogs. With how we are treating them right now, they're just learning to be more careful and aggressive; they are getting better at what they already do. They aren't LEARNING to stay away from human settlements or livestock, however, which they CAN do and get away with as they can thrive on small prey like field mice and rats. As of the moment, the sheer popularity of "Shoot on sight" that has become popular is only making the problem worse and NEVER permanently resolves the issue. Doesn't help that 75% of people can't even accurately pick out a coyote from other wild dogs and fear mongering around them is rampant AKA making the situation infinitely worse. I won't lie, I do have an affection for these creatures, but I wouldn't say any of this if I didn't genuinely believe people were just approaching this topic with the wrong mindset. Animal culling is not a one size fits all topic; some animals require an approach other than just increased hunting because we have tried that plenty and it hasn't done a damn bit of good.
Huge coyote population here, massive. Hear them every night, they crap in my yard 20' from the front door. We have one of the healthiest deer population in the entire US. People come from all over the country to hunt leases just miles from my land. There are NO wolves here.
Check out this video of a guy who drove by a coyote stuck in a fence and cut him out to “save him” recently. 🙄 ruclips.net/video/IUA4GnWOXLs/видео.html Maybe someone here is better at explaining to him why cutting a person’s fence to save this predator is not quite the smartest act.
I find this very funny. its remains first appeared in the Miocene 6 million years ago (Mya) in the southwestern US and Mexico. Say what you want, Coyotes are here to stay-it's up to us to find ways of coexisting with them. A program combining education in techniques to resolve coyote conflicts and how to discourage coyotes offers the best method for handling and preventing conflicts with coyotes and is working already in a number of communities
Yes they are starting to become a neusance the deer are being pressured too much and they are wiping out the foxes. After deer hunting season coyotes are going to be in the ❌. Good video.
I REALLY liked your video!!! I watched a video that stated "...once coyotes have learned the wrong way, they can Never be untrained". Coyotes hunting in human inhabited areas are Broken. They are Failing to serve their useful purpose. There are too many in the Human Habitats. They need to be eliminated so they don't hand their Failed Learning down to their offspring and the learning becomes perpetually worse. I've watched countless videos just like you have attested where coyotes tear their prey alive to bits and pieces in the most severe ways and I've watched countless videos where wolves initially might have to take a leg to pull the animal down but go for the throat and put it out of misery asap nearly every time and they only take down the sick first whenever possible. I've seen documentaries explaining how keen they are at separating what is humanly undetectable unhealthy animals and only upon investigation we discover that what was wrong with the animal the wolf knew. Wolves also govern many subspecies like beavers and in turn have a healthy effect on critical water systems that serve the entire areas various animal populations, preventing THEM from dying out of the rings of balance. The coyote doesn't know its place, it doesn't know it's food, it's a rogue weed at this point sorely in need of it's Athority The Wolf. And if it were mountain lions attacking children on the beach or Wolves or bears people would be screaming to the authorities who would move on it quickly. Every coyote incident in the news says these incidences are "...very rare" and yet they state immediately 3-5 (as many as 7!) previous incidences and always say they're on the rise. We don't hear such reports of other species to this escalation. My playlists are FULL of actual physical attacks all across the U.S.. THEY ARE NOT RARE. There needs to be more Honest Admission and Awareness that living peacefully with predidory wild animals in human habitat is unrealistic when as in the case with coyotes... in human habitats where wolves, bears and mountain lions (animals that control coyote populations) are not tolerated (nor should they be) the coyote will be a Rogue... and grow at weed speed. I say to ignorant who think that only coyotes in the wild are wild, the rest are cute "let's feed them"... The Wild Is In Their Blood NOT In Their Behavior. There's no such thing as a "wild" coyote or "wild" wolf or bear. The words Coyote, Wolf, Bear, Mountain Lion, Cheeta, Leopard, Tiger, Hyena all convey absolute Wild. So saying the redundant "Wild coyote" makes nonthinkers believe that there's such a thing as domestic coyotes or that they're somehow as docile and cute and feedable as birds, bunnies and squirrels when in reality they're not showing fear is exhibiting Learned Failure. I disagree with coyote hate that harbors disgusting individuals that abusively torture their trapped coyotes or shoot to mame and suffer them but there is tremendous good in hunters who are controlling them despite opposition from so many who don't want to see the whole picture. Your video/you did a great job of providing the whole picture simply for Those Who DO Choose To Look At The Whole Problem. It's too bad that despite this comprehensive information, those who preferentially ignore it are more of a Failure than they teach the coyotes to be!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOUD CLEAR VOICE!! RESTORING BALANCE IS THE END GOAL ❤️ IT'S NOT WRONG FOR HUMANS TO HAVE THEIR OWN HABITATS AND BE RESPECTED BY ANIMALS. MUTUAL RESPECT IS THE BIGGEST PRIZE! (Caps are not yelling. Caps are emphasis -no bold or slant options)
How do you selectively target coyotes by trapping and poisoning? Since the wolves are never coming back, why not let the ecosystem evolve so that it finds a new equilibrium? Why does everything need to be "managed"? How many tax dollars are being spent on such "management" strategies?
I’m not a fan of killing anything... I live in Reno nv and I see coyotes all the time. Should I be shooting them? I know they snatch peoples dogs and cats but that’s life. I think coyotes are cool. I like the howling and they look cool. Little wolfs lol.
I feel the same way. They kill these animals way too much. These are the same people who will watch a grizzly eat a fawn alive and say let nature sort its self. Don't intervene.
naw you should be killing them. Its a sad reality, coyotes will naturally spike in population when they are threatened. their litters can double in size for a period of years. its only through regular and sustained hunting and the reintroduction of natural predation that we can control their populations.
no? you literally have no clue just how destructive unchecked coyote populations are. There are many regions where small to mid size wildlife have been DECIMATED by coyotes. They need natural predators. Humans can provide a good buffer while we begin to reintroduce natural predation.
I'm with you cousin. I see more coyotes than almost anything out in the wild. Lots of sign at the farm I run. Many times following the herd of deer that runs between the farm and neighboring property. You want anyone with you trapping just hit me up.
I love how they say that wolves and coyotes are overpopulated but none of them never counted. That's why they had to be reintroduced into Yellowstone because of guys like you. And if we keep it up we'll be lucky if we have any animals to reintroduce into the wild. Find yourself cuz we're running out of time
When I go outside at night, looking around at my small patch of woods and the farmers nearby land, and I hear a plethora of coyotes howls, they aren’t bad in population. Coyotes can survive in many climates, they are an invasive species that is amazing at adapting. They aren’t similar to other past endangered species, as they don’t need help to thrive No comment on wolves, generally that depends entirely on you live
No species in North America has ever had its population become extinct, endangered, or even threatened due to regulated hunting. All of these things have been caused by urbanization, loss of habitat, introduction of invasive species, and poaching... so no, it's not because of guys like this. Quite the contrary, really.
The problem is - yes you can control the coyote population, you do this by actually putting in the work and denning the pups, you also call in the males and if your 17HMR is sighted in you'll have no problem controlling the populations. Plenty of articles on the subject... so again simply put - we need to put in the work
This is a lie the white man once again decimated the wolf 🐺 so what happened when the wolf is rarely seen? Coyotes took over. They are smaller and more agile and harder to kill and catch. This is what happened because the wolf was massively destroyed this is very wrong.
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I understand your points. In the other hand we humans have changed the whole ecosystem. It is hard to estimate what is normal.
Human change things without a doubt, I think we can still see what is natural and normal through the years of expert observation and research. Even if we never fully grasp the wonders of the earth we have a reliable base line to reference.
I live in rural Kentucky. The wild life here has been decimated by coyotes, especially things like rabbits, racoons, opossums and other small animals. Every coyote that I see is history.
The whole thing about coyote hunting is that it does not really affect the population. In the 1890’s and the early 1900’s, bounties for wolves decimated the population. However, bounties for coyotes barely even took a dent despite having around 100,000 coyotes being killed a year according to Coyote America by Dan Flores.
Not to mention that feral dogs killing livestock may also be misidentified for a Coyote attacks. According to the book Coyote America, the majority of the meat diet comes from rodents and carrion not by hunting large game like whitetail or mule deer.
There are also numerous non lethal ways that have proven effective in preventing Coyote attacks on livestock, such as lights that will periodically turn on during the night or keeping livestock in a secure area.
Not to mention that trapping is doing more environmental harm than good, as trapping can catch any non targeted wildlife such as deer or fox instead of Coyotes. Not to mention that this causes prolonged suffering for any animal and it would be better to actually make a quick and clean kill with a rifle.
However, the fact that you mentioned that cannot control the Coyote population disproves your entire argument of “population control”.
It’s simple ecology, if prey animals have no predators, then their numbers increase; if a prey animals numbers increase, than a predator population also increases, and if there are too many predators than the prey numbers decrease until there is a fine balance for the ecosystem to support enough predators and prey.
The best way that coyotes could be “controlled” is that they can’t be and hunting them is ultimately a waste of time. There’s a lot more animals that do more damage than coyotes such as wild boar.
I live in Florida and my dad told me once he used to be able to see more quails and cottontails when he was hunting for small game until coyotes started to move down into the state and made it almost rare to see those two animal species.
So let's introduce some wolves in area as counter measure
Coyotes suck. Only people who don’t live on a farm or encountered coyotes have a problem with this.
Or... Simple the majority of NA you're braindead in most cases. You building houses in areas without papers by paying off dirty the local authorities and then you bring the fault at the wolves/coyotes populations.
human is the only true monster on earth. I understand that coyotes can do some annoying stuff, like kill pets, but we do much worse things. We build on their territories. I also think that it is selfish to not let them hunt our livestock. Humans use most of them to food, so coyotes have right to hunt even one. Humans after all brought them on the place, where predator can easly hunt them. So i blame pepole of all this. I think coyotes are too misundersood.
Lets solve the problem naturally, reintroduce Wolves
I’m way late, but it’s very difficult for us as just people to convince the government to reintroduce wolves. So until we can get that to happen we have to play the role ourselves
By killing coyotes, hunters give an unnecessary foothold to species lower in the food chain, and nature responds by creating more coyotes to control those populations. Therefore, the go-to reason for coyote-killing is, in effect, a great reason not to kill them.
Instead bring wolves back.
Right.
No that doesn’t make sense. Keep in mind the reasons for their increase in numbers is several fold one they have a higher birth rate by far over wolves and bear the only real predators, add to that the removal of said animal from the environment have led to an explosion in coyote population’s. I wonder if a better solution then to reintroduce wolves would be unlimited hunting of coyotes and hogs with a increase on limits to animals on decline maybe a couple years. I know we have enough limitations but if all hunters are focused on coyotes and hogs I think the last number I heard was 40 million in US alone. With coyotes and hogs birth rates alone this population would be safe for a long time currently only 2% of population is being harvested and with that the numbers are out of control.
Coyotes are a problem in urban areas too. Should we bring wolves to the city as well?
@@wisdombro316why were wolves eradicated I;the first place? Why are we not re-introducing wolves?
This video seems quite biased.
The only species that should be critically endangered is humans
Very nicely said and wonderfully presented. Thank you.
Very interesting!
Have you heard of the idea that lethal control of coyotes leads to pack disruption which leads to more outside coyotes and coyotes within their pack being able to breed? (By killing the pack alpha, the other coyotes in the pack are then able to freely breed, leading yo more coyotes in the end). Just curious about your input, thanks!
I have not heard that before, but I will look into it. I have read that Wolves are the best way to control the coyote population though.
Coyotes are amazingly adaptable creatures. People have been trying to exterminate them from the SW for years, all it has done is increase/spread their populations. Killing a male triggers hormonal changes in the females, which leads to larger litters: the pups mature 6 months from birth.
If you enjoy hunting coyotes, that's one thing ... but don't kid yourself that you're controlling them!
[Edit] here's a clip that explains better than me: ruclips.net/video/yIHsfbmS7BA/видео.html&ab_channel=CoyoteDocumentaries
@@kennywood9911 So what you’re saying is, kill the females?
I lost a smaller dog a couple of months ago. I’m in a city but around the mountains. My sister lives in the town. She’s seen them there. I’m in California. They are everywhere.
I'm not an anti-hunter guy by any measure, I used to hunt pheasant and squirrel a little with my dad and have a fondness for guns which translated into a love for combative weapons centric martial arts, but that's aside the point.
I mention all of this to give grounding for my next assertion:
Killing coyotes to cull their population does not work. We've been trying this for decades and haven't out a dent in their numbers, rather, it has been increasing them. It is a perpetual issue and it's being handled the wrong way because we are trying to treat this issue the same way we treat other animal population surpluses, which is just through killing them.
Coyotes are territorial and mate for life; kill their partner and they will bring in a new, more aggressive one to control that area. They become more cautious, they find new ways to breed and mature faster. They ADAPT too quickly. Hazing us a far more preferable method however because that same conditioned behavior can work in the opposing direction as well. They are, ultimately, dogs. With how we are treating them right now, they're just learning to be more careful and aggressive; they are getting better at what they already do. They aren't LEARNING to stay away from human settlements or livestock, however, which they CAN do and get away with as they can thrive on small prey like field mice and rats.
As of the moment, the sheer popularity of "Shoot on sight" that has become popular is only making the problem worse and NEVER permanently resolves the issue. Doesn't help that 75% of people can't even accurately pick out a coyote from other wild dogs and fear mongering around them is rampant AKA making the situation infinitely worse.
I won't lie, I do have an affection for these creatures, but I wouldn't say any of this if I didn't genuinely believe people were just approaching this topic with the wrong mindset. Animal culling is not a one size fits all topic; some animals require an approach other than just increased hunting because we have tried that plenty and it hasn't done a damn bit of good.
great video neighbor. Prineville rocks
Hi I’m very beginning, what I will do with the coyotes if I will kill them ?
Huge coyote population here, massive. Hear them every night, they crap in my yard 20' from the front door. We have one of the healthiest deer population in the entire US. People come from all over the country to hunt leases just miles from my land. There are NO wolves here.
Hope aliens come and see us as pests 😔
Great video and Information buddy. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the feedback. I will be watching your videos to figure out how to trap! I set my goal of 30 based on your goal of 2018!
We are the original pests
Oh shut the hell up🤣
We?
@@blqr3138 homo sapiens
we
Yeah you genocidal maniac
I am against hunting innocent animals, but all for coyote hunting.
Check out this video of a guy who drove by a coyote stuck in a fence and cut him out to “save him” recently. 🙄
ruclips.net/video/IUA4GnWOXLs/видео.html
Maybe someone here is better at explaining to him why cutting a person’s fence to save this predator is not quite the smartest act.
I find this very funny. its remains first appeared in the Miocene 6 million years ago (Mya) in the southwestern US and Mexico. Say what you want,
Coyotes are here to stay-it's up to us to find ways of coexisting with them. A program combining education in techniques to resolve coyote conflicts and how to discourage coyotes offers the best method for handling and preventing conflicts with coyotes and is working already in a number of communities
Gud info bud🔥
Yes they are starting to become a neusance the deer are being pressured too much and they are wiping out the foxes. After deer hunting season coyotes are going to be in the ❌. Good video.
I REALLY liked your video!!! I watched a video that stated "...once coyotes have learned the wrong way, they can Never be untrained". Coyotes hunting in human inhabited areas are Broken. They are Failing to serve their useful purpose. There are too many in the Human Habitats. They need to be eliminated so they don't hand their Failed Learning down to their offspring and the learning becomes perpetually worse. I've watched countless videos just like you have attested where coyotes tear their prey alive to bits and pieces in the most severe ways and I've watched countless videos where wolves initially might have to take a leg to pull the animal down but go for the throat and put it out of misery asap nearly every time and they only take down the sick first whenever possible. I've seen documentaries explaining how keen they are at separating what is humanly undetectable unhealthy animals and only upon investigation we discover that what was wrong with the animal the wolf knew. Wolves also govern many subspecies like beavers and in turn have a healthy effect on critical water systems that serve the entire areas various animal populations, preventing THEM from dying out of the rings of balance. The coyote doesn't know its place, it doesn't know it's food, it's a rogue weed at this point sorely in need of it's Athority The Wolf. And if it were mountain lions attacking children on the beach or Wolves or bears people would be screaming to the authorities who would move on it quickly. Every coyote incident in the news says these incidences are "...very rare" and yet they state immediately 3-5 (as many as 7!) previous incidences and always say they're on the rise. We don't hear such reports of other species to this escalation. My playlists are FULL of actual physical attacks all across the U.S.. THEY ARE NOT RARE. There needs to be more Honest Admission and Awareness that living peacefully with predidory wild animals in human habitat is unrealistic when as in the case with coyotes... in human habitats where wolves, bears and mountain lions (animals that control coyote populations) are not tolerated (nor should they be) the coyote will be a Rogue... and grow at weed speed. I say to ignorant who think that only coyotes in the wild are wild, the rest are cute "let's feed them"... The Wild Is In Their Blood NOT In Their Behavior. There's no such thing as a "wild" coyote or "wild" wolf or bear. The words Coyote, Wolf, Bear, Mountain Lion, Cheeta, Leopard, Tiger, Hyena all convey absolute Wild. So saying the redundant "Wild coyote" makes nonthinkers believe that there's such a thing as domestic coyotes or that they're somehow as docile and cute and feedable as birds, bunnies and squirrels when in reality they're not showing fear is exhibiting Learned Failure.
I disagree with coyote hate that harbors disgusting individuals that abusively torture their trapped coyotes or shoot to mame and suffer them but there is tremendous good in hunters who are controlling them despite opposition from so many who don't want to see the whole picture. Your video/you did a great job of providing the whole picture simply for Those Who DO Choose To Look At The Whole Problem. It's too bad that despite this comprehensive information, those who preferentially ignore it are more of a Failure than they teach the coyotes to be!!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOUD CLEAR VOICE!!
RESTORING BALANCE IS THE END GOAL ❤️ IT'S NOT WRONG FOR HUMANS TO HAVE THEIR OWN HABITATS AND BE RESPECTED BY ANIMALS. MUTUAL RESPECT IS THE BIGGEST PRIZE!
(Caps are not yelling. Caps are emphasis -no bold or slant options)
Amazing video, should have so many more views
How do you selectively target coyotes by trapping and poisoning? Since the wolves are never coming back, why not let the ecosystem evolve so that it finds a new equilibrium? Why does everything need to be "managed"? How many tax dollars are being spent on such "management" strategies?
I was always wondering why coyote were slaughtered on RUclips
But it is manifest destiny!!!!
You need to get rid of a lot of them
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I’m not a fan of killing anything... I live in Reno nv and I see coyotes all the time. Should I be shooting them? I know they snatch peoples dogs and cats but that’s life. I think coyotes are cool. I like the howling and they look cool. Little wolfs lol.
I feel the same way. They kill these animals way too much. These are the same people who will watch a grizzly eat a fawn alive and say let nature sort its self. Don't intervene.
naw you should be killing them. Its a sad reality, coyotes will naturally spike in population when they are threatened. their litters can double in size for a period of years. its only through regular and sustained hunting and the reintroduction of natural predation that we can control their populations.
They'll be snatching kids from the local preschool soon enough if their population remains unchallenged by humans
Stop making up excuses and juat admit you like to shoot stuff for fun
Cry about it
no? you literally have no clue just how destructive unchecked coyote populations are. There are many regions where small to mid size wildlife have been DECIMATED by coyotes. They need natural predators. Humans can provide a good buffer while we begin to reintroduce natural predation.
Good charts and maps to back it all up, well put
One issue you so-called conservationist don’t address is human overpopulation. Why not?
They are not overpopulated though… facts are fact
I'm with you cousin. I see more coyotes than almost anything out in the wild. Lots of sign at the farm I run. Many times following the herd of deer that runs between the farm and neighboring property. You want anyone with you trapping just hit me up.
Maybe if you see Coyotes you should haze them dude not just look at them and do nothing
@@skulltown3131 i fucking hate coyotes.
Danke from Germany.
Was looking for a reason how becoming a predator on another predator to save farms or wild deers.
You obviously don’t care about killing peoples ears.
Did God created Coyotes to practice shooting?
0:40 - 0:48 is why there's a coyote problem
wooves
Just give nature some time.
Not a fan of trapping, rather shoot.
I love how they say that wolves and coyotes are overpopulated but none of them never counted. That's why they had to be reintroduced into Yellowstone because of guys like you. And if we keep it up we'll be lucky if we have any animals to reintroduce into the wild. Find yourself cuz we're running out of time
When I go outside at night, looking around at my small patch of woods and the farmers nearby land, and I hear a plethora of coyotes howls, they aren’t bad in population. Coyotes can survive in many climates, they are an invasive species that is amazing at adapting. They aren’t similar to other past endangered species, as they don’t need help to thrive
No comment on wolves, generally that depends entirely on you live
No species in North America has ever had its population become extinct, endangered, or even threatened due to regulated hunting. All of these things have been caused by urbanization, loss of habitat, introduction of invasive species, and poaching... so no, it's not because of guys like this. Quite the contrary, really.
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didnt know tony hawk hunts! awesome!
Omg
You are right man
We can trap and crestrate them too
High Coyote and hog numbers seem to be bad for the overall environment.
That'd be you that bad for the environment
The problem is - yes you can control the coyote population, you do this by actually putting in the work and denning the pups, you also call in the males and if your 17HMR is sighted in you'll have no problem controlling the populations. Plenty of articles on the subject... so again simply put - we need to put in the work
I needed some motivation to not feel bad after shooting a coyote
We should'nt kill coyotes,nature will figure something out to protect other animals from coyotes.
i thought it was mean to kill cayotes, now i think its mean not to kill them. thank you for this information.
Not eating the meat is just disrespectful and ignorant
This is a lie the white man once again decimated the wolf 🐺 so what happened when the wolf is rarely seen? Coyotes took over. They are smaller and more agile and harder to kill and catch. This is what happened because the wolf was massively destroyed this is very wrong.
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You’re insane to think wolves are better than yotes. They both need gone. Poison baiting killed wolves, it will do the same with yotes.