If I have to explain to you, the concept of filming a Coyote, and getting, not junk, not mediocre, but Select video quality while doing so... You won't understand.

Well done guys

Me personally not even filming will get them as close as possible this often leads to more yotes coming in that you would of never even known otherwise

@@ONEILLOPS Good answer.

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I heard a noise so I followed it, looked up, saw a guy on a slope and he shot me.

Which one? 🙂

Fawns and calves yes, ground nesting birds, no. A coyotes diet is less than 1% of ground nesting birds, they prey more on the animals that prey on ground nesting birds.

​@@turktalkdudedo they eat many eggs? I thought pretty much anything would eat eggs and as good as their noses are I would have thought there would be an egg season for them. Kind of like foxes do in certain areas, just concentrate on eggs.

@@mikewhitman745 no, they really don’t, ground nesting birds and eggs make up less than 1% of a coyotes diet. As for foxes I can’t say cause we don’t have hardly any foxes in our area to study.

@@turktalkdude so what your saying is all coyotes across the continent eat the same diet? And since eggs are only available for a very short time of year, being seasonal and all, how do you account for the possibility that eggs might make up 90 percent of their diet in season but that only accounts for 1 percent of the yearly diet? So how many eggs is 1 percent of the coyotes diet? Those numbers seem pretty vague really. Please cite the studies your referring to. You can say what you want about foxes but they do indeed concentrate on eating eggs in the right season and situation. Mostly near large breeding colonies, then they switch to eating young birds. And after they take to the water or the sky the foxes resume a more rodent based diet. But while the birds are there the foxes concentrate on them.

@@mikewhitman745 I’m saying along with out study we have shared studies with other groups across the board and our research shows coyotes suck at finding ground nesting birds and the nests. They will eat them if they can find them, but they are more apt to find a coon or possum that preys heavily on nest.

Glad you liked it!!

Looks to me like that sharpshooter kid has been well mentored….. keep up the great work! All the Best!!

also the distances of the shots, subbed into the video

yea

Wondering the same thing

Ammazzando ?

Fantastico *Vedi di ricordartelo quando ti toccherà*

The SRT OPS .224 VAPR

55 gr? That's a pea. Enough for coyotes?

@@LuisC7at 4000fps, 55gr is straight carnage.

What do you post on your channel? Asking for a friend.

@@johncmitchell4941 Start to learn English - because your English is poor ! I dont look for friends -you are wrong

Jesus Christ the coyotes you’re gonna shoot are gonna turn into red mist

I think anyone can see why that is a horrible, horrible idea.

​​@@chadmix1738of course not for farmrers ،But there is another way that costs much less than bullets

@@Barkiyarog Ah yes. Because drones that have the capacity to shoot bullets is something that civilians should be able to access and could never be misused for nefarious purposes.

Most of if not all of what you hear is the game call still playing.

To be more specific im talking about the tan suppressed rifle at minute 8:58 in the video. thats where im at in the video so far

Intelligence is not their greatest asset