You mean the guy who shoots them in the leg?

+Lexngton Green Thanks a lot again, this was a hunt that I'm sure we won't top for a very long time

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thank you sir, there are quite a few on our channel, check them out and let us know what you think.

I have watched most of them and enjoy the heck out of them. I just now subscribed though

My stuff is not comparable to y'all but if you get a chance check it out.

I've seen a lot of your video too, we would like to get into the night Hunting, they just passed a bill so it's legal for us now finally

Its like no other world if you use thermal. You can have just as much success using lights if you do it correctly. Let me know which direction you want to go and I will help you as much as I can. I don't know everything but know those that do. Thanks for watching and sorry it took so long to reply. Call me some evening at (806) 922-2549 and I would love to visit. Thanks, Allen Garland

thanks Dan, we really appreciate that

Lots of fun Kevin!!! This is a stand of a lifetime, doesn't happen to often to get that many on a single stand. The rifle is built by the guy shooting in this video. Get ahold of Travis Stevens, he is the owner of TS Custom Precision Firearms in Miller SD. He will put you in the right direction if your in the market. Doesn't matter where you live!!

Thanks man, we were using a 20XC, that is a 6xc necked down to .20 caliber bullet. Shooting 55 grain bergers

There are 5 of us. We shoot a .20-250, .22-250, 6mm Ackley, .243, and several others really. Depends on what you are looking for. We load our own shells and try different loads before we choose one to shoot through our rifles. Personally I am a .22-250 guy but I really like the 20varminter I am shooting now.

MyREDTAIL Using a Custom 20 XC(6mm xc necked down to a .20 caliber.) built by TS Customs. Shooting the 55 grain berger bullets

FortuneSeek3rz From time to time yes, but most of the time they are just passing through, the black hills located in western south dakota is full of them though

We skin out the good furred coyotes. We sell the hides and most go over seas and are used for clothing.

Franz Schmid This was a 20-250, a 22-250 case, necked down to a .20 cal bullet. shooting 55 grain bergers

Thank you sir. No, not using sub's, I've noticed withs the suppressers, when your in the wide open, kinda like we are here, they are extremely quiet.

CRPH'S: Coyote Culture that’s interesting. It sure is amazing how much a suppressor helps.

+Rabbit Hunter 20 XC here, (6mm XC necked down to a 20 caliber)

Thanks

Can I kill coyote with 22LR in 100 yards

Rabbit Hunter It's possible, but not what we would recommend

Thanks

I just had two of my dogs get killed by yotes, not a 1000yds from the front porch. They are terrible in SC.

+aman mohammad got a problem with people hunting yotes?

No you.

We can't trap, hunt bear, Mt. lion with dogs. NO baiting, deer population low. Washington State.

Sounds like you are describing China.

We'll be sure to keep that in mind for the next one Mike ;)

macattac - skin them out, and put the fur up, sell the fur, which usually goes over seas and is used to make most clothing you see with fur on it

+cholrus69 Mainly they are nuisance animals that can cost ranchers a lot of money. For the most part hunters just hunt them for recreation, there is a lot of them and it is open season year round. However some states do pay if you prove you killed one.

I hunt them 1 because of food and pelts and 2 because they killed my dogs

+Ethan Nikniai you don't really eat the meat

TheGodandlie It sounds like it'd be gross to me, but some people will eat anything they can hunt. I've shotten and eaten wild pigeons

We mainly hunt them to control the predator population. We skin all the good ones and sell the fur.

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Because they are predators and scavengers. The call mimics the sounds of prey animals, or that of an injured coyote. When they hear the call, the instinctually think "easy meal" or "I've got to help" and they come in to investigate.

They skin it and sell the fur

Yeah, we skin them and sell the furs. They use them for some clothes, bedding but mostly coats.

We don't eat them. They are the top predator here. They are hard on the pheasant, deer, antelope population. We skin them and sell the furs. They don't just go to waste but the main thing is predator control.

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They give that " well that's just their instincts and how nature works" bullshit! Well WE are also part of nature also. As the most intelligent and highest ranking in the food chain we have a responsibility to kill coyotes. They have knocked a helluva dent in our deer herd here. I shoot them on sight and will be trapping them soon. @gcjerryusc

.17hmr or .22mag to the gut and let them run off

yet, those animals have been a part of the eco system there. How?

Email: travis@tscustom.com

Have you ever watched a coyote run a deer until it couldn't anymore and then start eating it alive? I have. Have you ever lost baby calves to coyotes? I have. Predation is cruel and hard to watch. It has a purpose, yes but when that purpose over extends it's boundaries and starts to extend where it shouldn't it's needs to be stopped. It's no different than trapping a mouse in your house.

That's kinda the way we feel about the animals you listed. Guess everyone has a different feeling about it, but thank you for watching anyway

The animals I listed I kill to eat. I don't hunt for sport, especially if I am not going to eat it.

@@kratcliffe1 We don't hunt for sport either. We skin every good coyote we shoot. We help control predator population and the coyote skins are used elsewhere.

I would have to disagree with you James. With equipment evolving so is the number of hunters out in the field, we are running into new hunters all the time, it's way harder to call in a coyote now days even compared to 5 years ago. Also you can have all the equipment in the world, but if you dont know what your doing, your not going to be successful.

Not called many dog?

I bet my cousin has 5k worth of the latest night hunting equipment. He calls them in but couldn't hit a bull in the ass with a bass fiddle :)@@crphscoyoteculture120

There is far more to coyote hunting than setting up a call and pulling the trigger. The road runner cartoons dont show how cunning the coyote actually is. In order to have a successful hunt, you have to take into account MANY things. Wind, terrain, concealment, as well as many other things. As far as killing for sport vs fun....do you not have fun playing football? Coyote are vermin....they are a pest. They need to be culled in order for other species to thrive. It is proven that predators, left uncontrolled, will decimate the population of game animals. Hunts such as this only makes it so that deer, rabbit, squirrel, grouse, quail, and others can continue to be an option for hunters. If "anyone can set up a machine to draw them in," let's see the videos of you doing it. Or better yet...since this isn't hunting....let's see you call them in without the machine and have a stand anywhere near this good.

@@cleatussfmo7437 You use all the same techniques for deer hunting. So what they are cunning. These videos prove that they are not as cunning as you say. So I guess coyotes don't have the right to live or kill to eat, right? So it is your goal to make these "varments" extinct? They are animals not rodents. I am a hunter, but this is not hunting IMO. And if people like you keep shooting them like this, then they will go extinct. Sad thing is you don't even use the meat.

So What live stock are you protecting?

Its proven that biologically, coyote will reproduce at roughly the same rate that they die. If 5 die in a given area, the litter to follow will have 4-6 pups. The odds of coyote going exting any time in our next 3, 4, even 5 generations is about as good as the sun exploding tomorrow. Yes, you use the same techniques when hunting deer, but coyote and deer are far different. The make up of their sensory systems is completely different. They see differently and at different distances. Their sense of smell is greatly different. Their hearing....everything is different. The call only acts as a way of overcoming the coyotes shy instinct. If they catch wind of you, they are gone. If they see you, they are gone. If they hear you...they are gone. Deer l, on the other hand, will see you and smell you and still walk 10 yards from you. Allowing coyote populations to thrive in to high of a number brings forth disease in the population and greatly reduces the numbers of other animals in the area. Coyote kill everything from mice to deer and cattle, and not always as a food source.

@@kratcliffe1 it literally takes a kill off of about 70% of a coyote population to really damage it in an area. Planes and natural disease are about the only things that can accomplish that. Calling coyotes is a means to slow the growth of coyote populations. I have lived on a ranch my whole life. We have lost calves to coyotes. I have watched a pack of coyotes take turns running a deer until it couldn't run any more and then take it down and start eating it alive before it was dead. Predation is a cruel thing to see. Do they have a right to live? Yes. Just like a calf or a fawn or a pheasant does. Coyote populations will get out of hand if not managed some and then disease will put it back in check. That's a slow horrible death. As far as using them goes, we skin everyone we shoot. The hides get used for clothes, blankets, coats and many other things. No we don't eat them but they don't get left to waste.

Yep...and by doing so...allowing so many more to live....or die later so I can eat them instead.

thank you Carl Moore for reminding me. I forgot to take the backstraps out of the freezer...