We sure will!

Sorry about that

I used a lurcher,90% greyhound 10% collie used for taking out rabbits here In the UK.

if you have android you can pinch and zoom in/out while the video is playing or paused

I'm sure EwwTube is not going to allow too much gore.

Sure is!

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We sure aint! Whatever it takes to get those suckers

The good ol days

Once the greyhounds are chasing the coyote the only time the coyote will get away is if he crawls into a hole or gets into the timber. That happens more often than you would think.

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The greyhounds are strictly focused on the coyote

Thank you, we will keep the videos comin!

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Glad you enjoyed it

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It would be the greyhound… there would be no point in doing that because all that would do is hurt my dog badly

​No It's a hunt this is not pitbull fighting every coyote consumes 7 to 8 fawn in dozens of turkeys every year​@Outdoorfever1

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Every once in a while there will be an injury but that is all part of the sport. We do a great job of taking care of our dogs, we treat them like pets. So if a dog were to get a cut we take them to our local vet. We appreciate you watching our channel. Stay tuned!!!

Yes. No vet bills. Old yeller style

@chrisbarrett-rn2bu - That's the way I've done it. There are so many pets in the world that need homes. I'm not spending $1,000 to "fix" a pet. Now maybe if it were a horse that I needed.... maybe then. But not a cat or dog. I love them. But they are not family to me.

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they drive fence lines and just flush them out.

@@banjobenson9348 thanks!

​@@banjobenson9348 you have never actually hunted coyotes this way, have you? Because they don't "just drive fence lines".

no they just park in a field and drink beer till coyotes show up. @@willhorting5317

@ t.j.leeson6561 ........... How it is done normally... The trucks drive pastures, driving close to any draws (coulees to some people). Some guys drive slow (10-15mph). Some drive to fast (25-30mph). Some make noise with vehicle horn, siren, or even firing .22 pistol at the ground. Some just drive and don't make any other noise than the rattling and banging of the truck. Coyotes are also shot out of, or walked out of creeks and large stands of timber. I could continue, but I assume that this gives you a rough idea of how it's done. I was a 3rd gen coyote hunter, who grew up hunting coyotes this way, until I switched to using hand calls to call them instead of chase them. Been hunting coyotes for fifty years, in Kansas.

It takes about a tank of gas every time we go out but it is totally worth it.

It does happen sometimes

The last clip was cut out by mistake. But we cant show a lot of the kill on this platform or they wont show my videos as much to the vewiers

that explains that,thank you.@@Outdoorfever1

Wana act like one u can get treated like one😂

@@Outdoorfever1 Nope 🍷🗿

They kill many peoples pets and farm animals, and hurt many small game populations. A few years ago there were no pheasant and since we have been hunting the pheasant population has made a return.

@@Outdoorfever1you’re a little baby

@@chrisbarrett-rn2bu okay?😂

I couldnt see it over that hill until it was too late. But your sure right.

I'm a hunter and trapper and using hounds to chase or kill a target animal is hunting

@@thomasjcorson7502 Bubbas can even get out of the truck definitely not hunting. More like dog fighting.

It may not be to your liking. And it may not be done this way where you live. But hunting coyotes this way is a tradition in the Great Plains states going back to the early days of the automobile, a century ago. I know guys that chase coyotes, that claim that calling them is not hunting. We all have our likes and dislikes... our opinions. I guess I am in a spot where I can see all sides. I have hunted coyotes for 50 years. Hunted them as these guys are. Hunted them behind trail hounds. Hunted them by calling, using hand calls. IMPO, it's all hunting. Have a nice day.

@@willhorting5317 Fair enough. When in Rome....

@@thomasjcorson7502. I guess it comes down to how you define hunting. Some consider shooting fish in a barrel hunting. There is no element of ‘fair chase’ in this, it’s not what some would consider ethical hunting. What is never shown is how some will chase coyote with truck first, employ multiple dog teams to exhaust the coyote and then end is often inhumane, not a quick kill. Lots of study showing how hunting coyotes can actually increase their population and then propensity to target livestock. Hunters often can have a tendency to pass off some of these blood sports off as a noble gesture to protect various wildlife populations but the reason is for doing so is to have more prey for them to hunt. That’s ultimately their motivation, it’s not to manage wildlife.

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