@عبدالله الحربي shut up

@عبدالله sthu

I've had a revolt for a couple years. Been a good call

I'm going to guess they are sponsored by FoxPro so they won't give any others calls the time of day.

Try and buy a Lucky Duck right now. Probably stuck in the San Pedro harbor somewhere. And LD is totally dependent on Chinese manufacturing.

@@nohandle257 probably…many things are Chinese. Where something is built doesn’t stop a good product from being a good product

@@lucass4758 Horrible things are happening in China as the CCP is messing with business like not seen since MAO. Hordes of international businesses are fleeing or trying to flee China. I've done business with Chinese companies and you CANNOT depend on them to honor contracts and obligations. And it's the worst we've seen now in 30 years.

Don't listen to people that don't know what they are talking about. You can see in this video what REALLY works.

You can call coyotes from a big yellow school bus as long as a lights in their face. Camouflage is completely unnecessary when hunting with lights as you’re not trying to fool their sight, you’re trying to take it away completely. Same thing a police officer does when he approaches a vehicle at night by putting a light in your face so you can’t see him is what we do to a coyote. You just have to trigger him with a call first. Plus NEVER EVER turn off your light when calling as that’s your number one advantage, plus you can’t see them with the light off unless you’re running thermal or night vision. And never get right next to an obstruction like a tree or something they can’t get behind. Gotta keep line of sight and keep the light in their face.

I have the same one, it works very well. I got a smoking deal on it from Optics Planet... don't know that I could justify the upgrade at this point.

That's wassup bruh

His comment about feeling like Doctor Phil was funny funny. I hate a sloppy kill myself ... unless it's a hog and then I'm glad he crawls off to die somewhere I don't have to drag the carcass away.

We live three miles from a paved road. Tertiary country road. When a mild wind blows from the direction of the road we can hear vehicles. That's the only time we can hear them.

@@nohandle257 A mild wind is all it takes. That's a wow.

@@TheKeithvidz A strong wind hides sound. I will admit I should have said mild to moderate.

@@nohandle257 Makes sense.

Yes and that is explained in many predator hunting videos. A crosswind can also be used but the coyote will often try and get downwind of you to bust you.

They explain it all in their videos. You just have to watch the ones where they actually go into your question. They perfectly and completely prove that white lights work. Strong white lights. But they eventually also admit that thermal is superior for spotting animals at greater distances.

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Go away hypocrite!

@عبدالله الحربي منافقين يارجال الله يكفينا شرهم لو هالأمر حاصل عندنا كان تلقى الخبر بكل القنوات

If it’s too sad for you, find a tall building and leave.

If it’s too sad for you, find a tall building and leave.

Does a wild bear shit in the woods now 🤔

yes

Taylor Mitchel was killed by coyotes in Cape Breton a bunch of years ago.

@عبدالله الحربي seriously dude

That’s the dumbest argument I’ve ever heard. If you kill a coyote, that’s one less coyote to cause problems. End of story....

@@nightcrew3115 Hey, Hear Me out and think about this for a second. I don't want you to agree with me, but for a few seconds, leave all that you ever learned about these animals and listen to me. I am researching the coyote human conflict in the The US. I am from India and in India, we too have Golden Jackals(Very Much Coyotes), Wolves, Dholes, Foxes, Lynx, Hyenas. We are not allowed to hunt them, but still, they never come into our farms or harm us or any of our pets. I think the only solution might be to bring the grey wolf back. You've been hunting for a while, right? Then why do you think they are still coming back? I very much believe that if you respect nature, nature will do the same. In the end, it is on you, give it a thought and do whatever you want to do.

@@nightcrew3115 You seem to be a trained hunter, but just to put it out there, many hunters kill the rare Red Wolf misidentifying as coyote, which hurts me deeply.

@@nightcrew3115 Remember.

I hear your perspective, I think the difference between where you’re from and have experienced and what we’ve experienced here first hand from what coyotes can do is where the difference is. There are many situations that warrant keeping the populations in certain areas in check. The only way you can understand that personally is to have lived here and experienced what kind of havoc they can cause, especially if you get a bad one that has free reign to do what he wants. You don’t see that there, but if you were a cattle rancher that depended on the cows you raise for your livelihood, it would make much more sense why we do what we do. It’s hard to convey that to someone who hasn’t seen it. I mean no disrespect at all, it’s just a reality anyone who’s ever experienced coyote problems first hand get. It’s not uncommon for some landowners to offer to pay us to get rid of them cause they want them gone so bad if that gives you an idea. There’s no real solution to the problem other than eliminating it all together in the immediate area.

I think Big Al is presently being replaced.

And there's dozens of groups doing it. But don't worry. Coyotes will never be wiped out. There's millions of em. And thousands live in suburbs where they can't be hunted. And at least a million or more live in country so hard they cannot be effectively hunted. I know. Cause I live in deep SW Texas country where we hear them every night and even day and getting them is very very difficult.

Actually coyote numbers are increasing. If there was no one hunting them mother nature will take care of them with disease which will result in entire populations being wiped out.

Bhai yeah log alag hi duniya se hai, although coyote population is increaseing hunting them is destroying the ecosystem. US wale nature ki izzat hi nahi karte.

@@wisdombro316 Clueless hypocrite!

@@SPCRacing1 😂😂, I feel so sad for you. Ecology is very intimately linked. Even though killing coyotes might seem like a solution. But this increases the coyote population even more. Take a look at the graphs. Killing coyotes creates a power vacuum for weaker coyotes, and weaker coyotes thrive without any problem. If you really want to get rid of coyotes, then bring wolves back, it might seem stupid, but it's the only permanent solution.