Videos tagged with Coyotes

This video features CRPA Legislative Director Rick Travis discussing the escalating coyote population in California and the Fish and Game Commission's wildlife management decisions. The discussion highlights concerns about the tripling of coyote numbers in 10 years, the impact of misguided policies influenced by anti-hunting groups, and the potential reclassification of coyotes as "non-take" animals. Travis addresses public health risks associated with urban coyotes, the habituation of wildlife, and the consequences for pets, livestock, and native ecosystems. The video aims to inform viewers about upcoming Fish and Game Commission meetings and encourage action to influence policy, emphasizing the role of hunters and conservationists as the "last line of defense." It also promotes the CRPA website for further information and support of 2A litigation.

This YouTube video focuses on predator hunting, specifically targeting coyotes with suppressed firearms. The title and description highlight a "Lethal set of kills" and encourage viewers to "light up the Hard Drives, Fire up the trigger fingers, and put some Coyotes in the Dirt." The content appears to be an action-oriented hunting experience. The video also promotes their gear and offers a way for viewers to reach out to them for inquiries about it.

This YouTube video showcases a thermal predator hunting trip in Southern Oklahoma, targeting wild hogs and coyotes. The hunt is a collaboration featuring @TxKiller as the guide, with significant support from @fortknoxpodcast, @SilencerCo, and @Ultimatenightvision. The video description highlights the use of thermal imaging and suppressors, common in modern hunting applications. It also provides links for future content drops and social media channels. The video appears to be a vlog-style content piece focused on the hunting experience and the gear used.

This YouTube Shorts video from O'NEILL OPS features hunting coyotes, likely utilizing thermal imaging for nighttime operations. The title suggests a successful hunt or demonstration of capability. The focus is on the application of firearms and optics for predator control.

This YouTube Shorts video captures a confrontation between coyotes and cows, highlighting a potential conflict situation. The title and hashtags suggest a focus on wildlife encounters and possibly the implications for livestock protection. While the video may not explicitly show firearms, the context of protecting livestock from predators often involves them, and the presence of hashtags like 'coyote' and 'oneillops' hints at an outdoor or potential self-defense scenario. The use of 'thermal' suggests nighttime observation, which can be relevant to predator control.

This YouTube Short features a hunting scenario where two coyotes are spotted simultaneously. The video utilizes thermal imaging technology, highlighting its application in predator hunting. The title suggests an exciting and potentially challenging hunting situation.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'This Coyote gets Clotheslined! #shorts #thermalhunting #coyotes #hunting #tacticalrancher', appears to showcase a hunting scenario involving coyotes, likely captured using thermal optics. The hashtags suggest a focus on hunting, specifically with thermal imaging technology, and potentially implies a tactical or ranching application of this hunting method. The title's colloquialism 'clotheslined' indicates a successful takedown of the animal. The content is geared towards an audience interested in hunting, varmint control, and possibly the technology used in such pursuits.

This YouTube video documents a predator hunting trip where the hunters successfully shot two coyotes simultaneously. The title and description emphasize the excitement and success of the hunt, using the hashtag #predatorhunting and #coyote.

This video discusses the potential dangers and problems associated with coyotes, both in an "SHTF" (Shit Hits The Fan) survival scenario and in everyday life. It highlights the need for preparedness when encountering these animals. The video also provides links to exclusive content on Survival Dispatch Insider, a Patreon page for Team Sootch Minuteman, and Sootch00 merchandise. Music credits are also included.