Coyote stalks buck but he isn't having any of it!

[@JSProjectWild]

Here is the link to "Crazed bucks digging for nitrous oxide"---kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHfahGx-a9Wkhdk Link to "7 bucks playing King of the Hill on my huge leaf pile"---kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHuTZZaCaM9nprM Link to "Agri-Fab Mow-N-Vac review"---kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGGYnoJsm9iarJY Link to "2014 BMW K1600GTL vs. 2005 Honda GL1800"---kzbin.info/www/bejne/onK5iY2nj66Hmas Thanks for watching!!!🦾

[@JS-oy6nn]

I bought my dad a red heeler pup in January 2018 around 5 months after he had his black lab put down and they instantly became best friends. My dad lives way out in French creek,wv and has fed “his deer” for over 20 years. This crazy dog made friends with the herd of deer and watches over them when dad is feeding them. It’s the craziest relationship I’ve ever seen, the deer, the dog, the dad. 😂

[@JSProjectWild]

Awesome, thanks for sharing that!

[@aprilhernandez4840]

That's si kool

[@Gizziiusa]

@James Moore your English is crap. Use a better translator for pete's sake.

[@gregorycarlson6632]

Heelers, red or blue are extremely territorial and very protective of their property, their cattle; or in this case, deer, and most importantly, their people!! A Buddy of mine and I were fishing a trout stream going through a pasture with Dairy cattle . Two Blue Heelers guarded the cattle and let us get nowhere near!😆😆Best guard dogs around!!👍👍

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Nice story - I can envision it. That was kind of you to give your dad that type of companion, He was a special man to appreciate the natural order, not put bow ties and nail polish on the pup! Most dogs love to work, they want a job. They live for it! Used to take my husky lab to a ski mountain off season, late night to let her run - the deer love to play chase. What surprised me, which took me about a month to catch on... is when we arrived at the mountain, I'd often hear yipping up in the hills... Those were the foxes calling my dog to play! I'm in the 49th now, I got a husky Malamute boy who's not fixed. (Protects from brain cancer and hip dysplasia if left intact). But he gives off a very strong pheromone. What I've learned is the mama moose winter with him - give birth near him, then they come in to show us the baby within about 36 hours or less He gets along fine with the large game, yet small critters, newborn calves freak out the Malamute boy. He's always tethered, but Mama comes way too close to show the babies and there's always trouble - got to keep a close eye out in May She won't hurt my guy - when she comes too close with her baby and he barks like crazy, she uses her head to push him aside - she could just stomp him - moose kick forward sideways, any direction But they're friends - she's just trying to get him to calm down! Lol. Cuz chances are, if that calf is female? She'll be hanging out with m'boy when she's pregnant over the winter in another couple years, if she doesn't drive the cabs off from this area. That's a thing! Mama kicks you out of the basement pretty quick in the moose world! So then the juveniles will come along and hang out with him after they get kicked out from time to time. They don't stay long - but they know they're safe Everything's great, until he sees/smells new babies Which often results in ugly flying unicorns We were charged my first winter here, because I wasn't expecting it, didn't know what was going on - so I turned into the incredible hulk, took out his back legs, his lunging power, picked up my dog and fell down behind a vehicle. This guy can pull hundreds of pounds in a cargo sled, when he jumps up and I'm hanging on to him? He can take me airborne! Gotta take out that powerful back end! There's been quite a learning curve the first few years - I'm no expert at this - still in training The first time a mama brought her calf right up to him, nose to nose -it was pretty scary. I did not know what was going to happen to the dog! they never come that close any other time But all winter, the mama moose and my dog get along fine - they know they're safe - if moose birth up in the hills? The bears will take their babies during birthing, before they're even out. So we accommodate them on our property. Even plow and shovel out for moose They have their space, the dog has his But the moose's relationship with humans is also fascinating They birth near humans, in the gullies on the side of our highways, places where they're safe, places that are plowed out cuz they take the path of least resistance. They always hang out during hunting season - they're down by us! You can be in suburban neighborhood, come around the corner and there's a huge Bull moose hanging out cuz they don't like walking through deep snow. They'll go on the roads, up your walkway! (And I mean huge - I'm from the northeast, I'm used to game - these things are humongous) So they're part of reality, they're usually okay if you leave them be - the only problem is birthing season Then about a month later, they head up to the hills for the summer where there's plentiful food They always say goodbye to us before they head up. I've gotten used to it I don't normally repeat these stories, they sound silly or cheap, when they we put them in words, yet I clearly hear the sentiment coming through your words And I'm going to get a game camera - cuz every time this happens, I don't have time to take photos and videos! I got the dog in one hand and a hole puncher in the other! Not so much for the moose - but bear will smell newborn calves and they'll show up - so I got to be ready for anything I take these things seriously. Don't normally share these stories or go on like this, especially on KZbin - but since you put it out there yeah. Dogs have great relationships with others besides humans. I consider it socializing my Huskies malamutes and outdoor dogs, when I keep them in the wild - that's their social life. Goes far beyond dog parks! Red heelers and malamutes don't normally hang around poodles! More likely to be running with wild game (Nothing against poodles of course.)

[@1998232v6]

That buck literally put his foot down. Lol

[@JSProjectWild]

Yep, LOL. Appreciate you watching!👍

[@jaco7675]

That’s tough going, when your meal starts chasing you! haha

[@JSProjectWild]

😁For real Jaco. Thanks for commenting!

[@Ascended13]

You want a piece of me?? 😡🤣

[@gladegoodrich2297]

Have watched deer stomp a bobcat and a coyote. Also watched a hen turkey beat the crap out of a hawk. If your willing to sit in a tree all day, you will see some amazing things in the forest!

[@JSProjectWild]

What a great comment and how true. You spend enough time in the animal's world you will be amazed at what happens. Thanks Glade!

[@williamjordan5554]

Sit*

[@whooodat3723]

​@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ whoa put the meth down

[@williamjordan5554]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ He's dead. Believe in Santa. He brings stuff.

[@gladegoodrich2297]

@@williamjordan5554 thanks

[@NavvyMom]

Looked like the coyote may have been curious about what the buck was eating.

[@JSProjectWild]

👍 The buck was licking a mineral rock. Thanks for watching!

[@willhorting5317]

Yep, coyote was more curious than anything else. One reason why... even after smelling human scent on the log...it continued to investigate. Good looking coyote. Relatively young buck. Probably born Spring of '21.

[@similarsubstance4885]

Yeah the buck may not have been having it but in all actuality the coyote did exactly what it wanted. Coyote wins 🏆 👏

[@colbyduyck1861]

Very observant 🤙🏽

[@Kell4088]

Wile E need to mind his own dam business…

[@rodbelding9523]

What a pretty little 8 point, I'm glad he stood his ground.

[@JSProjectWild]

He thinks he's Deer Kong. Thanks for commenting!

[@claymac7895]

Excellent genetics. Hope he gets to pass them along.

[@joshmccollen700]

"Dude, I'm so much bigger than you. You're not a predator."

[@JSProjectWild]

LOL! Thanks for watching and commenting Josh!

[@pinchebruha405]

Thanks for the peek at wildlife, what a beautiful day beautiful animals….❤

[@JSProjectWild]

Thank you for commenting!

[@clayonkeller1415]

Can a solitary coyote take down a buck of that size?

[@JSProjectWild]

Coyotes are known to investigate and determine if larger animals are healthy or weak then call on their buddies to help if needed. Thanks for watching Clayton!

[@derrickrr5516]

Coyote could’ve been tricking the buck into expending his energy so the pack could bring him down. Although in this case the little murderer just seemed interested in the log.

[@JSProjectWild]

Great comment Derrick, thanks!👍

[@mauricegilliam7102]

Amazing how a deer can hear u a mile away.

[@JSProjectWild]

It's those two independently rotating radar arrays😁. Thanks for watching Maurice!!!

[@Sabbathissaturday]

And smell.

[@MrJsv650]

I watched a small doe attack two sand hill cranes that got close to her fawn. She was a very small doe I'm assuming it was her first offspring the sandhill cranes were pretty big compared to her. Like the one guy say in the comments below you see a ton of crazy things if you spend enough time in the woods.

[@JSProjectWild]

I would have liked to have seen that. Thanks for commenting MrJ!

[@claymac7895]

He’s like I’m 3 times bigger than you who do you think you are??

[@JSProjectWild]

😁Right!

[@MysticBGaming]

The buck quickly scanned behind itself after the coyote came up in front of it. Checking to see if the coyote had any friends. Smart buck.

[@JSProjectWild]

Excellent observation. Thanks for watching!

[@thomasf9478]

"My name is Buck and I like to.. PARRTY..."

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍

[@RoxannSnyder]

I love that fluffy white tail !

[@JSProjectWild]

Cottontail deer 😁. Thanks for watching!!!

[@austin5630]

Coyotes do this... it is a lure. They send one from their pack hoping the buck will be bold enough to persue into an ambush. That is why he seems bold in his approach but then has no hesitation turning to flee or acting as if he is dumb and doesnt know whether to actually attack the deer or run. Coyotes take down bucks that size and bigger with ambush attacks because the buck can likely escape them if they all tried to approach it at once.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for that comment Austin!

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

Yes that is true they do that to dogs

[@SoCoolScience]

The coyote isn't stalking the buck, there playing tag and the Deer was it.

[@JSProjectWild]

😁

[@user-se5zz3yj9c]

Mr. JS Project Wild..cheers from Kenai Ak again! Good to be back, pretty BZ as All this Snow is breaking up and I have much to catch up on lol…but look Forward to being able to sit and catch up on your Channel….first one I’ve tuned into for Winter Bit🥶LoL….this one being the first I saw…was Great and made me smile, reflect and Breath….all things Living are very blessed to be on such a wild Journey

[@JSProjectWild]

Welcome back! Does are fat with fawns but still a few weeks away from birthing. Should have fresh fawn vids in a couple months. Thanks for watching again D C!!!

[@effdonahue6595]

The buck was filling in for Road Runner

[@JSProjectWild]

And doing a good job. Thanks for commenting!

[@effdonahue6595]

@@JSProjectWild Yip! ✌️

[@frankbrislin4378]

You mess with the buck; you get the antlers. 🦌🦌🦌

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for visiting Frank!

[@bill4852]

I love it when the good guy wins 😊❤

[@iris5678]

There is no good guy or bad guy, coyotes hunt because they're hungry, not because evil

[@bill4852]

I guess you like it when sharks eat people

[@JSProjectWild]

Me too Bill, don't get to see it much these days. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@arrrgonot7801]

LoL that little whiper snaper had gaul

[@JSProjectWild]

🤣Excellent comment sir!!! Appreciate you looking!

[@MrStkrdknmibalz9799]

Seems like it wasn't the first time he's had to fend off coyotes. After the first time he chased him off, he instinctively looked over his shoulders.

[@JSProjectWild]

Great comment Mike, he was looking for the second yote!

[@gforce9342]

That’s a great observation.

[@MrStkrdknmibalz9799]

@@gforce9342 Looks as though he's going with the best defense is offense strategy...so far, so good!

[@MichElle-zc9tu]

Mr. Donald Trump💪🏻the brave and strong buck.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for the comment!

[@christiansoldier1547]

they're friends, they meet there everyday

[@JSProjectWild]

✌️😁

[@milesaway3699]

That coyote was just doing what coyotes do. Playing in the woods on a beautiful day and teasing a buddy he shares the woods with.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for the visit!

[@Questor-ky2fv]

The cold snowy weather made the coyote frisky, but looks like it gave it a brain freeze too.

[@JSProjectWild]

He was frisky for sure. Thanks!

[@OldSaltyBear]

Bucky says "c'mere you lil fluffer. I got something for ya."

[@JSProjectWild]

😁😉 Thanks for watching William!

[@MauriceTarantulas]

They are buddies having fun!

[@JSProjectWild]

😁

[@johnyurick8785]

Yea cause the mice were light that evening 😂😂😂

[@JSProjectWild]

😁Thanks john!

[@marcussmith3969]

Deer stomped his hoof, in the deer kingdom this means " don't start none won't be none".

[@JSProjectWild]

😁Right! Thanks for that comment Marcus!👍

[@soarornor]

That was pretty funny! I think the coyote was just playing and wanting to get nearer to the food. Beautiful buck! Subbed. Your channel looks great!

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks 👍Appreciate you watching and commenting!!!

[@gregorycarlson6632]

I just became a new subscriber!👍

[@JSProjectWild]

Surely appreciate that Greg!!! 👌👍

[@marionmarcetic7287]

Looks Like Old Wile E. 🐺 Coyote Done Missed Out Again!

[@JSProjectWild]

Must be an ACME buck! Thank you!

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

She should have had a jetpack on

[@petersedliak4362]

What the buck was that?

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@markr831]

Coyote just wanted him some cornbread.

[@JSProjectWild]

Yep, that too. Thanks for watching!!!

[@armyjeep4]

Maybe if the coyote had the new Acme catalog

[@JSProjectWild]

Right! Thanks OP!

[@cdee6096]

The coyote succeeded in getting the buck to leave so he could investigate your bait station.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching C Dee!

[@saltator8565]

It's cool to see the moment he realizes something is approaching him. He assessed the situation and realized that the coyote is not a threat on its own. I'm sure if it was a larger predator, like a wolf, cougar, or bear, he would have taken off.

[@JSProjectWild]

Good observation. Thanks for watching and commenting Saltator!

[@Robsay01]

Coyote: oh yeah?? Buck: yeah

[@JSProjectWild]

Thank you for watching!

[@danielethier2015]

This is quality footage!! Funny how the tables have turned around being that the coyote didn't have his pack to back him up. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@JSProjectWild]

Right, great observation. And, if you look at the 1:12 mark you will notice the buck takes a couple of seconds to look behind him to make sure other coyotes aren't sneaking up on him. Obviously, this isn't his first rodeo. Thanks for commenting!👍

[@brucebrueggeman507]

That coyote has about three more friends waiting in the wood line. Its all part of a bigger plan.

[@JSProjectWild]

I appreciate you watching Bruce!

[@PBAdventures146]

The coyote was like Dude, I just want to see what your eatin!

[@JSProjectWild]

Typical yote, into everyone else's business. LOL.

[@valeriekehrt7566]

Yeap. Hungry.

[@jamesvanscoy7717]

Usally they run in packs

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@skipmoto3438]

Hahaha..... Classic !!!! Thanks 🍺😁👍

[@JSProjectWild]

Thank you Skip!

[@yaouG1]

As he coyote got out of the bush and started approaching, the tail of the deer rose up full, and he stomped his right front leg on the ground. The leg stomping on the ground I've seen that before on live action

[@JSProjectWild]

Around here the does do that all the time. Thanks for commenting!😉👍

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

If that were a wolf, it may have been a different story.

[@JSProjectWild]

Right! Thanks Jeffrey!!!

[@c8h8e8c8k8m8e8o8u8t]

He's like, "Yeah? You want some!" Buck is armed and dangerous.

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍Thank you for watching!

[@claymac7895]

Someone taught this guy well. When you run from a predator you only enhance the prey drive but if you chase them they will almost always flee.

[@JSProjectWild]

Logic to live by. Thanks for commenting ClayMac!!!

[@yuvgotubekidding]

Same with criminals. They are looking for victims not a fight.

[@markw.2106]

Definitely looked like he was just playing, probably curious.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@markw.2106]

@JS Project Wild great video, no matter what those two were up to that is amazing video!

[@JSProjectWild]

@@markw.2106 Certainly appreciate that comment Mark. Sometimes I get a lucky catch!😉

[@scottw5315]

He got the Buck off whatever he was feeding on so he could check it out.

[@JSProjectWild]

And check it out he did. Welcome to my channel!

[@tbeach3617]

Coyotes are only tuff if there are several of them. My dog will tear one to pieces but he hangs back if there is more than one.

[@JSProjectWild]

I seldom see one by itself and even more rare to see one out on a sunny day like that. Thanks for commenting!

[@guins99]

My dog could beat up your dog with one paw tied behind his back

[@LIONTAMER3D]

I've seen deer chasing mountain lions away, which made no sense to me, but I saw it

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for visiting my channel LT!

[@momentomori6235]

There is a pack of them somewhere or it just REALLY wants some food

[@JSProjectWild]

Right! Thanks!

[@mapachehombre1581]

Wile e coyote given up on the roadrunner Beep Beep

[@JSProjectWild]

Thank you for watching!

[@souljahroch2519]

Idk? It looks like the coyote got what it came for.🤔

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for commenting!

[@Nhamp2000]

This looked like a live-action cartoon chase.

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍

[@TheraP2014]

Aw, during winter toss a little food out for the coyote once in a while.

[@JSProjectWild]

I don't think it needs my help, looks darn healthy. Appreciate you watching TheraP!

[@D.A.OhK.]

Coyote captured the log. Victory!

[@JSProjectWild]

It's a proud yote now. Thanks D.A.!

[@squirrellyacres]

That was a pretty cool video capture.

[@JSProjectWild]

A lucky capture. Thank You!!!

[@RCCarDude]

"You wanna get nuts?! Let's get nuts!"

[@JSProjectWild]

You lookin at me?

[@Geckocan]

What camera was used to film this? The quality is stunning!

[@JSProjectWild]

Browning, but the audio sucks as you can tell. Thanks for watching Jesse!

[@Geckocan]

@JS Project Wild Very cool. I have been using an obscure company called Boly along with a few crappies cameras. The Boly camera's image is beautiful as well. I am always curious to see what others are using out there. I will probably definitely try Browning one day mostly due to being able to use to a 512 Gb SD. I like the idea of leaving the camera out longer in order not to disrupt the wildlife too much.

[@JSProjectWild]

If you want a cheaper cam that is black flash, has very good video both day and night and loud (but sometimes distorted) audio check out the Gardepro A3. Good Luck trail camming!

[@TracksideViews]

Coyote better watch out or it might get an anvil dropped on its head!

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍Thanks for watching!

[@tigertastic862]

Plot twist, they're friends.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@dragonslayer1296]

I was walking back to my truck after sunset... got to part on the main trail heard a buck courting a doe... they heard me ... he got pissed.... snort wheezed at me from other side of a small ditch .... he was pissed... ( good sized buck).... thought he was going to attack.... he was that pissed... but never jumped the ditch....

[@JSProjectWild]

That'll make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Buck rut is crazy. Enjoyed reading that comment, thanks!

[@robworrall1291]

Nice job!! Pls keep up good work.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks Rob! 👌

[@jamiegallant778]

The coyote wants the bait, what ever that is it’s working to attract wildlife.

[@JSProjectWild]

Mineral rock to promote healthy antler growth. Although there is an ongoing debate as to whether it actually does that. Thanks for posting!

[@paulcondie2520]

I watched a doe chase a coyote before! Not sure if there was a fawn nerby.A pack of Coyotes and the deer is in trouble

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for that comment Paul! I have captured a few vids of coyote packs of 6 to 8 but, in my area, usually only in pairs of a male and female hunting and at night.

[@ricodog3652]

I think he was trying to lure it towards his pals. I’ve seen them do this with other animals.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@sludge8506]

Absolutely true, Rico!!

[@peteremig6244]

Those hooves are every bit as dangerous as the antlers...

[@JSProjectWild]

Absolutely! Thanks for commenting.👍

[@timhilton5096]

They harass and fatigue the deer before the kill sequence starts.

[@JSProjectWild]

And they are very proficient at it. Great comment Tim, thanks!

[@guins99]

Yep, they are stamina machines

[@wg5768]

A single coyote is not a problem. It's when the pack arrives the deer are in trouble, especially the young or hobbled. I've found what's left of some after the coyotes destroyed them. Nature can be cruel at times.

[@JSProjectWild]

Yes, I have a video somewhere of a coyote walking down my driveway with a deer's hind leg and hip in its mouth. Thanks for watching and commenting WG!!!

[@keithacenas205]

One buck for dinner gone wrong! 😱 I’ll spend 2 bucks next time😂

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍

[@Snaproll47518]

A single coyote is no match for a healthy buck.

[@JSProjectWild]

Right, and the buck was looking around for the rest of the pack. Thanks for commenting!!!

[@squarewave808]

That’s a pretty deer.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnnygizmo4733]

Playful for the most part. Great job

[@JSProjectWild]

Thank you very much!

[@louiep9862]

Someone went to bed hungry that night.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for visiting my channel Louie!

[@mamalives6938]

This is a sign when the animals defeat the beasts Mama is coming.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@StragglerTx]

Aww he just wanted to play , coyote lives matter

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@billsanders5067]

Looks more like a wolf than a coyote.

[@JSProjectWild]

Yes, many yotes around here have coats like wolves. However about 1/3rd the size and with shorter snouts. Appreciate you watching and commenting Bill, thanks!

[@billsanders5067]

@@JSProjectWild You are welcome I grew up in the 1950's and 60's in South Texas in what we refere to as the Texas Brush County. Unfortunately I have never seen a wolf, but I have seen a lot of coyotes. The area was once home to the Mexican Gray wolf, but by 1950 they were very really seen.

[@jimpatriot6918]

Wasn't after the buck, was after what the buck was eating...that lone coyote couldn't take down that buck anyway

[@JSProjectWild]

Sure it could---if the buck was weak and I believe that is what the coyote was testing. Or maybe that yote was lusting after that bucks food, a mineral rock.😂

[@jimpatriot6918]

@@JSProjectWild yes, maybe if it was weak but that one didn't look weak to me....as a matter of fact it looked like it was just about to kick that coyote ass 🤣

[@claymac7895]

It was definitely after the buck not what it was eating.

[@ethenstokes7608]

@@claymac7895 I wouldn’t guarantee that I seen coyotes stalk a buck for hours until he left then he we straight to tasting what the buck was eating

[@stacydube61]

They are usually in pairs

[@JSProjectWild]

Same in my neck of the woods, but usually at night.

[@craigreimer4117]

looks like a young coyote that wanted to play to me

[@JSProjectWild]

Wily; (ˈwaili) adjective crafty, cunning, sly

[@misfire6131]

Don't wait for it just skip to 1:08

[@JSProjectWild]

What, and miss all the stare-downs? 😉Thanks for watching!

[@fromex2lsturbo]

Ass hair at attention, squared off his stance, foot stomp…, wanting of all the smoke ENGAGED!

[@JSProjectWild]

Great description, thanks Eric!😁👍

[@willswalkingwest7267]

This coyote is drawing the buck away from his does so the other coyotes can attack them unchallenged. It's a common strategy.

[@JSProjectWild]

That strategy is common for sure. Preciate you watching!

[@sorik1984]

I'm quick af boy.

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks soric!

[@Gentile108]

Don't buck with me while I am eating 🦌

[@JSProjectWild]

😉😁Thanks for commenting Dale!

[@michaelmohrle1773]

That deer will kick it's ass, they are huge.

[@JSProjectWild]

🤣Thanks for checking it out Michael!

[@michaelmohrle1773]

@@JSProjectWild The ones here in NJ are massive, I have them eat out of my hands. But damm they look between a Great Dane and a horse !! They could easily stomp or gouge a coyotee.

[@NakedUndone]

It almost looks like he just wants to play...

[@JSProjectWild]

Yep, sneaky. Thanks Peter.

[@AliensForTheWin]

Wiley is really slipping!

[@JSProjectWild]

The yotes pack will comfort it.

[@dougphillips8729]

That's just how it starts, the coyote will continue harassing the deer over a period of days sometimes.. until he can get in a bite.

[@JSProjectWild]

You know your coyotes. Thanks DP!

[@lesliepropheter5040]

Yeah, he’s peeing on that log

[@onionhortonjr]

Sounds like our welfare system

[@onionhortonjr]

@Sarah Marie Boulerice they have herpes

[@karlad4082]

Who was chasing who 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for watching Karla!

[@anonymoussources8803]

Coyotes are cowards. But they can be dangerous around kids and small dogs. They don't bother my chow though

[@JSProjectWild]

Thanks for checking out my channel!

[@ronaldtartaglia4459]

Just like Rambo. All he wanted was something to eat.

[@JSProjectWild]

😉👌

[@brunobastos5533]

Like robbers when prey face it they ran

[@JSProjectWild]

Yep. Thanks Bruno!

[@nicholasfimbinger3253]

My dog got kicked by a deer and walked with a limp for weeks she never messed with a deer again.

[@JSProjectWild]

"Once kicked twice shy". Smart dog. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@unicorntails9325]

they were just sharing in there own way🙂

[@JSProjectWild]

😁👍