Giant Ohio Buck Being Attacked By Coyotes

Our hunting trip to Ohio got interesting today, as Josh shot a dandy 10 pointer. Josh shot him about 200 yards from me, and less than 5 minutes after it was shot I saw the buck being chased by coyotes into the creek next to me! From there, it got crazy.
To see the full story of this hunt, check out our latest video at the following link ...
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[@snaggletooth14]

Don’t matter what I’m hunting, if I see a coyote, I’m coyote hunting.

[@terrymartin8352]

Same here in michigan.. I don't know why there isn't a bounty on em..

[@KeepinYouUp07]

Me too

[@hokuinsai4299]

Amen Braddah!

[@WildInKY]

Yup!

[@MrRyanmcmahon]

@@WildInKY I practice the same ethic......

[@MrADjam5]

Death by fang and claw is a much more violent fate than the one the hunter bestows.

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

Unless you're this hunter who missed and injured the buck which then ran off injured and was attacked by coyotes

[@MrADjam5]

@@DangerRussDayZ6533 boohoohoohooo

[@nathanbresee2231]

@@DangerRussDayZ6533 even if you shoot a deer in the heart it can take a small amount of time for it to go down

[@gladegoodrich2297]

While in my tree stand I watched a doe and fawn get a drink and leave. Just as they went out of view i heard a commotion and fawn distress calls. About 20 minutes later the two coyotes that had killed the fawn came in for a drink. Only one left and if I had a gun and not a bow neither of them would have left.

[@kykrazy6050]

Amen to that !!!

[@mightyfraserriver977]

Good shot at thank you for having a heart to help the wild life. Please everyone if you can kill any wolf or cyote you see they have ruined British Columbia only 20 percent of the wildlife left because dam wolves

[@ForgottenHillbilly]

@@mightyfraserriver977 I can't help but think it's all by design. It's that way here in the states to but only the ones who actually hunt can see it, the snowflakes are too stupid and don't understand. Why else would they bring in wolves from your parts down here that have never been native and release them. They also put out no incentive to control the coyotes. I killed a 5 yr old 10pt that was chewed up in many places and his man hood was torn open. You could also tell they had tried to get his throat. I kill every coyote i see but not enough people do. It sounds like Wyoming here at night and i'm in TN, way too many predators.

[@mightyfraserriver977]

@@ForgottenHillbilly met a farmer in middle of BC last year I was moose hunting. He has 1000 acres he used to have fifty moose every night in his fields for forty years straight . now there is one big bull moose left and he's getting attacked and easily tooken down because they adapted into Maga packs to kill biggest prey with ease . So I said start killing.he said he killed 50 in a month by trapping them he became very good. In the next month another huge pack came in and cycle continues.

[@Dweeble233]

When men have no clue.....

[@josephcagle4184]

This should be a warning to those who like to walk or run trails. Just like the other day a cougar got after this person and now you see this where a pack is attacking full grown buck. Always when you go into the woods have protection with you.

[@garybauer124]

I was actually stalked by a coyote while scouting for turkeys late in the afternoon. I was walking a path in the woods stopping occasionally to listen for turkeys flight to the roost. While walking, I had a feeling I was being followed. I turn back to see a lone coyote his nose down ten yards away. We stared each other down for about 30 seconds. The coyote turned and walked away back down the path. While walking in the dark early in the morning Deer hunting, I always hear coyotes howling and yipping. It is a bit scary. But ever sense the coyote following me, I carry a minimum of a handgun when walking in the woods. Most coyotes should scare off, but you do hear of random attackers now and then.

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

There is a woodlot access driveway to either side of my property where hunters park their vehicles, and every evening when the hunters have been walking out of the woods and driving away, within MINUTES we hear coyotes howling there, obviously having FOLLOWED the hunters. They did the same with us just after dark just after we had spent a day collecting a deadfall tree out there. They were howling and barking like crazy right in the exact spot where we had been working. Obviously declaring it as THEIR territory and telling us to fk off! Our shouts and noisemaking didn’t phase them one bit.

[@seanmanwill2002]

You are absolutely right! Always!

[@rogermapes8909]

They will try to lure animals away from you so they can pack up. Luckily my dog was scared as I was and stayed near me.

[@JohnnyLightningV10]

I had three come down my long driveway and come at me. My neighbor lost a dog from a pack a week earlier. So next night called them in and ended that packs run with five friends. Wasn't fair

[@adamjacobs6644]

Wow that is quite a find! Always cool to see stuff like that, you never know what you'll find when your out in the forest, grasslands, or anywhere else outdoors.

[@timesly1]

An awesome video. I didn't know that this buck was already arrowed by you when this atttack by the cototes was taking place. So glad that you ended up harvesting this injured by several things very badly hurt buck. Also glad that you got to it before the cototes did at anytime. For if they would of caught up with him first when hurt before dying the worst could have occured. In any case thanks for sharing it all with all of us. Some people are easy to critize but some things just go wrong at times in our lives, even in some hunting situations. Some of the same even occurs in our every day lives at times. We can all second guess anyone, or their at the time judgments. We move on while learning and try to do and think a little better is all we humans can do. So folks give this not so bad ending, man and video a break. Maybe we can all learn something from it all in that process too.

[@seanmanwill2002]

My friend came up elk hunting last November. He walked out back and hiked around a bit. A short time later, he called me and said, "I'm sorry, but I just shot a cougar!" As it turned out, he took a break and sat on a log for a while. When he got up to leave, he heard a sound behind him. As he turned around, a hundred pound male cougar was getting ready to pounce on him from thirty feet away. He said he had just enough time to mount his rifle and shoot. He hit the cat in the chest. The bullet came out the lower chest. I skinned it out and the trajectory of the entry/exit wound confirmed it. Right down to the point blank powder burns and singed hair. 🏹🐈👈

[@MorrowSind]

Yeah, this story has absolutely nothing to do with the video. It's a good story, but doesn't relate in the least bit to the displayed content of coyotes chasing an injured buck.

[@seanmanwill2002]

@@MorrowSind I'm and old fart, and a technological idiot! I thought I was commenting on, or to another comment. When a guy said to, "....be careful out in the woods, because you never know what you'll run into. " I thought of my buddy, and how lucky he was to have gotten up when he did. He's an old fart too. That cat would have got him. I somehow posted it to the wrong ....😲👍👋 You are right. My bad!👈

[@MorrowSind]

@@seanmanwill2002 lol. It happens. Glad your friend survived that.

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

@@MorrowSind So? It's a comment section. Tons of random comments.

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

@@seanmanwill2002 Don't listen to that guy. Your story is interesting and doesn't need to directly relate to the video. If someone doesn't want to read it, or doesn't care, they can simply pass over it without saying anything. Makes you wonder about the type of person who feels compelled to tell you just how he feels.

[@gsmfnbirdman]

one question did any of those dogs come into range of your bow there?

[@jimyounger9490]

Where do you see a bow ??

[@swill1020]

Come on man, you want me to record, fish and shoot arrows?

[@earlrissel4454]

@@swill1020 I always carry a firearm when in the woods and would have used it to make noise.

[@bullofthewoods9374]

@@earlrissel4454 me too

[@swill1020]

@@earlrissel4454 … yep!

[@jimquick1165]

No matter what I am hunting if I see a yote it becomes a predator hunt.

[@lisabcouch1951]

I saw a video where a big whitetail buck had a coyote stuck in its antlers and throw in the air

[@Alcovyoutdoors]

Nice deer and great footage. Glad you were able to get the deer and sorry you could not get a couple of Coyotes as well but that's Bow hunting. Thanks for posting

[@jimyounger9490]

What do you mean he got the deer ?? Bow hunting ?? I didn’t see either Even watched again.

[@Alcovyoutdoors]

@@jimyounger9490 You must just watch stuff and not read or click on links for the full story.

[@jimyounger9490]

Alcovyoutdoors watched the full video. No I did not follow any links. Ya figured right. And now I know how you knew what he was doing so thanks.

[@truenatureofficial]

Has a huntress I understand that coyotes are part of the natural balance and need to eat just the same as we. If I owned land, they pretty much be in competition with me and I definitely take them out but since I don't just nature as best. Great video!

[@johnfennelly-hw9iq]

no the were imported from the west they all should be killed

[@MorrowSind]

Where did he shoot the buck? Looks like it's a gut or liver shot from the footage... Hard to tell. Beautiful buck!

[@bubbahettrich]

did u end up getting the buck after? where did your friend hit him looked like it was far back and pretty low

[@WiredToHunt]

Yes, we did recover the buck. As to the shot, the entry was perfect up/down, and about 4-5 inches behind the shoulder. But because of the angle of the shot, the exit was back and low.

[@bullofthewoods9374]

@@WiredToHunt he missed both lungs. it was basically a gut shot.

[@Texan1]

Coyote hunting always take presedend over game hunting. Unless I get a 2 for 1 shot .

[@thomaslawrence5392]

Could be those recent coyote wolf hybrids that are showing up in WISC. And Minnesota....

[@TheGeonam]

I think the buck hurt the one coyote either with his antlers or kicked him. You can see the at mark 0.44 one of the coyotes flying off to the side. Happens fast , but that's the coyote that gave up the attack and left.

[@billdobranski9027]

THEY WENT AFTER HIS " BALLBAG"! IT MUST'VE HURT BIGTIME.

[@anthonyga]

Good video. Im a little surprised they stopped. 4 on 1 was good odds for them. Did you scare them or something? The buck must of had a lot more in him than they realized. I'm really shocked that they didn't eat him up over night before you recovered him. Grew up in Ohio, great place to hunt.

[@billdobranski9027]

IT'S A CRUEL WORLD, BUT THIS STUFF PISSES ME OFF! START BLASTING THE MUTHERFUKRS!

[@jeremystudinski132]

@@billdobranski9027 yep I would have emtyied quiver or gun what ever I had

[@bullofthewoods9374]

@@jeremystudinski132 yep shot 4 this season in nc damn them

[@6x47...]

where at in ohio was this taking place???

[@maybeioverreacted4504]

Cincinnati

[@officertenpenny8709]

london

[@coewhat]

I seen a lone little coyote hunting and attacking a mature fully grown deer, all by itself, even swam across a river after it. It was impressive. Such a little mini wolf to go after big prey like that.

[@user-ym2kb1cp5e]

There was at least 3 of them.

[@TheHuntingSpot]

Wow, did the buck make it out of there?

[@backwoodsbully9841]

This is why I shoot every Coyote I see when I'm Rifle hunting deer.

[@zigmogcreator]

Comments are silly on this awesome video. I would love to have been there. I was hoping that the yotes would take him down. But that buck is just like the rest. A tough buck. Never quit never surrender. I love it. I spend 90 days afield each year for the last 38 years. I can't recall all the stories like this I witnessed. One day my hunted may just hunt me and finally win. I have had great skill and intuition so far. just like that buck it only takes one mistake and that was your last moment to.......

[@bushwacknblues9358]

what did the man say in the video? "nice shot at a buck getting attacked by coyotes". the so called gut shot you idiots are looking at and so quick to point out is the bloody hide hanging down from one of the coyotes ripping at the soft belly in a coordinated effort to dump or expose the entrails. the man never fired a shot. he replied in the comments they were all to far away for a shot in his opinion. back to this gut shot you all seen. not. distracting the buck, the hind quarters or rear end and soft belly tissue between the genitals and rib cage are the three primary target areas for a minimum two coyote strategy in bringing down a mature buck. this is due to blood loss, exhaustion, extreme pain from spilled entrails and hind quarters being ripped apart. ultimately it appeared the coyotes winded him and retreated. sometimes you just have to draw a picture or spell it out for some folks. this man deserves an apology from alot of people. that's just my opinion.

[@futurechamp2]

I agree

[@bullofthewoods9374]

i kinda agree but now im confused. i cant see the link now cause its not up any longer, you say he never fired OK but the intro says he did. Josh shot a ten pt and then a few minutes later this guy saw that deer in the creek being attacked by coy dogs. SO if that is the case, if that was the deer josh shot, then he didnt make a good shot at all seeing the deer put up that much of a fight. double lung shot he wouldnt have made it 200 yrds. just saying. please correct me since i cant see the link. but the intro clearly states this is the deer that josh shot? i do get it about the coy dogs going for the ponch like wolves do but that deer was very much alive and kicking after a bow shot. just saying. would love to see the link. maybe the intro is wrong?

[@bullofthewoods9374]

never mind dude you got it all wrong. he did shoot. guess you missed it.

[@lewismorris5931]

Gotta love people who don’t read or listen before making comments 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jimcox1766]

I once had a nice thick 6 pter cross in front of me aprox 25 foot away while 'still' hunting/ I instantly noticed 3 large coyotes trailing right behind him. My first thought was 'here I am with only a bow and deer scent on me' TBH , it scared me but the yotes slit up when they saw me. The next morning the 6 pt'er was hit / killed be a car aprox 80 yards away. I always thought the yotes may have harassed this buck all night

[@bcallahan3806]

For all those that say coyote are solitary and don't hunt in packs please watch. Especially DIFW's. No judgements. Just facts. You can't ignore the obvious to please and console the ignorant. Facing facts now, benefits all in the long run. Both animals and people.

[@edsmith9900]

Anyone who says that they are solitary is ignorant

[@mikemcgrath7280]

My question and many others is why would you just sit there and not shoot the coyotes..

[@jimyounger9490]

What the hell video are you guys watching. When did he get the deer.

[@lynnclark4208]

Did the coyotes run? I was thinking,"Get your antlers down!".

[@donaldkilgorejr.8484]

Can we see the rest of it ??

[@ronaldswindell1525]

More people need to trap coyotes!

[@HerbanLegend420]

Great footage!

[@ponyboy2195]

I seen this coyote take out a whole crowd before poor mustang smh

[@stevenrichardson5563]

That's why Everytime I see coyotes it's coyote season

[@PAarrowheads]

he never said he shot this deer did he? i think he said the coyotes killed it? correct me if im wrong, but thats just nature and also the reason why we hunt and trap coyotes

[@carterwale5019]

There is a bullet hole in the deer

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

So you hunt coyotes because they eat deer? You think deer belong to people?

[@ethanb498]

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 No you hunt coyotes because Ohio is overrun with them.

[@bloodybones63]

@@ethanb498 And South Carolina. There is a $75 bounty - no limit -any season here. Introduced by Senator Goldfinch.

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@bloodybones63 are you fuckinh kidding me? People murdering coyotes in my home state? No wonder worthless ass hunters trespass on my land to fucking murder my wildlife. I have a coyote pack in my property and r ere is a black coyote. I have a right to protect coyotes in my land

[@Street-Shred82]

Damn talk about a bad day for that buck lol

[@MrJiggerG]

Sadly all wildlife ends in agony and horror. Like Darwin said, nature is cruel.

[@FarmallFanatic]

You didn't have a weapon to take care of those dogs?

[@AlexRodriguez-xr9cu]

Now the coyotes are doing the wolves job, with a few wolves there would not be any coyotes around . Wolves keep everything on the run . In turn lands don't get over grazed.

[@philipbuckler3861]

We all shoot coyotes first! I saw this same situation in Oklahoma about 5 years ago..Couldn't believe my eyes! The Buck I saw was hauling buns, with two of those nasty critters behind him. Don't be fooled--those coyotes get him by the nose and he's going down....

[@JasonH6741]

That buck likely died shortly after...looks pretty bloody around his guts

[@terbailey9978]

I was about to mention that it appeared that the dear was seriously injured. It was putting up a not today stance but a number of coyotes would take it down. Should have made a mercy killing.

[@S_r_k_96]

Big Ohio buck ready for meal 😂

[@rosswins26]

Josh obviously didn't make a very a good shot. Can happen to anyone but doesn't mean you shouldn't feel like a bag of shit. Also that's a winning lottery ticket as he probably would of never found it of it wasn't for the yotes.

[@JustinGray70]

If you shot one of the coyote that deer would never have been even hurt.

[@mightyfraserriver977]

I was at my mom's house in Vancouver BC it was late night around 12 midnight I heard a woman screaming on the street so I ran out side . it was winter foot of snow. She was in destress I grabbed a shovel off the side of the house and ran in the street she was being attacked by ten huge cyotes I ran to her and the mutts barely budged until I raised my shovel they backed off and started howling at me then ran away she was off work walking home and begged me to stay with her I said of course and waited for her husband to pick her up.

[@phillipmilam215]

They look by size & looks more like Wolves than Coyotes.

[@jjw6342]

Where's the giant buck?

[@markkenyon5329]

No, the yotes and the buck were all out of range, otherwise I would have shot

[@jstone1211]

looked like the dogs had already put a good hurting on the buck...I would have shot in that direction at one of those yotes...I hate the little bastards...

[@mtorang3640]

Hi buddy, very nice

[@tracytull4047]

I look it

[@jstone1211]

out of range, get you a 300 win mag, good to 1000 yds, for me I am good out to about 500....LD shooting is a perishable skill...

[@aprilschubert3390]

Have u got lot this year

[@EDB0223]

NORMALLY THE BUCK WOULD BLEED AND LAY DOWN TO DIE, THAT'S WHY YOU GIVE THEM 30 MIN. TO AN HOUR BEFORE TRAILING THEM. ONCE ADRENALINE KICKS IN THE NORMALLY LOWERING BLOOD PRESSURE STAYS UP AND THE DEER WILL RUN OR FIGHT AS IN THIS CASE.

[@crudersphere8593]

Woah..... You don't see that often.

[@antioneberry2132]

the coyote pack attacks and kills white tail deer every single day.

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

Not true I meant

[@lastchance1017]

Looks more like half coyote, half wolf

[@jeffersonsmith6109]

Which reminds me. It's been too long since I've knocked down a coyote.

[@JRob423]

The buck won though. Those real giants are warriors 🤙🏻💪🏻

[@billhouse8199]

You had something on you why didn't you use it ?

[@cliftonfoy5907]

The buck is already gut shot. You can see the entry high on his rib cage ,

[@d5ncat227]

An old timer from Cumberland co. Tn. Taught me a trick on catching a coyote,,,it's illeagal,,,,but dam it catches them s.o.bs ,,,,

[@jasonjohnson6344]

Amazing footage! I’ve been fortunate to have seen some once in a lifetime events in the woods but this is a rare one indeed!

[@bamaman6297]

Was that your gut shot buck? Coyote would not attempt a healthy whitetail buck. Unless he is injured.

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

And they weren't shot why???

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

Because coyotes need to eat

[@zekethefishgeek8690]

Need to feed them a bite or 2 of lead, wrapped in copper, and served immediately, while absolutely piping hot at about mach 3 or 4 for best results... I don't need another invasive species that is in my home state eating the deer I manage to keep satiated enough to call them "our" deer... and only because I have my time, money, and since I've been feeding them to grow them bigger bodies healthier all around, and that in turn really ultimately ends up including the 95% calcium/ 5% phosphorus head ornaments they sport up top of their cranium... and which everyone seems to like as much as they do ANYTHING ELSE... invasive Coyotes have ZERO chance to get any kind of a foot even a tiny bit successfully & most importantly->INVASIVEly established around here on the eastern edge of the country

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@zekethefishgeek8690 they are not “invasive” they were pushed out of their natural range by HUMANS. Not the coyotes flaunt. I live in South Carolina and I own a huge protected property and insee coyotes and protect them and you can’t do anything about it

[@bloodybones63]

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 The hell I can't. I'm in SC too.

[@davido8941]

Somebody on here is a liberal who probably murders mosquitoes. Lol. I hate coyotes. They are super predators. All our quail, fox and half the rabbits are gone. The deer start getting populated and here comes the yotes. Oh there is yote trails everywhere. Eat you dog and cats. Shoot the p out of them. Nasty pest.

[@bullofthewoods9374]

will have to hang that one in the cooler for a week for sure now to get all that adrenaline out

[@DL-rp4lu]

Coyotes have too eat too.

[@dicksonnfriendsoutdoors2715]

Deer is good as dead. They seem to have removed his testicle which is a common way coyotes attack male prey. It causes the deer to become weaker and weaker due to the huge blood loss. Even if the coyotes left him alone he would die.

[@danthemeatman9883]

I don’t even know what to say ! People really suck now . 64 in st.Petersburg , Florida

[@justinhealey2408]

wonder if they heard him talkin and it scared the coyotes away🤷

[@zachadams4044]

Nah, I’m getting down and going out there to help my boy.

[@chrismassaro3435]

Need to bring wolves back into the mix. Too many coyotes, especially in the east.

[@larby69]

Too bad you couldn't have dropped out of the tree and dropped an arrow into that buck and then arrows into the dogs... Sometimes when animals are so caught up in action like this they don't see the other stuff going on around them.... What ended up happening? Did you guys recover the deer? Did the deer get taken down by the dogs?

[@WiredToHunt]

The actual "attack" only lasted the 15-20 seconds shown in this clip. After that the coyotes ran off. That said, I didn't have enough time to fully process what was happening, let alone unclip from the tree, climb down the tree, etc..... As to what happened, the coyotes ran off, the buck walked off, bedded down twice and died.

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@WiredToHunt thank you for not killing the coyotes.

[@dannybarfield6514]

@@enderlynxwilloze7935 Oh boy, another weirdo. Maybe the coyotes will go back to Disney world where every animal lives in peaceful harmony. Where do you people come from?

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@dannybarfield6514 y’all act like I think everything is in harmony. Coyotes hunt to eat, we should not be attacking wildlife for eating their natural prey

[@milktruck9345]

Sounds like the coyote s heard you they took off immediately after you talked

[@DL-rp4lu]

Came here to see all the self-righteous, moral high ground “at least us hunters kill the deer quickly”, “coyote bad” comments and there are a lot of them. Hunters kill more deer than coyotes do.

[@TruNaTive218]

As a hunter myself, one or two of the coyotes would have been at the pearly coyote gates, as for the buck I instantly would of put down. bow or rifle.! Coyotes we’re getting him!

[@Thumper4866]

I'm not positive, but those look like wolves not coyotes. Especially the last of the video, where it was coming toward the camera thru th woods

[@GodOfThunder6789]

Easter coyotes have cross bred with red wolves. They are larger than western coyotes. I’ve trapped 60lb males in Pa.

[@fromn.y.top.r.5889]

They jumped him. This is gang work 101 and de still got away.

[@Dweeble233]

Predators and prey. Nature at work. Lovely isn't it?

[@hphillips7425]

Good video. I am afraid I would have took a few out

[@comodice905]

Dawg sheyoot..tah thrill nakah gomey

[@mauser8515]

This is the natural world. You kill your prey the best way that you can. In this interaction it is slow disembowelment. I just loving hearing bullshit like, "hunt humanely".

[@donschutte1418]

I would have evened the score a bit

[@revenge1606]

Hey Allison why don't we just let the wildlife overpopulate start inbreeding consuming all of their food and start starving, from what i see a decent shot but not perfect. Not every shot will be perfect and to get up closer would have possibly caused the buck more pain by running farther. The coyotes would have attacked regardless they were hunting in a pack.

[@keithharrold7262]

Looks like coyote season.

[@branonjohnson8617]

I watched a pack of coyotes swarm a doe and her fawn... Lucky for the doe, season never ends on coyotes. 2 of those coyotes will never be hungry again

[@johnoblak9631]

Even if u would of stood up and yelled hey those totes would of split

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

Looked like part of his guts were hanging out ?

[@shantor100]

I thought that but hard to tell. Might just be flap of skin

[@jeremyvoland3414]

You should have switched and been coyote hunting I trap them and then the next deer season my woods has deer everywhere

[@critterman5488]

Make sure you trap them late late winter or better yet early spring so other dispersing coyotes don't fill the void you created. Fall trapping isn't nearly as effective at protecting your fawn crop.

[@laurabonnell3776]

Its part of life everything has to eat ..we might not like it but even coyotes got to eat.

[@chrisb4988]

They can eat rodents all they want. If I was there I would have shot them all dead. Then, during deer season, that would be my buck.

[@chrisb4988]

I just read the bio lol it was deer season and that was someone's deer. They shot it and it didn't go down.

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@chrisb4988 they aren’t your deer. Deer don’t belong to people. Coyotes are allowed to eat whatever they want

[@enderlynxwilloze7935]

@@chrisb4988 do you think the coyotes know it’s “the humans “ buck?

[@dunstonbrooks6886]

@@chrisb4988 ...that's nature.

[@tomstroup8338]

That's not a giant by Ohio terms!!

[@jasoncessna2522]

He had enough! This way!

[@deerepower337]

Good job coyotes a good effective way to reduce crop damage and accidents along roadways

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Average driver pays 300 , 400 more on insr. for deer damage alone !

[@eddiefirst9410]

Deer were here before your crops. We appreciate the food that farmers provide, but that's the nature of the beast. You chose your profession and none are perfect.

[@bilwears7397]

You are wrong for not shooting the coyotes.

[@timothyherter2555]

Was I seeing things or did it look like f****** nuts off.

[@Farmerb1985]

Buck won't survive from the coyotes

[@stevedragon25]

This happens all the time. He’ll bleed out

[@bigwhisky6157]

Giant??? Seriously...

[@moodhadeed4623]

It is not cayotes.... It is wolves🤔

[@critterman5488]

Educate yourself

[@bushwacknblues9358]

what did the man say in the video? "nice shot at a buck getting attacked by coyotes". the so called gut shot you idiots are looking at and so quick to point out is the bloody hide hanging down from one of the coyotes ripping at the soft belly in a coordinated effort to dump or expose the entrails. the man never fired a shot. he replied in the comments they were all to far away for him. back to this gut shot you all seen. not. the hind quarters or rear end and soft belly tissue between the genitals and rib cage are the two primary target areas on a mature buck for a minimum two coyote strategy in bringing him down due to blood loss, exhaustion, extreme pain from spilled entrails and hind quarters being ripped apart. ultimately it appeared the coyotes winded him and retreated. sometimes you just have to draw a picture or spell it out for some folks. this man deserves an apology from alot of people. that's just my opinion.

[@kerrfoy3653]

The buck is gut shot and they know it’s dying.

[@MrJiggerG]

so what ended up happening? I hate these unfinished videos!

[@johnoblak9631]

Thumbs down....fling an arrow....shoot your gun ....wth...I hunt but I love these animals and would feel compelled to do something even if it ruin my hunt

[@tracynewman5246]

Thumbs down on the person videoing this one shot would have stopped the stress on that deer I know Mother Nature takes its own coarse but not on my watch

[@softaildiaries]

You can see on its side it's been gut shot!