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[@nancytharp8213]

Jackie needs a sister so coyotes don't lure her into dangerous situations. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝

[@ebone3609]

Definitely need two dogs, so they do not lure her into a ambush, which very common.

[@debthill8285]

@@ebone3609 he has two, but Thor was teaching Jackie naughty habits so Thor is over at the Dunbar place

[@borisbadenov8613]

@@debthill8285 Male dogs tend to roam whereas females stay within their territory. It's better to have a female guard dog and get a male puppy after she's grown some and is able to be the dominant of the two.

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

I agree in dual LGDs especially as large as the Ponderosa is. Walker Farm Fam has a litter of 5 LGD’s puppies available. They live in Oklahoma. Not sure how close the Ponderosa and the Walker’s are to each other.

[@SmokyMountainBlessed]

I thought the same thing

[@loo1436]

I was walking to my car one afternoon and a coyote was coming into the yard. Walking in a straight line not normal acting. I went into the house, got my rifle and took him out. Sometimes we just have to do these things to protect not only our animals but our little children also. Good for Jackie, making you aware of the problem.

[@paddlefoot5692]

Very true, coyotes will attempt a snatch of a small child as well as small animals. You live in country and have them, best you know how to safely use a rifle.

[@Nirrrina]

Sounds to me like you did the right thing by the coyote too. If they're sick then it's kinder to just put them down quickly & cleanly. No suffering at all. Besides even if it was healthy you don't want ones living that are willing to come right up to humans. Better for the species to take those out & leave the smart ones that avoid humans to their own woods. Also as much as I like coyotes they're pretty common & their only predators are us. So it's up to us to take care of their numbers by hunting. Just don't ask me to shoot them. I'm not against it. I just can't hit the broad side of a barn. Believe me I tried for 3 years to get my misbehaving cats with a bottle cap. Never got them once & the turds didn't even move. But at least they stay off my counters & don't scratch my giant lazyboy recliner.

[@leah__gail]

Yep 💯

[@jeffcreech7010]

My watch dog saved my neighbors home! It had caught fire and just a little smoke was visible. She will bark just once on the porch to get me outside. I couldnt figure out what she was alerting me for until a small puff of smoke escaped. Fire dept was on scene before got off 911. She Loves the neighbors daughter and watches that home too. Well done !

[@catherinescotttoner1392]

Good girl Jackie!! Not only her bark, but even her stature changed. It's amazing how innate it is for the Great Pyrenees to protect! She definitely deserves some extra lovin'!

[@paulbehr468]

That didn't look like a Great Pyrenees to me. Looked like a Kuvasz, also white.

[@anniejones5806]

They will come in packs and kill one dog you need more dogs.

[@teresajohnson7727]

They are wonderful dogs!

[@pibly7784]

I thought this dog was a maremma. ?

[@phyllishannah7305]

More dogs to protect your sweet Jackie

[@deborahortwine5283]

I have to believe that the coyotes are coming in because they see the chickens roaming around and those are nice little snack for coyotes. It’s really good to hear Jackie doing the job that supposed to be done, protecting all the animals. Great shot taking it out! They are getting to be so invasive and not fearful of humans.

[@teresamariner4238]

Near the mountains and foothills in Southern California coyotes have been known to stalk parents out walking with their young children.

[@bobsmith1814]

Jackie deserves some extra treats for being such a good guard dog. My cousin has a Great Pyrenees protecting her farm too.

[@Rumkitty2000]

I agree completely. See my comment above. Maybe he needs to bring in a Road Runner to distract the Coyotes from going after the chivkens.😅😅🤣🤣

[@Rumkitty2000]

@@teresamariner4238 They're here in the suburbs and beach cities as well, roaming the neighborhood and going after cats and small dogs

[@finngamesknudson1457]

@@teresamariner4238 - Heck within a north Dallas suburb, I’ve been stalked walking a pair of 90lb dogs. Larger of which was a guardian breed and the other was just mean. Biggest issue seemed to be coydogs as they lack innate fear of human, tend to be a bit bigger and stronger, as well as more aggressive rather than simply being predators.

[@lindahipp8329]

Great job Jackie. Glad you got the coyote before it got your chickens. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@irene-starbridgewater2793]

Way to go Jackie!❣ Thanks Dusty for sharing this with us, it's important that non-hunters and those not familiar with farming and ranching to understand the importance of livestock guardian dogs and the necessity of having to take down predators threatening your animals,etcetera. Great team work Dusty and Jackie!

[@Nirrrina]

Sounds a bit like me. I really like coyotes but I live a city where I don't deal with them. But I can certainly support farmers taking out those that pose a real threat. Even more so if they're also acting weird & could be sick. Then it's just kindness to put them down. It's just the wholesale slaughter of tens of thousands I can't support. As long as they stay far away I'd be willing to leave them be. But they come close & I'd shoot them. Uh except I can't hit the broad side of a barn. So I'd find another way.

[@dianerathgeber1526]

You’re absolutely right. I’m a beach girl, but this is my dream.

[@cheryssandridgem1477]

Marksman

[@genellbrooke]

Dogs are so incredible. You can hear it in her bark that there is something that shouldn't be there. Way to go Jackie!

[@michellewilson4815]

Jackie, is a great protector of the ranch. She did a great job protecting the ranch and her family. The scenery is beautiful. The eagle 🦅🦅 was gorgeous nice sight to see. Another educational video, keep up the great work Dusty.

[@bridgetgreene2457]

Great job Jackie and great shot Dusty !! Jackie’s bark was a warning type bark .. you can definitely tell the difference in a bark . And the Eagle was a beautiful sight ! Thank you for another great video Dusty .. you never disappointed !!

[@debrahturenne6337]

My grandfather was a game warden. My Dad taught us that it isn't normal for a wild animal to not run away when they see us. Do not approach them. Danger of rabies. Take care Dusty. Hurrah Jackie.

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

I learned that growing up too. Distemper is another one that will make them act weird like that…I think. 😮 9:49

[@earlinejackson8151]

Yes, this, and it’s more suspicious that there was 2, and then only 1. Be careful with the carcass, don’t leave it where other animals can get to it, and don’t let Jackie get near the blood, spray the area down with water and don’t get the blood on yourself either.

[@UDumFck]

That used to be the case but less so anymore. Many animals, healthy ones too, have just become acclimated to humans now. In areas where there is no hunting for instance, you walk right up to many deer. They’ve lost that fear, which is not good.

[@Kitsune1989]

Yep. When wild animals, especially predators, aren't afraid of humans it's a bad bad sign. Either it's disease, such as rabies distemper etc. It's injury, preventing them from hunting normal prey and they're getting desperate enough to not care. Or they're young and haven't figured their shit out enough to successfully hunt reliably and they're looking for an easier meal. I'll never forget being up in the middle of fuck-all-nowhere and being stalked, openly, by a very young cougar. Had a gun because it's pretty much suicide to be in that area at that time of year without something. Cougers, Black and brown bears, demon moose, occasionally wolves. Not to mention elk can be dangerous if they take offense to ones existance though it was the wrong time of year to be really worrying about them. Turned around and gave it the good old shouting/make yourself big. Cat just gave me the "I'm young, not stupid human" look. Didn't even flinch. Fired a shot at the ground. Didn't even twitch. Fired a shot at a fallen rotting tree. Turned around like it was thinking about it and held its ground. THAT, is not a good sign. Decided to head back home. Spent the entire hike back, walking backwards making noise and firing the occasional shot at the ground when it was getting a bit bold. Weird thing was that the cat appeared well fed and healthy with no obvious injuries. Doesn't mean it was healthy but you can usually tell from body language, or physical signs, if the animal is diseased enough to tangle with humans. Cougars are protected here and I would have to be able to prove the animal intended harm to avoid a huge fine and possible jail time. That wasn't a hunting permitted area either so.... I also prefer not to kill an animal unless it's actual necessary, or I'm specifically out there hunting.

[@patsyjudd2117]

Steinmetz family farms has dog like yours and 3 others to protect their farm. Sadly a fox got a duck .

[@delindahouse6357]

These dogs are some of the best. Loyal beyond measure to family and property. She's a beautiful girl!

[@teenagardner3623]

What a day for real. Great job, Jackie, for alerting and not giving up. She may be young but seems a natural already. Charlie had her back, staying with the chickens. Was team work, Dusty. May want more trail cams to be your extended eyes.

[@goodgoat3096]

I live in a townhome development in one of Chicago's 400+ suburbs which is bordered on the west and north with forest preserve. I have seen a coyote running down the street in the middle of the day and every winter see tracks in the snow along with rabbit, squirrel, and skunk. The problem is they can get accustomed to human activity and become less afraid.

[@DipityS]

Jackie is a good pup - protecting her bit of the world 😊

[@scottfindley7284]

GREAT JOB JACKIE ! Luckily she stayed close to the barn. A lot of times if it's more than 1 coyote they will try to lure the dog away into an ambush. My cousin lost one of his dogs that way.

[@BlueW0lf68]

What a great job! So awesome to see such a strong reaction from such a young dog. She's gonna make one heck of an LGD when she matures!

[@coolwatyr]

Dusty, the best place to keep chickens is in your truck. 😂 Jackie is such a good girl!! She’s going to be an amazing guardian as an adult 😊❤ We have coyotes and at least one mountain lion here. (There’s a map of sightings right now) We also have javelina. They are so destructive. Taking care of Charlie, Betty and the other hens is important. Blessings and love ❤

[@bjwallick6933]

Is this too early for them to be feeding pups ?

[@coolwatyr]

@@bjwallick6933 Generally they have pups from March to May. So, it is too early for pups.

[@gafairbanks2434]

They are known to kill baby calves near me. But then again are watchers for the cougars we have that sneak in alot.

[@vivianzuniga8814]

Lol! 😂

[@gnostic268]

You're the one living in the wild animals environment. Don't blame them for being part of the ecosystem 🙄

[@rhondahill8379]

We purchased an 8wk old female Maremma in April 2021. She just turned 2.. we purchased her 8 wk old half brother April 2022. They work out sheep. Gabby was put in at 8 weeks with Ewes with month old lambs. It was amazing to see her naturally know what to do as she grew up. When we got Luca at 8wks she has done such a great job with him and it is such a pleasure watching how they work together taking care of the sheep. We read up on every type of LGD and are so glad we ended up going with these incredible dogs. Jackie is amazing!

[@christinesadler8524]

Hi Dusty! Great work on Jackie's part, even though she's still a Puppy, it's all learning, & protecting all of the small Animals, on the Ponderosa. She did a Fantastic job as a LGD alerting, that something wasn't right, & having a Coyote on the property. Way 2 go Jackie!!! ❤️💕 Luv your Videos. From Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺.

[@MysticNightCalls]

Lots of excitement at the ranch today. Way to go Jackie, got to love those guardian dogs. Coyotes need to be kept in check and a pair of them can kill a young dog, so you do it for their lives. Big thumbs up.

[@teresaboyd9746]

What a great LGD!!!! 👍😉 Doing her job!!! Sure strange how the coyotes were out in the day time..... not good.😣 Glad you were able to get the one but I'd sure keep my eyes open for more.👍 Great video Dusty...... keep making them and I'll keep watching them.😊💙👍

[@lythairyn]

9:38 your finger-pointing skills are top-notch on camera for the next few minutes. Lots going on, and the clear explanations just work. Appreciated!

[@kathymazey1299]

WOW, Awesome job Jackie! Jackie is telling Charlie to get back this is her glory time with you! 😂 She definitely deserved those treats! Good shot. I’ve heard that coyotes do try to get the dogs closer to them in order to take them down. What a cool sight having that eagle flying over. I hope you decide to get another pup to help her keep them in check.

[@nicklewis7291]

Putting the Star Spangled Banner on as you showed the eagle was really cool. How American is that. You exercised your second amendment right to use your gun to protect your live stock, you're on your bison ranch, and a bold eagle shows up. That's good stuff.

[@jeanjohnson2402]

Good girl Jackie! she’s already proving to be one heck of a guard dog and she’s just a puppy herself, smart little girl! I hope you can get the other coyote

[@freedomisnotfree9129]

Saw video woman walker her dog...Coyote kept following...stalking her and dog...wouldn't leave though she tried to scare coyote off. She was afraid it was going to attack her and dog.

[@debbiew.7094]

Good girl Jackie! I'm so glad you were there Dusty, since she is still a pup and there were 2 coyotes. You're right she sure deserves those treats!

[@shortymcfox2251]

That’s why I love my Great Pyrenees on the farm. Such a good pupper you got ❤

[@dancnluc1]

Great job Jackie. We have chickens and my cousin saw 2 coyotees hanging out near the coop area. Another neighbor found a small deer near his pond that the coyotees killed. A neighbor got a coyote about a month ago. Good thing you started to keep the gun available.

[@teresamurray7839]

I wonder if the coyotes have a den close. It's a little odd for them to show back up as quick as these have. Also be careful with your pup they'll sure get her especially since no one's around part of the time! They'll lure Jackie off and kill her! They are relentless and smart enough to get their kill!

[@pamelanoirot1427]

the coyote would get the dog with 2 of them together and they like dogs cats and chickens around here. Did you leave the coyote where the buzzards and eagle could get to him. It's why they were there probably

[@micheleroberts908]

You are right about that. My friend had her camera's on and watch their dog follow 2 coyotes. They found him 4 days later. All his insides were out.

[@thaismatsumoto]

One thing about coyotes is they will increase the size of their future litters if you kill the alpha members of their pack.I hope he doesn’t have a large pack around. But I can’t blame him. Even with the Bison they can still kill the red dogs. Never mind the chickens and cats.

[@WolfSpiritOutdoors]

They won't do nothing to that dog. Unless its a chihuahua or some other ankle biter you got nothing to worry about. Coyotes are chicken shit 😂 this coming from a woman in the city that knows nothing 😂 they prey on babies the sick weak and dying

[@WolfSpiritOutdoors]

I've trapped Coyotes for 40 years with my hound with me for the last 8 she's killed a fair share that thought they could run away she tracks them to their den and kills them all. Like I said yotes are chicken shit. Just like most people 😂

[@bunnylarsell3092]

What a good girl! Glad you’re giving her extra loving… she’s earned her reward…

[@maryrivera8096]

What an awesome guardian dog Jackie is! Needs more treats!

[@nancyely9503]

Jackie is an awesome cattle/bison dog! You are an excellent hunter. It was interesting to watch the young bison being curious to check out the coyote! Nothing new gets by them!

[@scottburk4083]

Nice shot! It's good to take out a big male. Cudos to Jackie,what a beautiful pup. Take care,stay safe and God Bless Y'all !!!

[@sherylhutton138]

When I heard you mentioning that coyotes taking out the deer population. I had that same incident in my front yard a couple of days ago. My husband took the remains of what was left (he said it was a young deer to be exact) and tossed it into the woods next to us. It was laying in our front yard. We are about 300 feet from the road. I had heard the coyotes during the middle of the night so I knew something was up. They howl when they find food so the others would come running. They run in packs around here. I live in Chillicothe, Ohio and in the summer and sometimes in the winter just about every night because I live around the hills and tree line areas. I had cats and I always made sure I brought them in at night and it paid off. I never really saw them during the day though. That was a good shot taken. You will probably have to keep an eye out for others now that they have been coming around.

[@com2375]

Glad you have Jackie. She is great. She showing you what the job she is good at. Good for her. Hope you don't have too many more problems. Be safe. Give Jackie a treat!!

[@judymac3588]

Great job Jackie! She's a definite asset to the ranch. And nice shootin Dusty! Hope you don't have anymore threats from predators. God bless you all.

[@gafairbanks2434]

Yep, had a stray cat at neighbors and he asked me to feed it. 2weeks later asked me to take it home to my barn. Cat said he w a s REALLY SCARED, yet all we saw was an opossum. That night on camera - a coyote came on his porch looking for the cat ! FULL OF MANGE ! This all happened last month. AND BEWARE, THE EAGLE WILL TAKE YOUR CHICKENS, one took my peacock from 3 feet behind me!

[@elenadearth6950]

They will also try to take the cat or any small animal. In ohio coyotes are a year round open season.

[@ArtByKarenEHaley]

I have had a hawk fly down right behind me and take two chicks. They can be bold when they are hungry!

[@jeanettewilson3195]

It is coyote mating season. I am in Colorado and we have been seeing a lot of coyotes and they are not scared of anything. They also went after a few pets/city dogs. Congratulations to the fram dog.

[@dorisgreenberg2811]

Wow! What a day! Your chickens are also in danger from eagles. I had a young adult eagle swoop down to land and hold a death grasp on a young chicken on the edge of my property. He( she) held it and then took off maybe because. It saw me. I was shocked as I went to my hen who lay warm but very dead. So heart breaking! Yet a majestic scene that played out in front of me that day.

[@glennaharrell5782]

Way to go Jackie!!!❤ Great video ❤ Can't believe the coyote didn't even run.

[@louGriggs1944]

Great job of taking the precaution of knowing where you are and what's behind your shot before shooting. Coyotes are strange animals. We live in a 1200 home subdivision in a very populated part of the county, near St. Louis, and we see them every now and then, several times last summer. We've picked up foxes on the doorbell camera passing through the yard and other neighbors have caught coyotes on their cameras. If you only had the bison, they wouldn't be a problem but a donkey is a great protector too. Glad Jackie, the chickens, bison and you are all OK.

[@karylphan9899]

So glad you were raised right. Great job on getting that coyote without endangering anything or anyone❣️❣️

[@susanfrey7065]

Jackie has learned what her job is and what to do. Good job Jackie.God bless you from Michigan ❤️ 😊

[@bettylandreth827]

Jackie does need a sister there. I wouldn’t be able to leave her alone. She is so sweet.

[@janetgasque5249]

We have coyotes in a lot of neighborhoods because of the over building here in FL. Where I am in Sarasota FL there is a lot. It’s mating season! We have one that was spotted with pups. Cats are missing. If there is a food source they will keep coming back!!

[@sabrinadrabing595]

Way to go Jackie!🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸

[@smithcon1968]

You absolutely did the right thing. Those coyotes were getting way too brave and would have very soon ended up at your barn. The chicken population would have taken a hit but Jackie being so young she may have also taken a bad beating doing her job. When the bison were sniffing I was waiting to see if one of them was going to stomp it. They would turn a coyote into splatter if it were to threaten a red dog.

[@lindastepp9842]

Good shot Dusty, I am glad you have Jackie looking out for the other animals. A family member of mine had cattle on top of the hill in Kentucky, there was a problem with wolves, the cattle gathered and took down the wolf when they prowled . I gather the Bison would attack if they felt threatened.

[@marinbandel2574]

Good job Jackie!! Good job Dusty!! Taking care of business!! Hugs from N.C..❤️

[@peggyhaines7394]

Great shot. You gotta do what has to be done. Wow great job catching the Eagle in flight. I love all things wildlife too. God bless you and your family and your beautiful herd. Great work Jackie. 🙋🏻‍♀️♥️🇺🇸

[@reneemccormick8074]

You are an amazing man! You really know how to take care of your animals. Jackie is smart and know when the animals is in danger “amazing dog “🐕and love ❤️ those chickens God bless you and your family and animals 🙏🇺🇸

[@taraday7565]

Jackie's a natural. I worked at a duck farm and they had 2 of these dogs. Good video.

[@havecourageandbekind9605]

Loved the music you chose while showing the eagle🇺🇸👏❤️😂. Wouldn’t it be great if there were an eagles nest on your property? Great job Jackie ! Coyote will lure their pray away then the whole family will attack.

[@sergiosgrams]

Proud of Jackie. She did her job!

[@jllucas501]

I just came across your channel today and I absolutely love it. This is the exact same way that my family use to run their farm (we no longer have it but this brings back memories for me). I was afraid of the buffalo but when they know you they don't attack. Yes, that was a great shot. We have noticed how coyotes have really changed and are not fearful of humans anymore (someone, where I am from, said they have been attacking those that are running or have small children). This is scary.

[@bobbaker8263]

Jackie doing her job. Heck of a shot btw. That distance is an impressive shot. Well done by both of you.

[@jangrahame4891]

That's the kind of behavior we saw with coyotes when they were denned up nearby and looking for a free range snack. They have plenty of time to observe your routine and acclimate to your presence and hunt around it. Our neighbors had trouble; but we didn't because we carried our rifles everywhere and popped off every chance we got at a good target. Spring whelping season and prey bird hatch times are the hardest on free range chickens.

[@conitorres9774]

Your dog did real good for a pup. Wonderful eagle and music piece. Well done 👍

[@mindywiley7718]

What a great day at the ranch! I’m so very proud of Jackie. She’s doing a great job. Good team work Dusty. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I love this channel. Much love to you, your family and the animals. Stay safe and God Bless you all! 🙏❤️✝️🥰🤗💖🐾🐾💖 Go Jackie!!!

[@Chele-nm4qx]

Good job Jackie!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kimsmith5471]

Way to go Jackie ! I'm in NW FL Panhandle & thought coyotes were nocturnal. NOPE. 10 A.M. was lurking near our coop. Great shot Dusty !!!!! Coyote season is year round here.

[@devinhornberger76]

Amazing view of the pasture, that dog is a keeper well done recording 👍

[@candaceshelton3321]

I don't have all the experience that the others who commented hsve, However, even I could be proud of your guardian dog, and could admire that shot. Loved the eagle and your explanation. (From one teacher to another).

[@amyrobles4780]

Good job Jackie. I hope she gets extra dog biscuits for doing her job.

[@donnabopp9327]

Great video. It sure showed another side to ranching and things you have to do to keep your ranch safe.

[@davidbingham7404]

Great credit to Jackie for doing a super job on the ranch and protection the chicken's and other animals . Great shot in taking the coyotes out Dustin , super video.♥♥♥.

[@tinydancer36]

Jackie looks so sweet and soft...coyotes will hurt her if they can. Good shot! Keep your animals and chickens safe.

[@wendylou8963]

You were having a hen party in your truck lolol glad she alerted!! Good girl Jackie! A friend of mine lived on a farm and coyotes called out her dog to play and lead him back to the woods where he perished once attacked by others hiding.

[@tammycox9789]

Good job Jackie your helping dad out.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Hi to Cross Timber Bison and all others too. Thanks for sharing another great video everyone have a bless and safe week. Hugs and Prayers😃😃😃great job Dusty 😍😍

[@deborahpressley7783]

I believe Jackie knows her job around the barn now, she is only a pup still but with a lion's heart. The chickens and Charlie are just small snacks to coyotes But there are videos of coyotes taking down a full-size dog. Nice clean shot taking the coyote out .

[@RatdogDRB]

That little girl did GREAT at protecting the ranch. She gets lots of good fussin' over her for that. You don't want any mangy sod-poodles around, especially when they're just too brave like that. Nice shot there Dusty.

[@audreygregis8721]

Nice shot!!! Heck, we had coyotes all over PA. And, yes, we saw them during the day. I had them in my backyard in Southern PA, as my 3 acres was among 100s of farmland. When they ran out of food, small animals, they left, but it took a while. We always kept a watch on our smaller dogs and cats. Friends in neighborhoods always told me they saw them. I believe coyotes can be found all over the U.S. They are very adaptable. Luckily, my middle son was a good shot like you. Took out some groundhogs, which we had lots of problems with, too. The nearby farmer was always happy about that, as they ruined his fields.

[@feetroxell-colgan1539]

Great job Jackie!!! You are blessed to have her on the ponderosa and for her to know her job without being trained. She is not only cute as a button but a force to be reckoned with. Have a blessed day.

[@alisonlightner866]

GOOD JOB JACKIE. YOU PROTECTED YOUR FAMILY AND YOU DESERVE LOTS OF TREATS.

[@CarverEngraver]

Great Job Jackie !!!! Beautiful Eagle… Thanks for sharing …. 😊

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your herds

[@carriegrosenick6426]

Jackie is one good guard dog. Keeping the animals at the Ponderosa safe. ❤️🦬

[@verdagarner5112]

My granddaughter and her husband hunt coyotes all the time, Seth and his friends go out every night and hunt coyotes, he gets paid sometimes for hunting them. Works for a lot of ranchers. I Idaho Oregon and Wyoming had Nevada, great video young man.

[@crmfilling1960]

Good job Jackie and Dusty. That's a big coyote. Probably a den close by. They are great at luring dogs away. Jackie did her job. The bison don't seem to be effected by anything.

[@edmartin875]

Male Coyotes don't assist in rearing their pups. The other coyote is likely a male too, perhaps a sibling, but coyotes don't normally run in packs like wolves.

[@edmartin875]

I stand corrected by the many commenters saying coyotes are running in packs these days.

[@wiseguysoutdoors2954]

Good shooting, Dusty. They are hard on everything on a farm or ranch. Jackie is a natural!!

[@Stephanie-kt9vh]

Absolutely GREAT video!!! Glad you were able to protect the feather babies, cat and Jackie! The EAGLE Oh my Gracious, My Grandparents lived in southwest Virginia Appalachian mountains, the view from their front porch was MASSIVE mountains with the New River running at the bottom of it and a gorgeous dam to the right of the view. My Paw Paw and Hubby we're sitting out on the front porch in the swing talking and Paw Paw said lookie there, there's an Eagle making a nest in the tree on the mountain. They came in to tell us, and we watched her fly and gather sticks and go back to a certain tree. It wasn't and a second one appeared, so they grabbed binoculars and sat for hours watching those 2 gorgeous majestic Eagles building a nest. A few months later, my Paw Paw was able to watch the babies fly from there. It's an experience few ever get and something you don't forget. What a HONOR!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@susancampos8959]

Great job to Jackie! She protected the barn animals chicken and cat and bison too. Sometimes s you need to protect land from predators to keep your Bison safe and keep them healthy as some other wildlife May have disease from wild . As well. Great job Jackie your pet dog ! And still a puppy learning fast . WOW amazing. And seeing an Eagle wonderful sign of courage and boldness . Blessings too! Must have heard gunshot know s something is food source somewhere . Eagle s very smart. Sharp eye's. Beautiful Bird. Maybe photo watch for more pictures s of eagle s in your area. For a calendar of your Ranch as well for another year. 2024 . Or something.

[@cypressblue8877]

Becoming bold - wanting easy food. My 2 German Shepherds had 3 different barks - you learn what they mean fast. Beautiful Eagle. That is amazing for Jackie. Think if they are getting to your farm animals then you can shoot them. Stay safe & take care of you all. Thanks for sharing, eh :))

[@barbscott4341]

Love the video today. The eagle was great, and the music was great. Good dog.

[@bq1428]

Great shot! Jackie did her job. Just think of the times she has that no one knew of .❤️🐾😉

[@mysticlady603]

Jackie🥰 maybe still à pup, but she did and outstanding job protecting the farm. Give her some treats..❣️🦋🍎

[@debbiecozortakalonghornmom1862]

The chickens wanted to take the truck out fer a spin 😂😊😎

[@dougbourdo2589]

I have always been a fan of the American Bison and the North American Pronghorns. Both are Iconic American prairie animals. In appropriate settings, they are a challenge & fun to hunt. AND, they sure do taste great!! Seems everywhere I lived coyotes were plentiful and year round game. We used to snow camo & lie in the snow during beautiful winter days to harvest them in Wisconsin. Here in south-central New Mexico they are tougher to hunt because of all of the scrub Mesquite, Creosote & Juniper shrubbery. Here, Peccary & Javelina are a common prey for them as they pack hunt. The size of the game in the shrubbery makes sighting difficult. Both species sure do tear up the landscape.

[@megslittlehouseinthecountry]

Good job protecting the ranch. And good job Jackie! It's late winter, prey is scarce and you have free ranging chickens. Coyotes love a chicken dinner as much as anyone. 🤔😉💖

[@georgestokes5116]

go ahead and say it humans like chickenalso

[@sonyakc]

WAY to go Jackie. Good 🐕. Glad to see see IS doing her job. 👏👏👏✌️ Thanks for sharing.

[@amandamason6699]

Well done Jackie good job 👍🏻

[@sazzyazz1669]

She’s a very smart dog doing the job extremely well. Being so you is remarkable! Might wanna get one more from the breeder. Lol

[@cathyreglin5852]

Nice video! Your shot of the bale with the sun behind was awesome! You’re not just a rancher, you are a videographer.

[@territn8871]

Way to go Jackie!!! You have a great livestock guardian! Maybe you should start looking for a male guardian dog as well since you have such a large area! If you do get a 2nd one, get a male. Two of same sex will fight and not get along. That was good aim too Rusty, got him!! Jackie has her big girl bark now too!!

[@jennifercullison]

Jackie is already a great guardian livestock dog as a pup...shes a definite keeper

[@lisacasoli]

What a great job Jackie did in alerting you of the coyotes

[@sueelliott899]

Great job, Jackie and Charlie (just for good measure). I'm thinking I may need to get a dog like her. I live in the middle of a large city in the middle of North Carolina and have coyotes around. Not long ago I was sitting outside with my coffee, looked up, and there was a coyote standing at the end of the driveway. Can't decide which of us was more surprised. So he took off through the backyard and into the woods. Less than a mile away is what I call restaurant row so no doubt they eat well from the dumpsters. I also have deer, raccoons, 'possums, stray cats, along with the usual yard critters; squirrels, chipmunks, and birds. I love it. I've got squirrels and chippies that eat from my hand. Used to have a raccoon that did that. So thanks for showing us what Oklahoma farm life is like. But I did crack up when the music started playing as the eagle flew around. Too funny!! 🤣

[@Broadtolove]

Hey Sue! Apologies for dropping this here I came across your KZbin channel and I would love to know you better. I'm guessing you must be an honest person, because I always found your comments to be so nice and respectful. If it's okay with you, I'd love to be friend but if it sounds odd or embarrassing in any way please don't embarrass me by replying. Have a wonderful day, and keep sharing!

[@susancampos8959]

Thank you for sharing your video today with me. It was interesting and keeping your hunting skills in play as well. Always good to practice and be useful to your herd benefits. Enjoy your day and quite an adventure Also.