Outsmart the coyotes (Killers Hide)

[@diyjeff1838]

Love the "cold" opening. Lol.

[@sectorseven07]

Thanks for the tips. I've been having some issues with coyotes on my land here in Virginia. They killed some of my animals and now I'm out for revenge, but I've never been much of an animal hunter. So I'm gonna take some of this info and run with it.

[@TxKiller]

Best of luck to you

[@TheClarkBars942010]

Where in VA are you? I’m in northern VA

[@sectorseven07]

@@TheClarkBars942010 Southern VA

[@TheClarkBars942010]

@@sectorseven07 nice man - You’re in a much better spot than up here. Take care

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

The only animal that can tackle the invasive coyote situation is the Wolf.... Man is unable to control them or other invasive species like wild hogs but,,, everyone hates them so,,,, Coyotes it is

[@JustAGuy781]

You proved the main reason for owning and hunting coyote and jogs with an AR and that is the ability to keep firing without having to chamber a bolt action. When you have to rack the bolt action as can be seen here it nearly always takes you off of your shot and you have to get back on target which is generally not the case with an AR. Great videos, keep em coming bro.

[@TxKiller]

Love both platforms equally but I tend to lean more towards the bolt for the challenge

[@JustAGuy781]

@@TxKiller yeah bro I get it, whatever floats your boat kinda thing. Lol. I like the quicker target acquisition with the AR and not having to fumble with the bolt to reload. I've got 2 bolt guns that are used for deer, my 6.5 Creedmoor AR is for everything else. Lol

[@ballisticintegrity9741]

I like that you gave details on wind direction and on the lay of the land so the viewers get perspective on the action. Great video TK

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for making time to watch it

[@matthewbeaver5026]

Got the firepower and the yote's. Just not the equipment to see them!! Damn smart little critters

[@TxKiller]

They rarely get credit for it

[@jerrybarrick2859]

Just ordered me an IRAY bolt after watching your videos. Great stuff man keep up the sweet content

[@aaronwilcox6417]

You have a nice setup with the helmet and NV and rifle. Good stuff and I hate coyotes. I love when you said "smoke those jokers". You need a T shirt made up with an yote and that quote. My rifle is just a simple Ruger scout rifle but it's surprising how well it can work even if it's farther out here in the rockies.

[@christophgeisler4893]

Love the explanation around everything. You clearly know your trade - thanks for sharing your hard-earned insights and learning!

[@NightSniper64]

Great video. Yeah, the kill zone (Pile) works very well for me up in Michigan too. I pick up road kill on the rd. I live on. Its pretty busy. So I get plenty to entice the song dogs to keep coming. I use both a Bolt gun 22-250 and AR platform for doing the dirty work. 224 valkyrie and 22 Nosler. Out to 300 yds. is not a problem. Much beyond that in any kind of wind presents a small issue. Only because I run a "Can" on only small bore guns. If I had to guess, I'd say i've killed a couple hundred over the years on a bait pile. I'm sold on it. Been doing it for about 20 years.

[@creedonix1140]

Your intro was very “Yellowstone-esque”…love it.

[@TxKiller]

HA

[@davidsanford2711]

enjoyed your video great stuff man! Just switched to thermal, got zero yesterday and weather permitting will hunt tonight. I put a AGM Adder TS50-384 on a Older model 700 bolt gun in a .204 Ruger, shoots like a laser out to 300. Anyway thx again

[@tmiddleton100]

Thanks for this video! I moved to Abilene area about a year ago from South Dakota. Also, just got my thermal from James Oneill. I'm just learning this Texas coyote and hog situation..so thanks for the tips.

[@JMAC123]

great shots!!!!! love the enthusiasm!!

[@TxKiller]

Thanks

[@DanielBoone337]

You can call them but they smarten up quick if you hunt an area a lot. We have several bone yards on the properties I hunt and when I'm hunting coyotes I just bounce around between them and don't even mess with calling them even though calling is way more fun. But I agree if they can drag whatever they're eating into the woods that's what they're going to do and that makes them much more difficult to kill. Great video as always keepem coming brother!!!

[@TxKiller]

Thanks man and be safe out there.

[@rayzee7561]

Great channel. Finally a hunter who uses common sense bait hunting, not just advertises for the electronic callers. I mostly hunt pigs, but won't waste a good coyote shot. Coyotes and pigs will not scare each other off. I have seen a coyote eating corn with 3 boars in the same circle of corn. When I shoot a pig that is not fit for human consumption, I throw it in a creek for the catfish and crawfish, but also the buzzards, crows and possums get a good free meal. These pigs are also fresh meals for coyotes. I love getting to shoot a coyote or two on a slow pig hunting night.

[@stephenhair5501]

Awesome video Anthony!! I like that rifle set up. Keep popping those Yotes. Stay well and God Bless.

[@TxKiller]

I appreciate the feedback and be safe out there

[@mickeyfontanez2945]

That last shot was AWESOME

[@russellmccown2529]

I was just thinking about doing this the other day, thanks for the tips.

[@shephusted2714]

bolt is slow - the coyotes and pigs are winning btw - they provide a modicum of challenge and fun plus some good eats - have fun, good content!

[@nohandle257]

Interesting. I'm an Oneillops devotee and ran across you there. I'm running a CMMG Endeavor in 6.5 Grendel with an iRay Bravo imager. I too use dead pigs for coyote bait and have struggled to make it work. Got a couple but it's a slog. Like you I just can't get these coyotes ( SSW Texas ) to come in to a call. They'll talk to me but have yet to get them to come. But I'm a noob so .... My territory is tough. Literally choked with Ash Juniper which everybody calls Cedar. Lately the pigs have disappeared. Bad drought this year and only the oaks in the creek bottoms have any acorns. I appreciate your video about the pig pipe. Gonna build one. EDIT: Good video. Like the old coyote killer said on one of the O'neillops podcasts, "I don't shoot AT coyotes".

[@seyisodanielmayekiso3252]

Love that rifle setup and love the content

[@TxKiller]

Thank you

[@hoatzen7887]

one of the best youtube channels I've came across in some time, this shit is gold

[@TxKiller]

Thank you!

[@sidbates3423]

Big Fan Bro, the reason I got into the bolt action game. I’m still lovin my 6.5 creedmoor

[@Sabbatai-Zevi-1666]

Awesome Video. Best regards from Serbia.🇷🇸

[@TxKiller]

It’s great to see you watching this almost 6k miles away. Thank you

[@B-Myls]

Nice! Nice! I skipped straight to the picking, I'm feeling that way right now...

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Great video Man! I love it! Outstanding advice! Thanks! Great shooting! The steaming P.O.S.'s didn't think they could be seen in the dark. WRONG!

[@TxKiller]

They’re so comfortable in cover of darkness, but so am I lol.

[@drummerdavemax]

I didn't mind the wind noise at all! Thank you very much for putting this video together and showing us the thermal footage! Good shooting man! I look forward to future videos! Peace! ✌️

[@mikeanderson2152]

I just came across your video and i enjoy it. I plan on going on my first hog hunting some time this year. I want to coyote hunt as well i just don't know where to go down here in texas

[@TxKiller]

Find me on IG I know a few guys

[@mikeanderson2152]

@@TxKiller i don't have IG

[@MrRebar15]

*a.amantine* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. God Bless.

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it

[@anthonyta4896]

Keep the content going! Legit one of my favorite channels!!

[@TxKiller]

I love hearing that, thanks!

[@ironsights7028]

That bolt train! 🔥

[@Levon0083]

That last one was awesome!

[@hedonisticpunkvatos]

Ever think about planting sticks with a ribbon around the kill at different areas to get wind and yardage?

[@jaywohleb12]

Man I've enjoyed the content for years.. and appreciate the heck out of the effort. I know they don't make this sort of thing easy. I live and hunt down here on the coast in Texas and appreciate a fellow Texan's perspective.

[@TxKiller]

I appreciate you watching this and commenting, I've never hunted south Texas but heard its a lot of fun and different terrain.

[@cheemsburmgerm7631]

Just wanted to say I like the 19:10 mercy shot. Thank you. :)

[@andyprairiedog]

Excellent content. That thermal optic is very cool to have to dispatch yotes. Thank you very much for taking the time, effort and patience out there to give us these videos. You rock!

[@TxKiller]

Patience is everything, thanks for watching

[@vincenthernandez8219]

Good too see you back buddy! 👍🙌

[@TxKiller]

I need to put more out

[@vincenthernandez8219]

Can't wait! Your content is to the point and uncut! Your fans dig it! Be safe out there!

[@armstrong2052]

In Montana it's a totally different setting terrain wise.

[@malc1730]

great video mate love the info at the start and the content was great

[@thewisehortsman2837]

Great footage 👍 Love that pop 🤣

[@wubaru]

“Where does he get all those wonderful toys?” 1989 Joker

[@donpeer4477]

Great stuff right there! Keep up the good work. Subscribed :)

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for the support

[@joshuab.8904]

Thank you Anthony

[@gregorylewis4767]

Killer awesome video dude!!!!

[@TxKiller]

Thanks man

[@SleepyJoesDiaper]

It’s unlikely that I will miss a shot, but if it ever happens imma blame a cold trigger finger. 😂

[@TxKiller]

😂

[@OperatorDanger]

Amantine is gonna be up there with Flannel dad soon and I can’t wait.

[@dr.froghopper6711]

Bunch of coyotes were eyeballing my neighbors goats a few nights ago. Fireworks all night didn’t scare them off. 0430 I was watering my garden and coyotes started singing. Then one ran right by me maybe 30-35 yards away, just loping along. And me without a firearm! Next morning, 0330, gunfire! 5-6 shots, real quick. I haven’t heard any coyotes since then.

[@thefreedomwarrior]

Nice work.

[@L_arnold11]

Anthony, love the video…specifically how you go into detail on the setup & tactics (everyone only wants to post the kill shots nowadays)! I have a NV rig that I have successfully harvested coyotes with in MI but I want to get some sort of thermal optic (monocular or scope) to aid with scanning at night. Do you have any older units or optics that you have taken out of your rotation that you’d be willing to sell? Preferably something that won’t break the bank.

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for watching and unfortunately on my older units they’re not for sale, but I see used units for sale all the time online.

[@jesusrivera5804]

I to love the bolt train! Keep up the awesome content… Where can I find that tripod???

[@TxKiller]

Two vets

[@frankarchibald732]

I'm really loving this channel! Love the detail. Not many other channels like this. Makes me wanna go Hog hunting in tx!!TX!!! I do wish you could give rough ideas for how much your guns and gear cost.

[@TeezleySPT]

More coyote tips! Also some tripod usage tips

[@Balonishell]

Great footage!

[@johnbillenstein8872]

Love the video. What caliber is that bolt rifle? I have been looking for something like that

[@TxKiller]

.308 built by S&S

[@RBWVETDOC]

You have and endcap strike on your can there??

[@PrincipalDBA]

New caliber! I am thinking where do I get some coyote based cloths. There seems to be a lot shot.

[@briancarrier9299]

Very cool that you have the dead ones trained to jump out of your buggy

[@itzabailey]

Do you dump the dead song dogs with the dead pigs?

[@TxKiller]

No i don’t

[@jberryberry6677]

Hey Great content Bro , 😎 is it weird that I take my deep breath 😮‍💨 & exhale 😮‍💨 when I think it’s the time too send it down range 😆🤣😂… I’m asking for a Friend, lol 😆… Keep it coming Bro … much Respect & Appreciation from Cincinnati

[@mitchelmaddox7759]

Hey, just picked up my iRay Bolt, ur videos and picture is so much cleaner then mine… any suggestions for brightness/contrast settings?

[@BoomBoomLou]

@2:50 That someone yelling in the background? Another good video btw.

[@TxKiller]

Tractor

[@Ben-lo7cy]

What about staking down so kind of large hole wire fencing. Just a thought

[@gaborando5940]

Thx for that that was awesome! Congrats for the good records and shooting! Thanks for sharing! 🤠Keep going bro👍

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for watching and the feedback

[@toynazi]

Good shootin Tex. I live in West Virginia and use meat to lure them in alot. Calls never work for me. They are very smart creatures. I have a few farmers that I help every once in a while. We have huge packs up here. So when I can get them in close it becomes a get as many as you can at the moment situation.

[@t-bar-mranch1074]

How are you getting your audio?

[@TxKiller]

Cell phone in my pocket

[@marctrossbach6560]

Awesome work

[@TxKiller]

Thank you

[@texasswinesnipers6677]

Definitely going to look for spots like this on my properties. What a great idea to use the geography as a tool!! 🔥

[@TxKiller]

Lol do it!

[@FRANCISCOHERNANDEZ-lc6du]

Cool, t-shirt,where did you get it?

[@martinderouen6620]

what is the cheek riser pad you are using?

[@TxKiller]

Wiebad

[@martinderouen6620]

@@TxKiller thank you sir. looks like just what i need

[@ShotokanLife369]

Mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, yessssssssssssssssss!🤜🏾🤛🏾

[@glennevitt5250]

Great Job and Great Video

[@blackops8996]

Great video

[@wonderingtimesllc7203]

I use a hay ring for placement of local road kill for the coyotes here in central West Virginia. They can get in and out but not drag the carcass off. Just a tid bit you might find useful.

[@TxKiller]

Love that idea thanks for sharing that

[@jonathanpena124]

Where did you get that Tshirt from? Awesome video!

[@FloridaSpook]

Epic intro!

[@lock7852]

Loving this!!!

[@isthatmannyofc]

great videos brother!

[@bluex-ray1979]

Outstanding video and as always great shooting!

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for the feedback

[@ArmedVeteran1987]

That last shot was sweet

[@anonymouscitizen2732]

I love to hear the stories. Thank you.

[@TxKiller]

Thanks for your time

[@masonjarhillbilly]

Those yokes are pretty educated. Great hunting.

[@68gomat]

Great video. What's the new caliber?

[@roguevet]

I'm hooked on your videos. Great job man.

[@TxKiller]

I appreciate the feedback man thank you

[@RichardBrianFaithWalkers]

Second mouse gets the cheese, third coyote gets the pig

[@paraglidingnut26]

Great shooting!

[@Chris_24]

Great content as always, thanks for sharing!

[@tomszrodak]

I'd love to hunt with you to help maintain your land sir

[@sonsoftherevolutionarywar9224]

Texans: That night was cold 50° Nebraskans: That night was cold -10°

[@TxKiller]

Lived in Colorado, Kansas, and Syracuse, NY. Trust me when I say this it was fucking cold that night!

[@sonsoftherevolutionarywar9224]

@@TxKiller I actually saw snowfall once when I lived in College Station Texas!

[@jwagner47]

What caliber is thus again? That meat report is loud love it great shooting man

[@TxKiller]

Grind hard 151gr in .308

[@JRIII]

Nice footage bro, would love to hunt with you sometime. God bless!

[@danielchambers1958]

Hey man….. great video….. need to rid my property of some hogs….. I am in the market for a clip-on thermal setup….. do you have a recommendation? Not a hunter, just a rural property owner. Thanks

[@bighx6099]

Good stuff!!!

[@gobirds94]

I may of missed it but what caliber was that bolt gun you were showing? Sounds like a .308.

[@TxKiller]

.308

[@sukivel]

"Smoke these jokers" is damn right!!

[@TxKiller]

No mercy lol

[@kghallcaptures]

🔥🔥🔥 this stuff I could watch all day. Especially if they let deer meat for dinner stay up 😆

[@nicg9599]

O'neil Ops is an awesome channel

[@kevnitestalker8561]

Great vid - nice shooting

[@coreymcdaniel8264]

Love your videos keep them coming

[@shaquanbrown7036]

Im struggling to find your rifle build review , im interested in building my own 6.5 for similar purposes

[@TxKiller]

Its under my "Custom .308 from start to finish"

[@Ben-lo7cy]

Love these videos and have always been surprised by his free hand 308 shots in some of his videos

[@TxKiller]

Sometimes you just gotta sling it lol