Skunk Pig: Mexico Javelina & Coyote | S3E06 | MeatEater

[@RangerLifts]

Been a long time watcher, my dad never taught me to hunt, I’ve learned a lot from your videos. Getting my license and learning to shoot. I’ve always been an avid hiker and camper and thank you for pushing me to start actually hunting responsible meat.

[@puertoricanboy100]

This comment motivates me to follow your footsteps, stranger. I need to find out if there's a community willing to help others go out for their first hunt lol

[@RangerLifts]

@@puertoricanboy100 1 year later I’ve been eating nothing but ethical home raised home grown and hunted food. I stock up on squirrel and rabbit in the cold months, got my first dear, and I raise pigs, chicken, goat and rabbits. My dogs all eat fresh meat organic home grown veggies and rice. Still have to trade at farmers markets for veggies I can’t grow, and in the cold months unfortunately still have to go to the grocery store for veggies.

[@MyWeedgrower]

@@RangerLifts aquaphonics will help solve the winter issue. you'll raise fish that'll grow your food. just set it up in a greenhouse or basement, use a grow light and heater or wood stove during the winter

[@INemo509]

I love the fact that she made them work in the kitchen . That something my grandma would always make me do . R.i.p grandma

[@Amarok1886]

doing something usually helps you learn, it's probably how they learned/teach it

[@sonnyp1573]

I love how you eat everything you cook or catch on MeatEater. That's pure respect for the animal, not a lot of people are like that.

[@tk007e]

So using your logic, Jeffrey Dhamer was showing respect to the people he killed to later eat them? Genius!!!!!!

[@kochj0713]

He's using every part of the animal.

[@gabeelkins9059]

I'd say the strong majority of hunters eat what they kill.

[@ricaurteagrazal8543]

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[@yoholmes273]

"There are only two reasons to kill. Self defense and Meat" - John Wayne

[@xavierisrael3320]

Remi is my favorite guest, his smile is contagious

[@telegoose9905]

Dang, that chorizo, frijoles and tortilla meal reminded me of my abuelita. 🥲

[@MarcoGarcia-lg5tl]

Yeah mine too. She died 2 months ago. May her kick ass pozole feed the lord

[@tombrady3040]

@@MarcoGarcia-lg5tl May she rest in power!

[@papipistolas4305]

I miss mine foo

[@Svensk7119]

Don't remember my grandmothers cooking for me. One died when I was five. The other before my youngest older brother was born. Sigh.

[@024dieg]

Ikr.

[@PublicLandBackStraps]

Man thank you meateater for adding more seasons to You Tube .

[@Superdoopercooper]

"If that call doesn't work do I hit em with the Suuuueeeeiiiiiiiii?"

[@devinjohnson2945]

What about thats all folks

[@MrTheWeedMan007]

@@cheatham777 shut up, shut up, just stfu,

[@SankofaNYC]

😂👍🏾

[@AZHighlandHomestead]

Did he say what mfr makes that call?

[@dhammadasa2563]

I tell ya, I don't really have any desire to hunt, but man I could watch this show everyday, I love it!🍃🌿🙏🏾

[@landonboomsma2594]

Why don’t you have any desire?

[@parviusx9308]

I feel the same way! I would love to get out there and hunt but lack the funds and places and connections!

[@trevormassoth2802]

We'll get ya one day. Just you wait

[@flytrueproductions1018]

You don’t know what your missing

[@chriscanterbury8647]

There's a reason why its exciting to watch. Its 10 times better in person like everything else!

[@weezypeezy1725]

The coyote shot is the most brutal kill on all of MeatEater

[@Vanda023]

Why, it seemed quick to me to worse than others.

[@ami8706]

@@Vanda023 probably cause it's a canine, and so they find it unethical.

[@heathtinsman5950]

Merked....

[@toboarnaque1003]

I mean, killing is brutal no matter what lol

[@Melonfeast]

It was quick you could tell, didn't even know what hit him. Oh damn then they burned the fur off em

[@erniewhite1365]

I was dying when they joked about holding the rabbit hostage

[@Skank_Hunt42]

Omg you really need some friends

[@erniewhite1365]

Your on youtube trolling and your name is skankhunt ......and I need friends 😂😂😂 ok loser and you used OMG what are you a 15 year old girl😂😂😂

[@Skank_Hunt42]

@@erniewhite1365 your momma so poor, she found a shoe....

[@justindoohan7956]

had me rolling laughing lol. Love the chemistry between Steve and Remi

[@tuddsmithers7101]

Ancient wisdom, I hope she’s passing this on to her kids and grandkids, it would be such a shame for all her skills to be lost. Great video thank you!

[@b80-s9i]

Amen to that!👍🏻

[@patrickgjorven7832]

Loved the cultural aspects in this episode! Homemade tortillas are f#%& amazing too! Almost never get store bought again!

[@leewarrenmusic2598]

Thank you for articulating so well the beauty and joy I'm hunting. Such a wonderful thing to have an author narrate a hunting show. Not a hunter yet myself just go fishing all the time. You inspire me to want to take it to the next level and go out and harvest my own meat in other ways.

[@MWRJET]

What he says about Native Americans keeping dogs for food and sharing the meal with guests is true. My grandfather had one such experience and a young man growing up in Iowa during the Great Depression. Both he and his brother hunted near and traded with the local Indian reservation, and one time they were invited by the chief and his wife for dinner-which ended up being dog-meat stew.

[@alligatormonday6365]

I fully support coyote hunting, but something just doesn't feel good about seeing any canines get killed. I've killed 2-3 harassing coyotes in my time and genuinely hated it every time. Makes me really uncomfortable for some reason. Probably because I love dogs so much.

[@useryggfdcc]

Same here. I'm a dog person and for that reason it feels wrong to kill them. But deer hunting is more important to me and wolfs and coyotes kill more deer then hunters....

[@Pandamonium626]

What helped me get over killing coyotes was a video I watched of some coyote hunters being hired to kill coyotes on a farm. The coyotes had snuck in and killed a mama cow who was giving birth then they dragged off the baby cow and killed it too. After that I say f*ck coyotes.

[@useryggfdcc]

@@Pandamonium626 I understand but these are wild animals. Up north in Canada moose get killed in the most brutal ways by wolfs....but that is not seen by humans. Trust me, humans are much more brutal and savage.

[@Kayceesoutdoorliving]

Eastern coyotes are 10% domestic dog so its not weird to feel uncomfortable about it. Personally I don't have an issue shooting foxes or coyotes. But I get it. Having skinned a few of these critters as a fur trapper and predator hunter id be inclined to look elsewhere for meat.

[@ponder6184]

Just started the episode and I'm not really looking forward to it.

[@manuelolvera6807]

La mejor serie de todas meat eater saludos desde México.. 🦌🦌🐗

[@xuantungnguyen9719]

"I first ate dog meat in Vietnam" Same here dude, same

[@SharkButtholio]

steve eats dog meat monkey meat every kind of meat i bet he even ate human ffs

[@spencer8218]

​@@SharkButtholio We are all patiently waiting for Steve's "Most Dangerous Game" episode.

[@aaronf4201]

@@SharkButtholio he actually talks on the podcast about having a tooth pulled and the root filled with human cadaver bone. He said that while it was healing bits were falling off and he would swallow them...he joked about eating human bone.

[@fishinfools183]

I swear, I didn’t know Remi was that awesome 😂

[@unwhisk4981]

Thank you for uploading these on KZbin I appreciate y’all.

[@justinlong3621]

Two of my favorite hunters. I’ve learned a lot from these guys.

[@ramohemalas7495]

I absolutely love watching Steven and his buddies hunt cook talk trash it's A-blast

[@eoelizondo2]

I can imagine the mexican ranch hand's reaction seeing these two white dudes eating a coyote.

[@grjoe4412]

They will let them sleep outside the ranch house.

[@jrldeloney]

Lol

[@mauriciochavez914]

Actually I had an uncle on my mom side that was raised on the ranch near monterrey mexico . That dude would eat anything like this guy here. Javelina was very normal. The strangest thing I ever saw him eat was an ocelot.

[@tcopeful]

@Davis Reid youre right, no one cares

[@ภาพิชมนท์นบ่อจักรภันธ์]

๐ฤๅ

[@Spawn303]

It ain’t a hunting/camping trip til a deliverance reference is made lmao

[@backwoodssurvivalist1779]

Gotta love the sound of banjos in the sticks

[@targetedandfiring4336]

Did some Javelina hunting a while ago in Michaocan Mexico on private land with dogs. We got 5 down on one call, one hell of a hunt!

[@shaunreid6851]

How is killing 5 animals from one family group sustainable and responsible hunting?

[@Mutukutumbuku]

Aaw, yiss! This is the collaboration i was hoping for when i started watching Remi and Steven two weeks ago.

[@RatBstrd1]

Man i love predator hunting. Takes stealth and knowledge. First thing i did when i learned to hunt is look up if coyotes are edible. There are actually some old time books on how to prepare coyote meat.

[@debuthunter5389]

I have a coyote recipe I think will work and I want to try, but I need to get a coyote first lol.

[@backwoodssurvivalist1779]

We get them all the time out in the mountains where I live ... slow cook crock pot is how we do it

[@juancervantes313]

I love seeing you guys going in for second and thirds on those javelina burritos ☺

[@homelessbillionheir3471]

“ ☝🏻 of my favorite EPICsodes. “ GREAT, OLD FASHION MEXICAN FOOD - TORTILLAS, FRIJOLES, CHORIZO, & SALSA. Time to go to the fridge. DAMB! He sent me again.

[@michaelbattle7477]

It all depends how hungry you are. Don’t east for a couple of days and coyote will smell and taste just fine! Great job men!

[@brandon7482]

Cool episode, I was driving down N. Camino De Oeste Rd. Outside of Tucson and seen 2 gigantic Javelinas. The biggest I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot. I thought they were small cows at first.

[@kylebell850]

I've never been that hungry. Hats off 2 you 2.

[@staylifted2326]

Steve beig a left hander like me makes me so so happy. If only I could ever afford a leftie bow.

[@PlastiForge]

They’re the same price as there right handed counterparts

[@FOOKYOUTUBENUMBERS]

Don't You mean if I could afford a bow as a left handed bow is the exact same price if not cheaper as they are left in shop longer, I'am a Ex Dealer

[@albertpainter4209]

My cousin is a leftie but always shot right hand bows, great shot, he had a show on the Sportsman channel, now has a bow company, Tribe Archery, Heath Painter hit him up,

[@bygodfreeman]

Look around used. They are out there!

[@CCNorse]

@@FOOKKZbinNUMBERS @Jeff B The used market for right hand stuff is way better.

[@davidkirkman1135]

Hey Steve. In AZ, javelina is considered big game. Archery is hands down the funnest way to go after them. Spot and stalk them.

[@lynnroberge1886]

Growing up, I remember my dad having one of those old fashioned grinders you can clamp to the the table. Just like the one in your video

[@terencecampbell8363]

I use that same grinder on all my game. Gives it an authenticity you can't match otherwise. Handed down from my mom.

[@zzarkS]

Watch for the hunt, stay for the meal! Every episode has been out of the park!

[@loganlubbers9701]

After this episode, when this subject is brought up on his podcast, Steve always says how bad the coyote was to eat. But in the episode he says its pretty good. I dont know what to believe lol.

[@tylerschroeder3722]

I would be my money on his podcast response. You could tell he wasn't in love with it when he said "there is something going on there.."

[@calebb231]

I feel like he was still trying to force himself to like it. It seemed like he was just trying to get over the mental block. After some time to think about it, he probably realized that it was actually pretty bad.

[@luismjaramillo3756]

coyote is good if you know how to prepare it

[@erniewhite1365]

So he said it was bad in the pod cast? Damn....I guess I'm just gonna have to shoot one and eat it to see for my self. I mean you can turn anything into jerky and soy sauce kills alot of funky taste.

[@w00t777]

That coyote is probably a 7 very hard

[@warnerfranz394]

So happy to see a Javelina hunt, haven't seen one since you've cooked the meat in ones stomach steve!!!

[@wildthing3112]

A friend tried cooking coyote when he was a poor university student in the 70's. He cooked it indoors, and never did it again it stunk up the house so bad.

[@b80-s9i]

Lol...a buddy told me of doing the same thing! It ruined the curtains for good...stunk so bad they were thrown out that week!😂

[@338federalshooter8]

I brought some sausages made from javelina to my brother in Virginia and can't stop talking about how good it was. Its hard to believe that many folks in south Texas thought of them as trash meat. I wish you were allowed more than two a season. I can't wait for a chance for more. Good video!

[@rustysidahooutdooradventur7063]

You guys are so fun to watch! Thanks for all the uploads!

[@1juan167]

You have that right

[@species9068]

Funny thing is...these two have hunted animals all over the world and still get jacked over small-ish game! Pure!

[@Nate_K111]

"It's got like that gritty texture" ... gee, sounds delicious

[@tzermonkey]

You ever had liver & it has those "sandy" grains in it. I think they are actual gall stone type crystals that form in the meat. I've had liver that has that texture. It's strange.

[@the.original.throwback]

Of all the wild game I've eaten, Cougar surprised me the most. It is one of the best meats, ever. Jess

[@mryang3644]

Depends how old the Cougar is 😁😁

[@calebhobratsch5824]

Hey Remy Warren gave me a talk about elk ivories the other day in Hunter call of the wild

[@itzsigh]

Very Nice! (Its Remi btw ;)

[@calebhobratsch5824]

Yep remi not remy

[@weezypeezy1725]

Remi plays hunter call of the wild?

[@887goob3]

@@weezypeezy1725 he’s in the game

[@itzsigh]

@@weezypeezy1725 no he's in it

[@johnrabideau8785]

Steve is prob one of the very best at what he dose he a man filled with lots of knowledge about hundreds of animal an when he Disney have the answer the mans not scared to admit it an that’s why I love this show

[@rudysaldivar4228]

“There’s something going on though”. Yes, it’s the freaking burnt hair taste! No matter what you do. It flavors the meat.

[@bensebaugh6017]

Yeah, that was a lot of hair to burn.

[@jamesnurkka4006]

I don’t understand why you wouldn’t skin it?

[@pauldeyaeger]

Chatas smile at the end is priceless!

[@smapili]

Chatas the real MVP ❤

[@Sthestarfish]

I could never eat coyote. But that is only because of my connection to my dogs. That's not right or wrong. It's just different. I appreciate you being brutally honest and sharing your hunt with me. For that, I appreciate you. Thank you for another brutally honest video. Thanks you for creating and sharing your experiences with us. God bless.

[@CamdenGardenSolutions]

Thankyou for such a great show Steve ! That javielina meal looked amazing 👌🏻

[@amudd11]

Did Steve say he’s not a good bow hunter then proceed to stick that javelina at 90 yards? Lol

[@JubioHDX]

well, it took 2 tries at least😂, in comparison to his rifle shooting that can be seen as pretty bad. he got lucky that there was 1 that decided to just stand around unlike the rest

[@bluesteel8376]

He did not stick it at 90 yards. The Javelinas ran 90 yards. They were 100 yards out, then got as close as 10 yards. He missed at 10 yards then got the kill at what looked like 30-40 yards.

[@chicagolifetv]

I love this video Man Thank you for Loving our Food Steve!!

[@pedromartinezjr3149]

Eat Coyote...... more like eating lead, thing almost disappeared after that shot.

[@jakesnacks1149]

The way those javelina come running 🤣

[@LaurenMiddleton28]

I'm not a hunting fan but love the scenery and the chase...

[@bushtruck]

I just started a channel where I take trucks up into the mountains and bag on em. I just want to make people laugh. I'm in BC so great scenery!

[@zajagter2888]

Cool

[@petecapri4054]

Yeah I could never kill an animal but watching them do it and their passion and knowledge for it is really cool

[@livingminimumwage6359]

Think of it this way, they're not wasting any part of the animal. And when they spend money on permits and equipment, it goes right back to conserving those animals and their habitats. It's a good and necessary thing.

[@zajagter2888]

@@livingminimumwage6359 totally

[@denniscoughlin7437]

Gotta love the uplifting music after he kills something! Lmao

[@LtKaiser]

"Tastes like meat"-MC of MeatEater

[@scohid04]

Looks amazing. So glad these episodes are up on YT now.

[@huysy515]

I love this show! Got me hungry for some home made tacos .....

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Looks like a lot of fun!! Great hunt!

[@puprilla]

This is awesome man I love your appreciation for all game. I'm not a hunter but I do fish and like I heard you say on another video if you're going to fish you might as well do it right and eat them.

[@to8860]

Somebody says Remmi and I'm watching. That guy should be making boat loads of money with his personality and knowledge!

[@XPLRNW]

MEAT EATERRRRR! You totally rock brother! Your always cooking up someone amazing! I'm a youtuber from the Pacific Northwest! I'm a bow hunter too... I love your content! Stay safe out there and now I'm going to watch your video:) daniel

[@austinsinclair4147]

I love this episode cuz im getting into coyote hunting myself when I’m not chasing deer or elk and I love it

[@shaunreid6851]

Why, kill the coyote? you going to eat it or do you do it for pleasure?

[@acestrategistthefirst]

The Australian have been hunting these with dogs for years now. They make it look so ez, just sit on a car and send your Pokémon after them 😂.

[@torianholt2752]

For wild pigs yes, these are native non-porcine peccaries though.

[@brendanspencer2550]

Javelina aren't pigs my friends, Aussies hunt feral pigs.

[@acestrategistthefirst]

@@brendanspencer2550 the more u know 😂

[@mariolarrazolo7537]

Doesnt get any better than that Steve, tortillas de harina recién hechas, frijoles machacados y chorizo fresco 🤤🤤🤤

[@patrickburgmeier7902]

Coyote and wild hog generally don't need a tag either. Got to hand it to you in that you will try and eat anything. Now if you cooked the coyote like the javelin would it have tasted better?

[@JeremyReger]

Loudest bow ever known to man... And still brings home the bacon

[@thelockwoodhaze]

Content Idea!!! Bring a fan hunting with you that hasn’t been hunting before. Like me (:

[@ScottLupien]

Finally, someone else has eaten coyote! I had one in Vancouver a few years back at a client's house. He's Chinese and made a Chinese style stew -- and it was great! My son ate one he shot near Los Angeles and also said it was great. As for javelina, I've shot several in AZ and TX and find that the sows are very tasty but the boars stink (ditto with wild boar). I'm like you, Steve -- I eat anything and everything I hunt!

[@jdsrcs8061]

Damn you javelinas!!!! A pack ruined our campsite when I was a kid on a campout. A pack came charging in we all jumped into the bed of the pick ups or up in the trees. They tore up our tents, gear, and food. After they left, we packed up and came home.

[@elund408]

where were you camping??

[@jdsrcs8061]

@@elund408 Down in the Gila mountians in NM. I was on a boy Scout campout

[@craigwitte2943]

I ate coyote in 1979 on a primitive Trek in the Shawnee National forest of Illinois. A group of 7 of spent 5 days living off of the game we could harvest with our flintlock rifles. The only food we brought was some parched corn . We had a few squirrels. Not enough. I shot a coyote . Stewed, chewy, but not bad. Then one of the guys brought in a small White tail Doe, We ate that critter to the hoof in two days.

[@eduardoprieto7721]

I love hunting in Mexico. Morning dove, javalin, and whitetail. I don't have to go far from where i stay, in zacatecas, to find these

[@stfuplsok]

*javelina

[@CD-lw6fl]

This video was Awesome!!!! The commentary equally! I loved that you didn’t skip away from the not so visibly pleasant scenes. Made you feel like you were right there, except for any mangy smells that frankly i could do without. Well done guys! Maybe next time, Coyote chorizo 😎🔥

[@ViniciusAMSilva]

In Brazil javelinas are known as "catetos" or "caititus".

[@tzermonkey]

But do you samba with them?

[@targetedandfiring4336]

@@tzermonkey On a hunting trip in Mexico, my dad's cousins called them Javelines or el Javelin (same way as Javelinas but without the as at the end).

[@usmctwin61]

We should get a trio of Ryan, Steve, and Remi for a special episode.

[@thetr00per30]

I am with you all the way, I still just have a hesitancy about hunting coyote.

[@dariog36th]

Mee too. Due to the dog element, me being a dog lover I couldn't kill a coyote, wolf, fox etc.

[@connorharrison3352]

Holy crap! That arrow did so much more damage than i thought it would.

[@FirstLast-er9zy]

The video showed a map of the Sonoran Desert when you were referring to the state of Sonora. The state of Sonora is much more than the desert. The eastern part of Sonora is very mountainous and has forests and grasslands. It’s great coues and gould’s country.

[@rodolforosasm2220]

total agree with you . iam from sonora

[@uMalice]

Rinella, I can't tell you how long I have been waiting for this video. Mui Bueno, Amigo!

[@MiguelGrrza]

Anyone know what Javelina call remi is using?

[@Lux197live]

Damn, Chata is a master Mexican chef grandma! That chorizo couldn’t be more authentic

[@Soren_Goodman]

I have a javelina hunt in January archery and have seen so many and have patterned them out

[@mikejones-qj7dm]

you go girl!!

[@mitchhebert2046]

Sounds like u need 2 get that call

[@tenniszee7956]

You are so kind too everyone you meet ❤️

[@carlosgomezzzzzzz]

I once ate javelina tamales at my grandparents ranch in Sonora, my grandfather killed it and one of the ladies that worked for him cooked the tamales

[@RazzlyCrunch]

Did it taste good?

[@TheLikkinBranch]

Remi is a monster.....i hope to shake his hand one day. Both Steven and Remi sustain me in the offseasons and give me perspective and hope. Good men doing good things.

[@mathieumarlaire]

Yeah. Seeing a coyote get killed, butchered and eaten was really weird

[@yllanamanuel1537]

I Love to see both of you Hunting together!

[@TheDDDeagle]

I have a weird response to seeing canine's shot and eaten. Even weirder considering I don't see varmint hunting as unethical but it still feels weird. Luckily the reasoning part of my brain is still functioning.

[@anthonyjack6111]

I don't like cougar hunts either

[@TheDDDeagle]

@@anthonyjack6111 dont have a problem with that. I dont know if I want to eat it myself though.

[@anthonyjack6111]

@@TheDDDeagle I don't believe in killing unless you eat it. But as for killing dogs and cats I wouldn't unless it's harming my family, self, or livestock.

[@BrettVaughnB100]

@@anthonyjack6111 Just because you hunt them doesn't mean you have to kill them.. and if the population is such kill one and save a deer or elk that is good to eat

[@BrettVaughnB100]

@@anthonyjack6111 what your killing a predator your saving something that is good to eat

[@nwbeat]

I get so hungry every time I watch this show. That chorizo my god.

[@haydenbellis3047]

Using The Lords name in vain is a sin

[@ericksanchez7936]

Just a fun fact all “chorizo” is “Mexican chorizo”

[@DRM1585]

Spanish chorizo is Mexican chorizo?

[@benjaminwhedbee580]

Weird since it’s origins are Spain and Portugal

[@alligatormonday6365]

Chorizo is from Spain and Portugal, man.

[@Louiie626]

Mexican cuisine was changed and expanded because of Spanish colonization and influence.

[@jesselost05420]

That is nutty that they come to a wounded rabbit call like that

[@jcarry5214]

I feel just fine not knowing what coyote tastes like. Totally fine. Am I mad? No. I'm glad someone is trying it. But I never wondered.

[@BrettVaughnB100]

Me and you both ... government kills lots of them out of planes and helicopters.. pretty sure noone is gathering them up to eat

[@hulkhogan1942]

Which is sad, give them to the homeless or something like they do with animals that get hit by cars and are still alive

[@bradschultz8830]

Great episode! My wife and I put Javelina my son and I have hunted in practically everything we eat. We coyote hunt often also, I figure I’ll have to give coyote meat a try some day….rattlesnake is on the list to try too.

[@hannahrodrigues9344]

Is no one else going to address how beautiful these two men are??

[@TwoshortAnswers]

Well, given the fact that there are mostly straight dudes watching this, I would say no. Motorcycle accident stopped me from hunting this year, so you can say I am hunting vicariously through Steve. Wait you must be a chic right?

[@hannahrodrigues9344]

@@TwoshortAnswers that's affirmative. same here as I'm homeschooling / raising my two kids and couldn't make it out to the woods last year, these videos keep me motivated

[@TwoshortAnswers]

@@hannahrodrigues9344 you must be a cool Sheila if you hunt, and only a chic could have said something like that, or you know.

[@martinargotte8606]

What a great video, I’ve not seen any hunting videos that take place in my home country until now and this was wonderful!

[@kybart2895]

Remy “it taste like duck” Warren

[@dualityunveiled2870]

Yeah and it smells like a squirrel right after you skin it lol

[@Morales.1192]

Always look forward to this mans epilogue.

[@marktate4466]

Why do the hair burn off thing? Why not just skin it?

[@liltrump799]

Because this way you can have nice crispy skin.

[@debuthunter5389]

I was thinking the same thing lol.

[@andy_p_1989]

Come to Tucson. Packs of coyotes and Javalinas just roaming the streets lol

[@jrvbaseball1]

I know, went to U of A and in the foothills the javelina would just be roaming in herds. After seeing this makes me wish i could have gotten a few.

[@bencase5120]

Big fan of your show I voted for you in the gundies so good luck with that. I believe I noticed a threaded barrel on the rifle that you used to harvest the coyote. Have you ever used a suppressor/silencer? If so do you have a video

[@ryanc9830]

Love you show. Can't get enough. Inspire myself and others to get off their butts and go outside. Had to be hard to eat coyote. Can't say I would want to but wouldn't say no. Now I need to start hunting myself. Thank you for giving me that extra push to go start hunting. Cheers 🍻