Air Rifle Coyotes, My Dirty Trick Works, Silent, Invisible, Lethal

Nailing a coyote every now and again is one thing but if you wanna wipe em out of your neck of the woods watch this dirty trick! Not only will you learn the ways of the Slock Master but probably get a kick out of seeing ten yotes get smoked by a pellet-gun, FROM MY BEDROOM! Use this method and you will mop them up....Guaranteed!!

[@bradhall9120]

My dogs got killed recently, not sure if it was coyotes or if it was a pack of dogs but this video provides comfort and relief for me 🤣 ❤

[@JerryWhite-ee5hy]

Coyotes won't kill for sport. They are interested in food only.

[@VeryMurica]

@@JerryWhite-ee5hy they will if they feel that their territory is threatened

[@JerryWhite-ee5hy]

@@VeryMurica A dog can not threaten a coyotes territory. If they kill a dog,it is to eat him. Not because the dog trespassed on his territory. A coyote is completely nomadic. He has no home. He has no use for a den. Coyotes hunt alone or with others. He can communicate across long distances. He is highly social. Coyotes are not pack animals like everyone fantasizes about. It simply isn't true. Coyotes don't really kill game that is too large for them to kill easily. If it is too large,they simply won't do it.

[@VeryMurica]

@@JerryWhite-ee5hy Resident coyotes have family groups (packs) and are rather territorial; what you said would be true of transient coyotes (for the most part).

[@kungfoochicken08]

@@JerryWhite-ee5hy They regularly take down cows in packs and they're quite territorial, which is why calls are so effective. Part of being territorial is getting rid of threats to its resources. A larger dog is absolutely viewed as threat to a coyotes resources. Wild animals are always very careful with which fights to pick. A single coyote won't attack a dog, but a pack of coyotes absolutely will, especially during pup season.

[@jimmyjohnson7041]

I just bought this alarm system. Its great !!!!!!! I bought 3 sensors.......and mounted them 6 inches apart..... ( up and down ). This way if one sensor fails.....another one detects the movement. On top of that....I bought the LED sensor light. So....anytime a coyote comes its lite up and the alarm goes off. However It takes the coyotes some time to get use to the LED light. Its a bit like a laser light and the coyotes dont like it. But in time they do come. 100 % effective !

[@OrieCipollaro]

In Oklahoma we shot On Site! Some people would hang the carcass on their fences to scare the other ones away! I lost 2 Bassett pups a goat and probably 3 or 4 barn cats and 2 dozen Guinea hens to them unti I reacted and went on a hunt wiping out as much of a pack as I could! They never came back.

[@gabequinn870]

W

[@KobeWilson-xk5wf]

4 cats now they really crossed the line

[@LovelyBaseball-ex1zn]

What kind of gun are you shooting

[@RonFly824]

That Hot wire trick is fun in the snow. Tracks show them peeling off full blast. Bacon grease in 5 degrees smells delish only to realize chili 🌶️ powder was hidden afterwards, All tricks to keep them moving along.

[@NicholasRobertson-o2n]

In Canada we have wolves the size of horses and grizzly bears polar bears etc and they took our guns lol

[@snaggletooth14]

Tim…I think you’re more deadly with your bow and arrow than the pellet gun. Great video, as always, you never disappoint.

[@mattboyden4297]

The old driveway alarm trick , we love that !

[@AnthonyBrinkhuis]

Tim, they make suppressors for air guns. You could probably get it quite enough they wont hear it at all.

[@mattandrews8528]

While yes they do make suppressor for air rifles, and I love em, but go back and listen for where the sound is actually coming from. It’s mainly from the SMACK when the pcp slug hits the coyote. I have some air rifles and thermals and I do some coyote varminting of my own and I buy extra suppressors to add to setups that come shrouded like the Texans, I have one like the Great Kami from DonnyFL and it does keep the muzzle signature down further still. But when suppressing cold compressed air instead of a gun shot it’s the smack you want to worry about. It’s also another reason I used tipped rounds and make headshots, it’s even quieter than shooting hollowpoints that smack HARD N WIDE. So suppress away, but they won’t make as huge of a difference compared to say a regular rifle unfortunately.

[@johnclifford1911]

I have to wonder how the energy from a .30 cal air rifle compares with a .22 LR shooting standard velocity/subsonic rounds. I'd want a heart/lung shot, knowing I'm not going to drop the coyote but a good hit would kill it within 10-30 seconds as it bled out. A suppressed .22 is very quiet, not noticeable past 25 or 30 yards to most critters. My .25 Daystate Pulsar HP has a Huggett moderator and is very quiet even at high power, as is my Benjamin Bulldog .357 with the DonnyFL Emperor with 6" extension (almost noiseless) that would be my choice for 100 yard coyotes using an air rifle. I would also consider using a .357 rifle, like a single-shot break-open or a Marlin 1894 or Win 92 or 94, with a suppressor and subsonic loads for this. I think that the combination of hunting at night with thermal, being 100 yards away and inside a house that the coyotes are used to and ignore, and a very silent rifle would be super-effective... as long as you don't let one or two get away.

[@lesliesherwood4269]

I think you mean quiet

[@AnthonyBrinkhuis]

@@lesliesherwood4269 You are correct; typing on a phone is not one of my strengths. Maybe you meant to type a complete sentence, instead of a sentence fragment.

[@sargentt6003]

Doesnt happen fella. DonnyFL only do so much,pellet/slug impact is still louder than the shot cycle

[@certinstructorron4050]

Long time hunter myself. I used old food, and dog food sat real still. I sprayed myself with Cedar deer, Coyotes and even Bobcats couldn't smell me with the right amount spray. Did it too with hogs. Never scented me. I also used corn about 40 yards away with a red solar light. Lots of fun!

[@puffinondasticky]

legend has it he’s got another alarm for intruders that when u step on his property welcome to the jungle starts blearing in his room and his gun safe opens

[@bluewater454]

That’s the great thing about air rifles; the ability to take a second(or third) shot. They are so quiet, especially if you put a moderator on them.

[@dustinsharpe1049]

Would a .22 semi auto work similarly?

[@trevorjameson3213]

@@dustinsharpe1049 It's perfect. I've been hunting coyotes and other game with a Marlin model 60, .22 cal semi-auto. It's fairly quiet too.

[@bradjones5107]

Jack is the perfect dog for Tim! Exact same personality.

[@NachoHarris420]

Let’s go another tim wells video

[@captainawesome4983]

Coyotes know we work the day shift, but don’t know we work the night shift ☠️ . Great setup Tim 🇺🇸 keep it Kickass everyone ✌🏼😎

[@oscarsoto4271]

You have no idea what you're talking about

[@oscarsoto4271]

That doesn't make you feel bad Mr Big and mighty that doesn't make you feel bad killing somebody and then watching it suffer so bad and pain until it takes its last breath you've got some mental issues

[@oscarsoto4271]

I swear to God I will send every single friend I know to write horrible comments on your page what you do is horrible

[@bernardonokohwemu1428]

A 5 star video. I love watching this over and over again, enjoying my subscription. Thumbs up.

[@michaelstroy2832]

Same bro. 💯

[@AirForceFalcons_9922]

I love me some Tim Wells. He's an excellent hunter and Coyote eliminator. Spears, boomerangs, arrows, guns, blow darts...This man is a legend.

[@captainawesome4983]

Indeed Sis ! 💜

[@RogueReplicant]

I agree. His hunts are always exciting 😎

[@g.k.1669]

Years ago the DNR planted the coyote in Michigan in various areas. Now they are everywhere and taking peoples pets. Nice job DNR.

[@campbluedog7139]

Honestly have never thought of the road kill bait....I've smoked quite a few coyotes over the years, but most of them have been while deer hunting. Actually hunting coyotes is a LOT tougher than it looks! They're SMART!

[@angelcintron2122]

Yes, they are very smart. But they're fun to shoot. If you can hit that much smarter target at the same distance, you shouldn't have too much of a hard time shooting a deer. I just like getting up close and personal with a crossbow, but you've got to be really good to even get a chance to shoot a Yotee.. As soon as they hear that string twang and the arrow zip towards them, they'll be in the next County lol..!

[@slickbama8322]

Hey Tim, great video! I've been doing the same at my house for about 5 years. whenever they get too thick, I bait the spot with chicken necks, very cheap, and spread them in a line at the range I've my scope set. Game camera tells me when they come in and I sit and wait for them. 7.62 cal from a FX pcp will drop them in their tracks! I also take a CZ semi in the thick stuff! Keep up the good work!

[@ArcticNemo]

If you have a backstop to hang an old sheet, it can provide really good silhouette. Cable the carcass down so they can't drag it away; forces them to loiter in the ambush zone.

......The appropriately named Jack.....in the opening scenes....totally jacked. All the indicators point to a day of hunting.....this is no trip to the vet. He's living the life. From their appearance...a working dog is always more vibrant than a house dog...especially if that work is hunting. There are two videos on YT in which a pickup full of dog pens chases coyotes until they close to the proper range...then they stop and instantly release the pen doors... and EXTREMELY excited dogs fly out of the truck...chase down and shred the coyote. They were the happiest dogs I've ever seen.

[@c.l.7612]

Thats a nice setup you have. Could you give info on your pellet gun and optics?

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Awesome! Thanks Tim. I shot 2 with the 223 yest morning.. love it.

[@bucsam1660]

One of the best videos I've seen, especially using the air rifle . I was sitting on my deck one night waiting for a coon or possum to get at my bird feeders, when out of nowhere a coyote ran in front. I took a shot with a .25 Avenger. I have now a Hatsan BT 65, .35. I will definitely save this video.

[@Interdiction]

He is a cruel twat .How can you praise him for causing pain and suffering .He should use the proper tool

[@motorgearhead]

you think the .25 has enough fpe for coyotes? I have a gauntlet (gen 1) in 25. I think it has enough power/accuracy for 50 yd kill shots... Mine doesn't like slugs but I think that would be the way to go if exceeding 50 yards. I also have a .308 Texan.... NO Question it has the beans to dirt nap a coyote & 100 yds, is no problem!

[@Eaglebone]

Habanaro tacos last night have me feeling like that deer 😅😅😅

[@SummerCrowfpv]

That was a beautiful shot on that limping coyote. You can see the hot moist air coming out from his side in the thermal imaging 👍👍👍

[@QuantumFitnessMindset]

Your infrared is soo good that i can see the blood spraying out of the wound, crazy

[@thomasmarks5241]

Because it’s thermal

[@QuantumFitnessMindset]

@@thomasmarks5241 really? lol

[@RichardMayikpo]

No one does it better than the man himself, the intro always gives me chills. You are the goat 🐐 at this hunting stuff Tim. Bless up from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@TimWellsBowHunter]

Thanks Rich

[@munchn4245]

30cal origin? 5 shot clip?💪🏼 Was this a mistake or a slip😁 been wondering if umarex was going to attempt after the 25 @@TimWellsBowHunter

[@anarchy4133]

Terry Funk killin' the coyotes!! Love the content!!

[@stevelocon577]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

Nice!

[@MACISUS]

I shoot yotes with a .22 amd .25 cal air rifle. Works a treat. I’ve been able to drop one and the other 20 yards away didn’t even notice. Superior way to get them especially if you have neighbours. They heat my calls but never my pcp .22 or 25. 👍🏻 I’ve taken several with a head shot too. Thank you ATN Xsight 4K!

[@apples8869]

What air rifle do you use?

[@perrybutler5970]

Awsome video! I can not wait to try it. I just sited in my 22 cal Air Venturi Avenger with a Hawke scope. I sited it in at 50 feet. It only took 3 shots to site in and shot number 4, 5, and 6 were in the same hole, dead center of the bulls eye. I could not believe I was shooting that good so I shot a different target with shot number 7. You gussed it, another bulls eye just a little above center. I did not take my time on that one. It is amazing how accurate the new PCP pellet guns are and powerful. Thank you for the many hours of enjoyment you have provided me and others over the years. Keep up the great work, my friend. PB

[@LoneWOLF-ku7mf]

at that close a range at 16 yards, Most of the shooting is 50 yards or better.

[@usernamemykel]

And that's why I have the regular AND the bullpup Avenger!

[@NORTHBROOK1978]

Isn't it crazy how powerful air rifles are now..

[@TimWellsBowHunter]

absolutly

[@jimcongdon8191]

Can you please post the specs on the pellet gun and especially the scope?

[@suhailpaul1187]

That was bo pellet gun

[@davidsr9719]

Looks like he’s using Umarex AirSaber AirGun.

[@louskunt9798]

Yes

[@DocMustafa]

@@davidsr9719 No it’s the Umarex Origin.

[@DocMustafa]

Depending on your budget, I can give some recommendations.

[@jimquinalty8631]

It is nice to see you use a gun for a change. I enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@christianfiore8011]

1 What distance are you shooting at? 2 Which specific Umarex air rifle are you using? 3 What specific pellets are you using? 4 What specific "night" scope are you using?

[@tattooninja]

Yea was wondering the minimum air rifle for coyotes, and cost for NV

[@letmepicyou]

@@tattooninja While a .22 air rifle will work on coyotes, I consider the .25 a much better choice for coyote, especially given the ranges you'll be shooting at typically. A .30 caliber is an even better choice...when the .25 is running out of steam at around 125, 150 yards, the .30 is still going strong for another 50 yards. So choose a caliber according to what distances you'll be hunting at. 100 yards or less, I would go with the .25, 100 yards or more I'd go with a .30.

[@tattooninja]

@@letmepicyou That's pretty much what others are saying, .25 or .30 for air. I went with .22LR and CCI quiet ammo so I don't even need earplugs. I'll probably still get an air rifle someday, but having a lot of fun w/.22 and my 12GA for now.

[@letmepicyou]

@@tattooninja I love my old single shot .22. I can put lead on bull at 50 yards on iron sights on that old sucker. I did a full resto-mod on it a few years ago to turn it from a "closet gun" to an "heirloom piece". It's gorgeous now. It's still a bit loud for in town, unfortunately.

[@steemerxaxon1643]

As good of a way to thin the Ole YOTE'S out as there is..IMO Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@kek3645]

Homie out here killing vermin under soft piano music.

[@Saa-423]

Thank you. Here in central Kentucky, they are right beside my house howling and waking me up at night. I have been trying to call and snipe them but you give me more ideas. Thank you

[@Saa-423]

I’m disabled so I don’t have money to just go and buy an air rifle. I am planning to get one someday. It does make sense to hunt them like that. Again I love all you and your wonderful family videos. Been watching for years. Thank you

[@adnanavdic4180]

Yea

[@ToreDL87]

If you have anything that reasonably hits with a degree authority at a couple of hundred yards out you should be set, just watch the background, you have a legal responsibility for every bullet that leaves the barrel. Lots of cheaper thermal optics out there too and you can augment the onboard light source with external sources. Because they're pretty smart you don't even have to shoot them all, one or two and the rest put 2 and 2 together.

[@daveufirst]

Sit cross-legged on your roof and wait...

[@Saa-423]

@@daveufirst sounds like a plan

[@modoc852]

Jack looks like my dog she is part Rhodesian ridgeback she is one of the toughest dogs I’ve ever owned but kinda hard headed, I’ve seen her catch and kill coons and coyotes quite quickly. She is a sweet dog but a viscous killing machine when we go hunting.

[@FarmerFpv]

This is one of my favorite videos, Tim. Coyotes are a problem on our ranch too. They have been killing calves & pulling to births right out of our kidding goats. I think It's time we get some Live Stock Guardian Dogs. I can only shoot so many. It's as if they're like Pez candy dispensers. They keep coming out one after another not putting a dent in the pack. Keep being you, Tim. You're the GOAT!

[@captainawesome4983]

People love to predator hunt my friend and I bet you know a select few you would allow on your property. If not I am in eastern Oregon and can sell a kidney or something for gas money 🤣

[@davidh1249]

A friend of mine trapped 39 Coyotes off a 200 acre farm in a little over a month,along with the 6 more we shot between the two of us.I was amazed at the number of Coyotes we took out,with all but 2 of them being male.They were killing calfs regularly and even some of the smaller heifers as well,and had to go.

[@FarmerFpv]

@@captainawesome4983 I do predator hunt with thermal with my friends & family on our property, We knock down 50 to 100 Coyotes a weekend The same with feral hogs. It still won't protect our livestock. Guardian dogs are the only sure way. Our Neighbors haven't lost an animal to predation ever since they got LGDs on their property 5 years ago. I was too stubborn to listen to them. I'm getting Donkeys too as they will murder Coyotes & Bobcats. They will pay good money for kidneys in China. Who knows what else they will harvest out of you meanwhile the Kidney removal. 😂😂

[@FarmerFpv]

@@davidh1249 We trap hogs with electronic circle traps. I wish I had time to trap Coyotes. LGDs are the best to keep your animals safe from predation. Worth every penny.

[@StarLight-lt2tm]

Wow a coyote can kill a Calf? How much bigger is the calf?

[@elimalbeuf236]

That was great Tim! Reminds me of hunting with my grandpa in Northern Alberta, Canada on his farm. Good times hunting! Respect as always Tim and keep'em coming!

[@dancox5572]

Great comment from Millet Alberta.

[@youknoweverything7643]

I lived in northbay Ontario for 9 years my parents was the last owners of North Bay speedway asphalt oval track we ran 2 classes of cars only 4 cylinders rwd only and V8 rear wheel drive class the V8 class was a superstock/latemodel stock class basically the same cars that nascar used in the early 80s and mids 80s with same motor rules and all and the 4 cylinder class was your mustangs and pintos and any other carberrated 4 cylinder rear wheel drive car and they hauled the mail to it was so much fun my mom raced and they ran the track I got to drivey ms V8 superstock after the races was over every Sunday afternoon before it gets dark and I also got to drive my mom's 4 cylinder car but I mostly drove the V8 car when I was 9 was my first time driving her car but anyways koyote hunting out there at the track out in the back of the property was a blast if we didn't shoot them then the big bucks and younger generations would get destroyed by them cuse they never had any pressure out on them and the coyotes took ever bad I shot 40 in one day

[@Theresalove34]

Curious doesnt the coyotes help keep down the mice population . Wouldnt it make more sense to kill the ones that go after the farmers animals until the coyotes learn not to go after the farmers animals, and are they shot at certain time of the year so the hides can be used.

[@drefhill]

@@Theresalove34 it's not that easy.

[@Anokaman]

Jack: "Are we there yet?"

[@scrider5493]

Very instructive. How do you dispose of the dead coyotes? Backhoe?

[@HunterOne_Productions]

Great video. I really appreciate the pointers. I have yet to get a coyote.

[@johnphillips4708]

This is noble work, used to know a gentleman who rented a beautiful property nestled up in the foothills of south central Pennsylvania. Anyways, people outa NY, FL and such would bring dogs and completely disregard his warning not to leave them outside at night. Families would call him up the next day saying their pet ran away and he’d have to explain the coyotes got um lol 😂🤷🏼‍♂️

[@brandondrew4914]

Out west I had coyotes attack my Austrian Shephard bigger than a coyote in my front yard 20 feet away from me in broad daylight. Never saw them creeping around the 4 foot tall tumbleweeds.

[@crazycoyote1738]

Well done as usual Tim!! What will KZbin do without you bro??

[@ThePeacePlant]

Why did you kill it? I hope you just didn't end it's life just for the fun of hunting

[@cygnus1965]

For the lives of cattle Sheep goats and chickens everywhere. Coyotes are bad news and it’s proven that man can’t kill them all. So we will get as many as we can though.

[@bassimprovjams3772]

I love how the shot is in time with the pause in the last song! 👏👏

[@Eliananehirmaina98765]

Another masterpiece

[@Roonasaur]

I'm so very glad your "dirty trick" wasn't poison. A friend of mine had two beautiful springer spaniel pups that he was training to hunt. They found some poison pill on a walk one day . . . only had it for a few seconds . . . but that was enough to kill both of them. It wasn't pretty.

[@nealtressler1661]

Really cool video… as a person and hunter with many airguns, I have a lot of experience hunting, but not coyotes… and they are becoming more of a problem every year… thanks for giving your insight and ideas

[@Bob_Adkins]

Well don't just sit here writing, do your duty!

[@matt7iron]

I thought the Beeman Airguns were the best, whats better than the big pellett slug Beeman Kodiak.

[@nealtressler1661]

@@matt7iron this one is just larger at .30 caliber..

[@Flacco-p5k]

Your place looks like heaven! Thanks man.

[@davidhughes4089]

That was very interesting seeing the coyote run in the intro - I've heard about lots of animals taking off after being shot with their muscles taking over only to collapse later but haven't seen displayed so clearly.

[@jl123ist]

you can see exactly when he runs out of gas.

[@jl123ist]

@little drane congrats on your PETA complain about methods used for pest control on the internet to people who don't care what I think award!

[@nealtressler1661]

@little drane so, I guess when coyotes run after being hit with a AR, or a deer runs after being hit with 308, those are underpowered arms ,as well ? Do everyone a favor, and actually get some hunting experience before making such a stupid statement…

[@nealtressler1661]

@little drane uhhh, no… unless you head shoot, the majority run, regardless of armaments… heart/ lung area is just the proper placement… I shot a deer in the heart with a 450 bushmaster and it ran 50 yds , even tho the heart was in 3 pieces… that’s just a typical reaction…

[@SaVaGeHuNtEr2294]

@little drane yes, because coyotes humanely kill people's pets and young children.... do us all a favour and never hunt or eat meat

[@jamesmacnaughton8188]

This is my most favorite KZbin video of hunting coyotes!

[@123abcxmen]

It should be ONE SHOT ONE KILL. Love your setup in the night shooting. What is the maximum range you feel confident for the kill? Great job in sharing your passion in game control.

[@bradenbeachy760]

This is the best video you have ever made

[@cryptidoutlaw8707]

I am definitely going to give this a go on my farm. There are so many coyotes and no one hunts them around me. I have the ability to make this same set up but was always worried about waking the wife up shooting at night but I am getting an air rifle and going to take as many of those dogs out as I can. Thanks Tim I learned alot from this video.

[@MasterQuack14]

Be sure to get a moderator. My FX Impact with a DonnyFL 8" suppressor is so quiet that it makes the rifle in the video sound like a shotgun blast. The trigger assembly is louder than the muzzle report.

[@scottmichael3745]

@@MasterQuack14 yeah, I love my Maverick. Modern air rifles are amazing!

[@UmarexAir]

@@MasterQuack14 good advice.

[@cessna688]

I've always thought coyotes were cute little guys

[@pvthurley]

I hope you can really put a dent into this problem. I’d love to get out there and join you. You’re making a difference! Keep on keeping hero!

[@schloughed]

What problem?

[@pvthurley]

@@schloughed coyote problem

[@schloughed]

@@pvthurley what problems do they cause?

[@pvthurley]

@@schloughed overpopulation. Pets getting killed by coyotes are at an all time high where I live. Coyote numbers are an all time high. Ohio is passing laws to allow homeowners to kill them all season round.

[@schloughed]

@@pvthurley it won't help, coyotes will overbreed.

[@sirclarkmarz]

I would love to sit down and watch this with a member of PETA

[@abwhllz9354]

I have a question. Does that rifle come with a night vision scope? If not, which night vision scope did you add to it? I like that package gun.

[@northdakotaplinking9794]

Well done and great video. Enjoyed this one.

[@aksalaman4689]

Maybe I missed it...how far away are you shooting? Great video, Tim.

[@sav300]

75yds he said at one point

[@aksalaman4689]

@@sav300 Thanks, I didn't want to go back and search.

[@TimWellsBowHunter]

75 yards

[@LHMOM.8610]

Great video. Thanks for this content. Have you considered: 1. Getting a .45 or .50 cal air rifle? The coyotes should drop like rocks from those calibers. 2. Mounting the rifle on a shooting tripod? This should give you room to back away from the window and shoot from within the room. Could lower the sound profile even more. Again, thank you for the excellent content on your channel. 👍🏻

[@StephenDoty84]

Yeah, good points. He could leave it loaded on the tripod also, so he wouldn't have to make a sound locking and loading too.

[@toddwmac]

Great vid...thanks. For the unfamiliar, PCPs (Precharged Pneumatic Air Rifles) are not what you grew up with as a kid. They have become insanely powerful and sophisticated over the years. From .177 to .50 cal they can put a lot of energy down range. Certainly not powder levels, but more than enough to drop game of many sizes. And because they are so dam accurate, shot placement is improved for many shooters and suppression can make the louder ones incredibly quiet. For many, they have become a compliment to traditional firearms. You might be shocked by the prices with guns ranging from a couple hundred to several thousand (less the pumps and or tanks) Check out places like Utah Air Guns, Air Guns of Arizona, or Pyramid Air for more info.

[@littlecrow6484]

I love seeing justice done !

[@VitalArms]

hey just wanted to commend you on your narration skills and usage of broll behind the gun. Very well put together presentation. I got a question for you, maybe youll have an answer, maybe not. Do you think a .22cal pcp at roughly 1000fps would do the trick? im interested in the umarex origin and that looks like what you have but it appears they dont make a 30 cal currently. Im between the .22 and .25

[@jacobsparry8525]

What night scope / thermal scope are you hunting with? I have used infrared scopes before and that does not look like infrared. It would take a pretty large IR light source to light up a target 75 to 100 yards distant. Your imaging looks more like a thermal sight. That is why I am curious about what scope you are using. ALSO, At the end you showed a remote movement detection system with lighting that you say the coyotes get used to. If you make that an IR light source rather that the garage or incandescent source you could see everything there with your IR scope and your targets wouldn’t see the light at all. It would be just as easy to make that an IR source as the white incandescent, just by the correct IR bulbs off the net.

[@stevenklein6634]

I wanted to know what scope and rifle he was using, I have huge coyote problem.

[@LisaPelletier]

I can't get over how many you have out there

[@dennisduquette238]

I really like the dog jack he's a straight killer lol best lil hunting dog ever he's a beast in all his appearances on Tim's videos he's a crazy little dog wish I had a dog just like that

[@goldenrod8861]

Be careful what you wish for.

[@miker3174]

Looks like my old Black Mouth Cur! If you want a good one you need to get one from Florida they were the dogs of the old Florida Cow Hunters! They will take down a bull by grabbing the nose, lots use them for hunting wild hog. Mine was 100# house pet, but he would defend my wife if anything would try to hurt her. He hated rubber bands if he heard the snap of one he'd hide, but if I went near my wife with one he'd grab my wrist and take me down. He was like NO NO NO you don't hurt my female LoL 🤣 We we're best buds but nobody hurt anyone around him, I always said we could loan him out to women dealing with DV and he would sort the guy out!

[@davidcerullo7976]

Great show, Tim! Very interesting and informative 👍 Merry Christmas 🎅 and Happy New Year 😀

[@tracymeadows3442]

Absolutely Phenomenal Footage and an Incredible method of eradication of Predators Tim👊🏻 Thanks for Sharing!!

[@goatitisful]

I hunted coyotes in north eastern Utah. Usually around 7-10 thousand feet in elevation inthe mountains. My friend made a coyote heart with sausage grave and biscuits... it was 1 of the best meals I have ever eaten. I didntwanna eat coyote at first, but these were clean, wild coyotes, many miles from civilizations. The meanpt tasted clean and flavorful, but not gamey at all.

[@revolution2009E-7]

I definitely have a "No Predator Policy" on my property and my friends and I do pretty good. There's usually 1 or 2 that survive. I had a situation late last fall when I was archery hunting a real good buck. Probably high 180 ish. I saw the buck bed down about 100 yards from my watch when I saw 1 of the remaining coyotes within bow range. Now, do I let him go so I don't spook the buck, or do I whack him to uphold the No Predator Policy? I chose to pass on the coyote and didn't that SOB make a hard right and trot within a yard or 2 from that monster buck which spooked him outta his bed and away from me. Then the coyote stopped broadside about 90 yards away. I released an arrow but to no avail.

[@ogboppitybop9123]

im a bow and airgun hunter next time have a pcp air rifle by your side that way you can get the coyote and the deer. i shot a headshot on a hog and missed with my 50 cal dragon claw at 45 yards i followed up a headshot on the next and dropped him they only spooked 2- 3 yards! good luck check out AEA good guns

[@TimSmith-yz8xc]

I respect Tim Wells! No bad language is notable! Thanks Tim!

[@seetheforest]

I got a .22 that's just as quiet. Hides aren't worth anything? Or not worth processing.. Id like to get a few skulls for my fence posts. Great tips!

[@larryjenuwine7415]

I would like to hear more about the motion detector you are using. We have tons of coyotes and fox in our area. The motion detector alarm is a great idea.

[@bigcntry194]

Look up driveway alarm on amazon.

[@1950harleycharley]

Amazing! Great job with a lot of wisdom!

[@SeeLifeBro]

What kind of scope are you using on the Umirex Gauntlet? Very cool, I'd like to get that exact set up.

[@riverbankfisher]

That night scope is absolutely amazing in its clarity and resolution. May I ask what make and model of night vision gear you use for these stealth coyote shots? The gun looks like an Umarex Gauntlet Version 2 with the larger air tank, if I'm not mistaken.

[@riverbankfisher]

Ok I see the I Ray mention.

[@cloudbase7799]

@@riverbankfisher I _think_ it's an iRay RICO MK1 with eye cup removed, but I'm also wondering which specific model.

[@gwhizz8922]

I see that the Origin rifle comes in a .25 caliper with a somewhat higher price tag.

[@cloudbase7799]

@@gwhizz8922 Yeah, but at about 8:45, Tim says it's a .30 caliber. The pistol grip on the gun looks a lot like the Origin, which has never been available in .30 as far as I know. I wonder if it's a first gen Gauntlet...? Edit: After saying it's a .30 caliber, Tim also mentions that he's using approximately 35-grain pellets. Looking at Airgun Depot, that weight seems more in line with a .25 caliber pellet than a .30 caliber pellet. Maybe Tim has the .25 caliber Origin, and misspoke?

[@riverbankfisher]

@@gwhizz8922 The Air Venturi Avenger is taking the air rifle world by storm and I am dead set on buying one. When you look up the specs of that rifle the reason for all the attention that gun gets will become apparent.

[@americanrifleman2992]

Its good to be able to see something other than garbage on KZbin... Thanks for the videos Tim, well done. P.S. what foam target is best for practicing shooting with my razor darts. my darts keep getting lost in the foam and are a bugger to get out.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Plinking from the window....priceless!

[@Shade_Tree_Mechanic]

Excellent video. This really makes me want to get into hunting

[@smarternu]

Very Interesting comprehensive video. Nice work.

[@JoseRodriguez-oc5xo]

My ancestors in my town into the mountains in central Mexico explained to the youngest ones only hunting for survival not for pleasure and he's saying when we die the only way to reach heaven is crossing a big river if you loved the animals those help you to cross safety if not the animals you kill his souls jumping on you and take to the bottom for die so much respect for all kinds of animals. Sorry for my English by the way.

[@joeromo7756]

Tienes Toda la razon,yo soy del Centro de Mexico,I estoy de acuerdo,una COSA es cazar para sobrevivir y comer y Otra cazar solo para diversion

[@montbob100]

God put man here to take care of the Coyote population.

[@timothylemons634]

Well said brother.ive always had an issue with grown men devoting them selves to killing little animals or big ones for that matter then acting like it was a necessity of life or they are doing the world a service,I'd much prefer to watch a video of this guy who made the video being stalked at night and shot in the dark so we can watch him on night vision run off into the dark then drop to the ground spasming before he dies 🥹 oh what beautiful video tht would be.

[@timothylemons634]

@montbob100 lol u still believe in God,that's cute!

[@Eaglebone]

I have the same neck gaiter, good thing I don't have a ford

[@heathhalfhill6401]

Sir...is this a .22-.25-or a .30 caliber airgun? To my knowledge the Origin only comes in .17-.22-.25 caliber. Unless you have a seriously modified Origin I wasn't aware of a .30 caliber option in this platform sir. Hey I'm old and don't hear well... so... most likely my mistake... what grain ammo were you using to shoot these critters and at what speed sir? SLUGS or PELLETS? The other thing that I have a question about sir is...Are you using a silencer/moderator/LCD sir? The reason i ask is because the shots are so very loud. I use multiple calibers and various ammo in my PCPs and for this size target I use 34 grain .25 caliber @ 900 FPS or bigger ,and all of my guns have moderators on them. NOTHING I have is this loud unless it is a larger caliber like a HOT/super sonic .30...or .35 cal or big bore like .40, .45. 50 caliber with a lot of air behind it. I am just curious sir. Again...I am just trying to understand. God bless and thanks for a cool video of some well placed shots.

[@jackbisson9226]

He does not seem to respond to these questions. It is the .25 Origin and he has to be using a slug for long distance performance like the H&N .25 cal 32 grn hollow point, but in a 37 grn version. NSA has one at 38.5 grn at .25 cal hollow point slug.

[@rodneywroten2994]

Love the way Jack is always looking ahead as you drive for something to hunt. My dog is named Jack also a nut for hunting. you must have a lot of coyote to be at your place. they do not know who you are? lol

[@rodneywroten2994]

@@tabvalentino oh yes we have the same problem

[@TacShooter]

Yeah, Jack has the thousand yard stare. XD

[@daveufirst]

Yep he was at the Tet Offensive. Semper fi, Jack!

[@csk1912]

What were those 2 spurts of what looked like a gas coming out at 0:55?? Didnt look like blood unless it was more misty but only two puffs came out. Interesting

[@Deathbecomesme3]

It looks like a misty spray of blood from a lung hit

[@SilvermanAdventuresFishing]

Always like the vids Tim. Been watching you for years, like you said you're a little crazy but aren't all of us hunters. Trying this weekend to make a vid of some hog elimination. Peace brother.

[@TimWellsBowHunter]

peace out

[@goingwildonaskateboards]

@@TimWellsBowHunter were do you buy the umarex air guns. and will it cill a coyote. I love hunting animals. do you no any good things to youes for coyote. for tim wells and were do you get the corler

[@pauldavis5578]

What scope is that? Great video

[@jasonbaxter3276]

Hey Tim, this was a awesome video! Now I gotta get me one of those pellet guns. Keep em coming bud!

[@johnclifford1911]

This is a great technique if you have land. I'd love to try it. I have one for you, for a different predator/pest: crows. I use one of the Mickey D large red fry containers. Any crow who lives within 10 miles of the Golden Arches knows what it is. We had a problem with crows killing the baby rabbits around our suburban house, so I'd set this up in the back yard (1 ac) and use one of the second floor bedrooms with a bunk bed as the hide. I could lie on the top bunk, using the mattress and a pillow for a rest, aiming out of the open window at the fry container. The lawn was a safe backstop and there was a stone retaining wall and then a wood fence behind it. I'd get several shots, and with a silenced .177 Daystate from 6' inside the house the crows couldn't tell what was happening or where it was coming from. Kinda like your crow technique. Even so it didn't take long for them to associate the yard with bad things. I killed a half-dozen over a few mornings and then they became scarce. I guess the difference was that maybe crows are more bothered by crows getting shot than coyotes... and of course I had to do this in the daytime where if you're shooting coyotes at night they don't associate the house with trouble.

[@cloudbase7799]

I might be wrong about this, but I think crows (and a lot of birds, generally) seem to be more intelligent than the average mammal.

[@Celtic-Texan]

Thanks for the heads up that crows like killing rabbits. I have a bad rabbit population that like to destroy my garden, so I'm going to invest some time befriending crows to up their population.

[@timadams6154]

@@Celtic-Texan Had a crow for a pet and was the coolest thing ever! So smart it's unreal. Raised many a barn pigeons and they would ride a top my shoulders fly off and come back never made a difference if in town or camping they'd always stick around. But never even close to being as smart as a crow. Have shot and ate many pigeons but haven't been able to shoot a crow since. Good luck with befriending your crows.

[@usernamemykel]

@@cloudbase7799 That is correct. Search YT for Problem Solving Crow

[@blackrifle6736]

@@cloudbase7799 *Not only smarter than most dogs, (Border Collies, excepted.) they have excellent memories and can communicate well. If you kill one lone crow, you're good. If you take one and others see that, you may soon be in a world of crow shit. Been there, done that mistake. Cheers!*

[@broncoviejo78]

👋🏻 hi, what make and model is that PCP rifle and night scope being used. So cool. I want one lol

[@DeerLordAdventures]

That coon shot made me laugh my ass off!!! 🤣

[@jessjames1450]

Congratulations buddy! Your first black Coyote.

[@shadomane]

Cool video!! Too bad the price for coyote hides dropped out. Back in the 1970's a person could get a pretty good price for coyote fur. Thanks for sharing. Great tactics.

[@Master_Yoda1990]

The meat is good though

[@brandondrew4914]

Some states put bounties out for a pair of ears when it gets bad.

[@timadams6154]

@@Master_Yoda1990 feel like sharing any recipes and preparation tricks ?

[@Master_Yoda1990]

@@timadams6154 fairly simple prep I found is good with pretty much any bird or mammals. Dry rub with Lawry's season salt and some pepper, stuff with some garlic, and smoke for several hours.

[@patrickdupree6742]

​@Yoda I'd rather eat that bloated road-killed deer than a coyote.

[@gordharley5803]

I would like to know what air rifle and scope you are using. looks great from where I am sitting.

[@banjohappy]

Not exactly hunting, more like bait and shoot. But anything goes when it comes to coyotes and wolves. Great setup.

[@jeffro5032]

For pests , anything goes! Doing it at night makes it even sweeter!

[@DarronSmithBahamianMillionaire]

Two fearless hunters, Tim and jack! great video and awesome trap you have set for the Coyotes!! Keep up the great videos!!

[@Alusttt93]

Looks like jack need his own hunting channel😎

[@michaelprescott121]

living in a city in the UK, no cayote,s here. very interesting hunting ability, years of practice, passed on freely, well done.

[@mackd2812]

Lots of urban fox though Michael.

[@hhangling2385]

Hey Tim!

[@martingagne367]

Nice job 👍 I like to know 1- what is the model of your pelet gun 2 - what is the Brenda of your alarm device thanks 👍

[@letmepicyou]

His gun is an Umarex Origin.

[@johnathoncook521]

Tim, I'm curious as to what your night vision setup I far as a scope? What do you trust? I've been on the fence about it and would love to hear your thoughts. Please and thank you, keep on slockin and making great content. -John

[@LoneWOLF-ku7mf]

I use ATN night vision scope I also use a battery pack which lasts for over 6 hours of use.

[@merccadoosis8847]

Cool video. Do you save the pelts to create hats, gloves, mufflers, visors, or any other type of clothes?