Much better video format than your normal highly edited stuff - keep the looser and more candid behind the scenes stuff going please. It’s more relatable.
Rock Springs? Well hell, you should have lunch at Bitter Springs Brewery!! And then dinner at Accomplice Brewing at the train station in Cheyenne!! Would have made that drive a bit more pleasurable.
Yeah, PA would be really hard to film. These coyotes out here are a whole other breed. The do not respond to a call like Western dogs, I figure at least 10 to 20 stands for a single dog. Super hard to hunt em.
@@G19Jeeper exactly why I want to see these guys do it. It would be hard to do but not impossible...I'm 30 minutes away from the foxpro headquarters and I've seen dozens of videos of Abner fox and coyote hunting here, so its definitely possible.
Not sure whether FoxPro has a "Cajun" Cottontail sound in their library (Big Al or Tom can chime in here) but there is a Cagie Cottontail sound; L58. Good Luck.
@@faithandfarmingtennessee872 i could be mistaking, but I do recall him saying in other videos that he was shooting the hornady superformance ammo in 6creedmoor with an 87 vmax. Maybe it was the ruger precision that he has shot before
I don't know if it's the exact one but Boondocks Outdoors has neoprene sleeves for Foxpro callers. I'm not affiliated with them in any way, just passing on a tip.
@@ericHi5 No problem man, just trying to help out a fellow hunter. They seem pretty pricey but in the grand scheme of this hobby I've spent and wasted much more money than that haha
@@russellbrown221 yea they are, but it’s a cool idea. I hesitated when I saw the price too. I can say my remote and caller (they have covers for both) have definitely been the source of some accidental clanging on my way into a stand before. I can see these making a meaningful improvement on noise reduction, not to mention protection of our expensive equipment!
Hey there guys, please understand that these covers are not mass produced. Each order is made by me personally here in the USA. I am a life long predator hunter making revolutionary products for out sport using as many US sourced products as I can. Each neoprene item starts as blank white neoprene and is decorated, cut , sewn and post processed by me and then shipped directly to you. Most people have no problem paying $60 for a foreign made hoodie sweatshirt, but think that a custom made neoprene cover made in the USA by an AMERICAN is pricey. I hope you have a great season and may your fur stretches always be full.
I'm writing from a suburb of Chicago. We moved into our house in 2006. There were many wild rabbits on the backyard, very nice and friendly. But very soon they disappeared somewhere. There are a few left. We loved them. One rabbit spent the night outside the front door. Only later did we realize that they were all eaten by coyotes, which at night freely walked around the house. And now in 2021 there are only 1 or 2 rabbits around. All were caught by coyotes. It's a pity for the peaceful and friendly rabbits. We do not know how to deal with coyotes in our village. I prefer Rabbits not Coyotes at my backyard. (copy for every coyotes hunting)
What I do I'm in pa state n of Pittsburgh ok. Well to get the other one get pup distress out start bring them into u Don't move quickly or talk them coyotes here u I'm telling u this for ur own good . My area is tough it sucks but what do u do Keep trying ur best
i would never watch a video like this(I cant take this) or hurt even a RAT i cuaght one in my house put it in a box fed it gave it water let it go the next day in a field thats the level im at so i would never watch something like this but im so devastated i cant wait to cause harm and ive only air guns so there gonna suffer
Much better video format than your normal highly edited stuff - keep the looser and more candid behind the scenes stuff going please. It’s more relatable.
Thought this was an episode of Swamp People when it first started! 😎🤠😆
Hell yeah. Whoever produced this footage needs a pat on the back. Way to show the grind as well as a badass kill shot!
ZZ Top calls coyotes? Awesomeness!!!
Great video and shooting.
what chair you using there, Santa?
Love the beards fellas.
Rock Springs? Well hell, you should have lunch at Bitter Springs Brewery!! And then dinner at Accomplice Brewing at the train station in Cheyenne!! Would have made that drive a bit more pleasurable.
What chair are you guys using? Keep sending out your videos. Thanks.
I use ALps turkey chairs on AMAZON
I thought I was watching some kinda “reality show”
Do you guys ever do wolf hunting?
I wanna see some more Pennsylvania coyote hunts!
Too hard to capture good footage
Yeah, PA would be really hard to film. These coyotes out here are a whole other breed. The do not respond to a call like Western dogs, I figure at least 10 to 20 stands for a single dog. Super hard to hunt em.
@@G19Jeeper exactly why I want to see these guys do it. It would be hard to do but not impossible...I'm 30 minutes away from the foxpro headquarters and I've seen dozens of videos of Abner fox and coyote hunting here, so its definitely possible.
Great job fellas. One question cajun cottontail what is the ID number cannot find ?
Not sure whether FoxPro has a "Cajun" Cottontail sound in their library (Big Al or Tom can chime in here) but there is a Cagie Cottontail sound; L58. Good Luck.
@@paulkoehler7061 Thank you sir!
Hi there.
You say you take the coyote with you, what are you going to do with them ?
Thx.
There's places that use the fur
When you going to hunt in New Mexico
a coyote got my precious kitty (sobbing) there all gonna fucking pay
What is the sleeve you are using on x24?
Boondock outdoors
Hey Al what hand calls do you use.
FOXPRO makes some of the best handcalls available....if you are looking for customs look up my buddy at Carver Calls.
Al Morris IS the man!!! What rifle and caliber were you shooting on this video, Al?
It's a Ruger American in Go Wild camo. Not sure of the caliber, but I bet it's 6.5 creedmoor.
@@faithandfarmingtennessee872 he was shooting a straight 6mm creedmoor
@@averyabood6155 Ruger doesn't show that rifle in 6mm Creedmoor on their website. Custom job?
@@faithandfarmingtennessee872 i could be mistaking, but I do recall him saying in other videos that he was shooting the hornady superformance ammo in 6creedmoor with an 87 vmax. Maybe it was the ruger precision that he has shot before
6.5 Creedmoor 95 gr Hornady Varmint Express
What is that camo cover you have on the caller? TAKE MY MONEY
I don't know if it's the exact one but Boondocks Outdoors has neoprene sleeves for Foxpro callers. I'm not affiliated with them in any way, just passing on a tip.
@@russellbrown221 that info was pure gold thank you sir
@@ericHi5 No problem man, just trying to help out a fellow hunter. They seem pretty pricey but in the grand scheme of this hobby I've spent and wasted much more money than that haha
@@russellbrown221 yea they are, but it’s a cool idea. I hesitated when I saw the price too. I can say my remote and caller (they have covers for both) have definitely been the source of some accidental clanging on my way into a stand before. I can see these making a meaningful improvement on noise reduction, not to mention protection of our expensive equipment!
Hey there guys, please understand that these covers are not mass produced. Each order is made by me personally here in the USA. I am a life long predator hunter making revolutionary products for out sport using as many US sourced products as I can. Each neoprene item starts as blank white neoprene and is decorated, cut , sewn and post processed by me and then shipped directly to you. Most people have no problem paying $60 for a foreign made hoodie sweatshirt, but think that a custom made neoprene cover made in the USA by an AMERICAN is pricey.
I hope you have a great season and may your fur stretches always be full.
I'm writing from a suburb of Chicago. We moved into our house in 2006. There were many wild rabbits on the backyard, very nice and friendly. But very soon they disappeared somewhere. There are a few left. We loved them. One rabbit spent the night outside the front door. Only later did we realize that they were all eaten by coyotes, which at night freely walked around the house. And now in 2021 there are only 1 or 2 rabbits around. All were caught by coyotes. It's a pity for the peaceful and friendly rabbits. We do not know how to deal with coyotes in our village.
I prefer Rabbits not Coyotes at my backyard.
(copy for every coyotes hunting)
What model FoxPro is that...?
X24
What I do I'm in pa state n of Pittsburgh ok.
Well to get the other one get pup distress out start bring them into u
Don't move quickly or talk them coyotes here u I'm telling u this for ur own good . My area is tough it sucks but what do u do
Keep trying ur best
Are you actually eating indoors ?I forgot the last time I did that ,covid RESTRICCIONES sucks here in Los Angeles.🤬
👍👍
Are y’all related to ZZ Top?
Tom is, Al related to Santa Claus
We’re do you hunt nevada
I shoot Yotes just a hop north of that there Arby's.
I'm an hour away from Imperial. I'll go take down some dogs with you all ha ha
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Yeah never see any Ohio coyote hunting. Always open terrain and no woods around.
I saw Al in Michigan here and he said they would rather hunt where it’s easier!
i would never watch a video like this(I cant take this) or hurt even a RAT i cuaght one in my house put it in a box fed it gave it water let it go the next day in a field thats the level im at so i would never watch something like this but im so devastated i cant wait to cause harm and ive only air guns so there gonna suffer