I'm not sure why this was posted on a channel seemingly promoting bow hunting...this video is a prime example of why bow hunting should not be allowed. The buck has been injured by humans, and is now suffering. This is the only reason the coyotes are pursuing it.
You are correct. This is a prime example of why practice is critical to any sport. I also want to point out that we don’t run away from mistakes we face them and in archery like any other sport this can happen. It could have been a gun shot just as well.
that poor buck is limping do to humans being shity shots. why won't they put th poor animal out of its misery instead of watching it be eaten alive by nasty coyotes. this is why not everyone should hunt. some dobt respect the wildlife and dont deserve what it has to offer. shameful.
@Jacque Holder ... My thoughts exactly. If you are going to hunt, you have to have ultimate respect and treatment of said animals. BTW I could see the arrow sticking out of him at around 2:21 and a couple seconds past that, and 2:52 or so. Simply disgusting some human put an arrow into him and didn't do his full duty.
Coyotes are NOT stealing your deer. They are not YOUR deer. The wild animals should be allowed to eat natural prey. And they are not destroying the deer populations either. Y’all’s are acting like deer are only for people
@@enderlynxwilloze7935 I never mentioned coyotes. I said when I go into the Wild. You probably have never gone into the Wild and, therefore, don't realize there are other animals there, like, Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, Lynx, Bobcat among many others. But, I realize you guys are probably graduates of our outstanding Public Schools System.
Most people believe that God created all the animals on Earth. Then, they get confused by the killing and eating of animals. This is why human beings should question religious teachings.
This is their method of attack. Since they are so much smaller in relation they use this tactic to take down larger prey. Coyotes will relentlessly "test", or rather pester, a deer until they tire it or it makes a mistake dodging one of their bites and they can cripple it just enough for it to fall down, and that's when they begin feeding on it, privates first then eating inward, while the deer is still alive to feel it all. It won't die until a major artery is torn and it slowly bleeds to death. People often find deer almost half-eaten in this way, STILL ALIVE and have to call a game warden because they can't legally shoot the deer themselves to put it out of its misery. This is why I HATE coyotes.
Coyotes are NOT stealing your deer. They are not YOUR deer. The wild animals should be allowed to eat natural prey. And they are not destroying the deer populations either. Y’all’s are acting like deer are only for people
You will always find irrational ppl wherever you go, even when it comes to nature; you can argue all you want, but in the end you just can't reason with crazy.
@@jazzdude904 do you really think the coyote s know that the WILD deer don’t belong to them? Coyotes are allowed to eat deer because that’s their natural prey
@@enderlynxwilloze7935 I never said that. Yes, they are allowed to eat deer and as their competition to eat deer, I can stop them from doing so, hence the lion and hyena example I have you earlier.
Yeah, they need some yote control. Not like deer are overpopulating faster than hunters can manage them because all of our better predators were killed off. Not like coyotes eat invasive species like house cats and pigs which do way more damage overall. People thinking like that are the reason why a tertiary predator is acting like an apex one on half the continent. Not to mention that most of your "control" methods actually make things worse. Just be cautious, no need to shoot every carnivore you see for looking in your direction.
There is NO ARROW sticking out of that deer. The coward coyotes have already gotten ahold of him and done some damage . Coward coyotes love to ham string animals before they start eating the prey alive.
I stand corrected gentlemen. I watched that the first time several times but could not see it, but now after you pointed it out I do see it, maybe my new glasses arn't as good as I thought. It's a shame that does happen in hunting. We all should and need to practice untill we are perfect shots but even then it still happens sometimes.
As if being stalked and slowly killed by coyotes is any kind of "humane". A well placed arrow will see the animal dead in under one minute...much faster than the slow, agonizing death that will be dealt by any other predator. Given the choice...I'd take a double lung or heart heart shot from an arrow, long before I'd choose to be stalked and killed by coyotes...or any animal for that matter. There's nothing "humane" about killing...just MORE or LESS humane. We are predators...like it or not...we kill to eat.
Coyotes remind me of some Politicians, except coyotes are more honest & believable.
The buck has an arrow sticking out of his right side. You can see it at the 0:45 mark. Hopefully there will be a hunter trailing him.
Nature ...
I'm not sure why this was posted on a channel seemingly promoting bow hunting...this video is a prime example of why bow hunting should not be allowed. The buck has been injured by humans, and is now suffering. This is the only reason the coyotes are pursuing it.
You are correct. This is a prime example of why practice is critical to any sport. I also want to point out that we don’t run away from mistakes we face them and in archery like any other sport this can happen. It could have been a gun shot just as well.
What was the final outcome?
that poor buck is limping do to humans being shity shots. why won't they put th poor animal out of its misery instead of watching it be eaten alive by nasty coyotes. this is why not everyone should hunt. some dobt respect the wildlife and dont deserve what it has to offer. shameful.
No - he is limping because the coyotes attack the legs.
@Jacque Holder ... My thoughts exactly.
If you are going to hunt, you have to have ultimate respect and treatment of said animals.
BTW I could see the arrow sticking out of him at around 2:21 and a couple seconds past that, and 2:52 or so. Simply disgusting some human put an arrow into him and didn't do his full duty.
Are you near Pine Ridge?
Always have a precision rifle handy when in the wild. That's my motto.
Coyotes are NOT stealing your deer. They are not YOUR deer. The wild animals should be allowed to eat natural prey. And they are not destroying the deer populations either. Y’all’s are acting like deer are only for people
RKBA you a damn Fool ! The wild been here before your where born
@@goodtimesbeatz6718 Yea, and they've been eating unarmed humans for much longer.
@@rkba4923 bruh coyotes don’t eat people. There’s only been two fatal coyote attacks recorded in history.
@@enderlynxwilloze7935 I never mentioned coyotes. I said when I go into the Wild. You probably have never gone into the Wild and, therefore, don't realize there are other animals there, like, Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, Lynx, Bobcat among many others. But, I realize you guys are probably graduates of our outstanding Public Schools System.
Most people believe that God created all the animals on Earth. Then, they get confused by the killing and eating of animals. This is why human beings should question religious teachings.
if those coyotes would pursue that buck it would be a slow ass kill with 1000 of nibbles and scrathes lol
I thought this guys were hunters will mother nature takes its course
That was not ab attack. It was testing.
This is their method of attack. Since they are so much smaller in relation they use this tactic to take down larger prey. Coyotes will relentlessly "test", or rather pester, a deer until they tire it or it makes a mistake dodging one of their bites and they can cripple it just enough for it to fall down, and that's when they begin feeding on it, privates first then eating inward, while the deer is still alive to feel it all. It won't die until a major artery is torn and it slowly bleeds to death. People often find deer almost half-eaten in this way, STILL ALIVE and have to call a game warden because they can't legally shoot the deer themselves to put it out of its misery. This is why I HATE coyotes.
I love people that give answers to questions nobody asked! (not)
Go back to the 90s.
Coyotes are NOT stealing your deer. They are not YOUR deer. The wild animals should be allowed to eat natural prey. And they are not destroying the deer populations either. Y’all’s are acting like deer are only for people
You will always find irrational ppl wherever you go, even when it comes to nature; you can argue all you want, but in the end you just can't reason with crazy.
Lions and Hyenas fight since they go after the same prey. We are fighting coyotes going after our prey, deer. It’s nature :)
@@jazzdude904 do you really think the coyote s know that the WILD deer don’t belong to them? Coyotes are allowed to eat deer because that’s their natural prey
@@enderlynxwilloze7935 I never said that. Yes, they are allowed to eat deer and as their competition to eat deer, I can stop them from doing so, hence the lion and hyena example I have you earlier.
@@jazzdude904 Since when are deer OUR prey? I buy my meat from the store, and it ain't deer! Try again, my crazy friend.
Looks theres soemthing sticking out the back
I would have intervened.
fucker just let nature take its course! Up you the animals would be extinct!
@@truthfacts5438 good, only good coyote is a dead coyote
@@davek62020 you a nut you know nothing about nature
Definitely an Arrow hanging out of him.
got ya. well looks likes that property needs some yote control.
JR Revolt no! Coyotes should not be killed for things that all wild predators do! It’s ok if coyotes eat deer
Yeah, they need some yote control. Not like deer are overpopulating faster than hunters can manage them because all of our better predators were killed off. Not like coyotes eat invasive species like house cats and pigs which do way more damage overall. People thinking like that are the reason why a tertiary predator is acting like an apex one on half the continent.
Not to mention that most of your "control" methods actually make things worse. Just be cautious, no need to shoot every carnivore you see for looking in your direction.
@@chitinskin9860 THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING 👏
There is NO ARROW sticking out of that deer. The coward coyotes have already gotten ahold of him and done some damage . Coward coyotes love to ham string animals before they start eating the prey alive.
In full screen.... there is an arrow just below the spine. :45/46seconds when he turns.
I stand corrected gentlemen. I watched that the first time several times but could not see it, but now after you pointed it out I do see it, maybe my new glasses arn't as good as I thought. It's a shame that does happen in hunting. We all should and need to practice untill we are perfect shots but even then it still happens sometimes.
Coyotes would never hunt something that large. They usually hunt small pray such as hares, squirrels, mice, ground squirrels and sometimes small deer.
Eating is not cowardly.
@@williammawk1720 a hunter's mistake is food for nature. So its a win win for nature
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Bowhunting is not humane at all
As if being stalked and slowly killed by coyotes is any kind of "humane".
A well placed arrow will see the animal dead in under one minute...much faster than the slow, agonizing death that will be dealt by any other predator.
Given the choice...I'd take a double lung or heart heart shot from an arrow, long before I'd choose to be stalked and killed by coyotes...or any animal for that matter. There's nothing "humane" about killing...just MORE or LESS humane. We are predators...like it or not...we kill to eat.
@@fermiticus4034 coyotes do not stalk and kill man. It's extremely rare.If anything they avoid people.
@@theoriginal668 No doubt...I think you completely missed the point I was making.