Calling Coyotes and a Kansas Bobcat | The Last Stand S2:E8
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- Lucky Duck Predator Pro Rick Paillet and his new Roughneck go coyote and bobcat hunting in Kansas, and the Roughneck proves itself.
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Badass! 25-06 ventilated those yotes. And the kitty 👍
More like disintegrated. 🙄 Different strokes for different folks, I'm not an only-for-fur purist, but disappointing to see a nice pelt shredded to the point that the only thing left you can show is a close up of the face...Sigh!
I’ve shot em a lot with 25.06 and honestly it doesn’t blow me up if you hit em right, just gotta make sure you shoot em riight
Alex Wilhelmi that is perfect for coyotes, lot less windage
Can anyone tell me which video of theirs shows a bobcat walking up to them and the two of them just sitting there looking at it an not killing it?
this video maybe but not the same fellas th-cam.com/video/cfhK5HPFkdA/w-d-xo.html
Clay center aint to far from me here in ft. Riley
Nice
Rick do you have swagger on that way for any specific reason? Always seen in other way🤷♂️
Excellent 👏
Is there any kind of streaming service on tv on roku stick u can watch these on besides TH-cam? Thanks in advance
Beast mode 💪💪💪
I gotta get me one of those coyote calls and do shooting.
You should go to our website and take a look Stuart! www.luckyduck.com/e-callers/
very happy with my revolt. Well worth the money
Another great video!! keep em comin'
Does anyone know what pieces they need to attach their swagger bipods to their ARs. I have M-Lok and I’m not sure what pieces I need. Thanks!
Email or call the folks at swagger..they are very helpful.
I don't mind the coyotes being shot but wish you'd leave the bobcats alone.
I agree, they don't hurt anything.
I agree. My sentiments exactly. I totally agree with killing coyotes, but please leave the bobcats alone.
Do you ever come to Missouri specifically North Missouri to hunt?
Hey guys my name is scott i live in southwest ga and can you give more information on about coyote hunting I'm new to coyote hunting
Awesome video
Good job fella's when's that roughneck available for sale in Canadian stores
*fellas
Does anyone ever use a .17 centerfire? That's what I like for pelt shooting.
I did...can't find ammo though.
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How much is the rough neck with remote ?
bobby green 500$
Why did you kill bobcat? Is it considered a pest?
It's a predator. Unfortunately for the bobcat Man is at the top of the food chain
@@davidseem2278 The fact that he is a predator does not make him a plague.
But Why?
really? go hug Karen
bad shooting man :(
~ Oh, I bet you could do a lot better. SMH.
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Fakyo
Worst shots I’ve ever seen
Vile
We are fortunate to have developed a world where most families nation-wide have the luxury of paying rural families to raise and harvest their crops and meat.
We live sanitized lives in cities where none of the actual work of planting, growing, raising, harvesting, butchering or processing are ever seen, let alone participated in. In one generation the world transitioned from self-reliant to store-reliant. But the work our grandfathers and grandmothers would have done on a farm for their small families still has to be done for everyone living in cities.
Could you look your grandfather in the eye, knowing the work and sacrifice that bowed his back and shortened his life and call him vile?
The work was done for you.
The work is still being done for you.
Hunts like this are done on farm land, where farmers are raising the food you eat (and if you don’t eat meat, remember that 90%+ of the nation still does). Each coyote represents dozens if not hundreds of cows, chickens, gees, sheep and household pets. When they get too comfortable around farms and suburban homes they become a threat to the lives and livelihoods of the people doing the noble work of raising our food. Don’t draw a distinction between the farmers who grow plants, the ranchers who raise meat and the hunters that harvest predictors and prey animals, they’re usually all the same people.
These animals are beautiful and dangerous. No one knows that better than the people who spend their lives with them.
Keep in mind that most of the conservation money raised in this country to protect our wilderness and wildlife is paid for by these people you call vile, every hunting license and tag sold each year protects the very animals the hunters pursue.
It is vital that nature stays balanced, never forget that man is the natural apex predator and our responsibility is to keep the prey numbers high and the predator numbers low.
Susie, I love the respect for life that you were able convey with those 4 letters, I think they were a little harsh though.
Glorying in the hunt is a strange experience and can look distasteful from the outside, I understand that. I hope you can understand a little bit of why these men and the tools they sell and the tips they give are important in the right people’s hands. I certainly understand how they are irrelevant in other people’s hands :)
You must not have read the comment posted by the guy who said he has lost two cats and one dog to coyotes. He said he lives in an outer suburb of Los Angeles. He was thanking these guys for killing the coyotes. Plus you must not have read any of the comments posted by ranchers who talk about the huge loss of livestock they incur because of coyotes and wolves.
People with your self-righteous attitude make me think that you never venture out of your apartment where you have your face permanently glued to your laptop and haven't the first clue as to what the real world is all about.
Jim Yost First of all, after reading ALL 46 comments, the ones you mention aren’t on THIS thread. If they were, it wouldn’t change my opinion about human encroachment. Second, I’m a nature photographer by hobby, and that’s difficult to do from behind a laptop. Don’t assume you know anything about me (or others, for that matter). We have different opinions on this subject. It’s OK, we have that right.
@@susiemark54 ~ Nature photographer eh? Maybe you should go get in touch with some cattle ranchers and take some photographs of some baby calves that were mutilated by coyotes.
@@susiemark54 ~ Check out the first comment a guy posted to this video:
th-cam.com/video/vgFRpLnfO24/w-d-xo.html
You would do well to read most of the rest of the comments also, the last one in particular, and the replies to it (especially those).
I’m a hunter and I understand there needs to be population control, and I know we might have different opinions. I’m all about the coyotes being shot, never been a fan of bob cat hunting tho
you eat coyotes or bobcats why you kill them?
Please leave the bobcats alone.
I appreciate your comment. But I don’t share your perspective. This guy says “coyote hunting is my passion.” Anyone who gets that much joy out of killing is vile, in my opinion. No one needs to share it. Maybe if the two-legged predators didn’t encroach on every landmass on earth, these four-legged predators would have enough habitat to live their lives. No need to debate here. We’re not going to agree. But I do respect the farmers across the country.
I’m sure you respect Hillary also....Vile
I understand what you’re saying and I respect your opinion :) We are part of nature too, and the rush of hunting is a natural feeling. For the most part, humans stay near rivers and coast lines and most of the country is very sparsely populated.
I will respect your opinion and won’t push you any further on this point, but I have enjoyed talking with you about it.
Thank you
~James.
Hunter Cantwell Your comment threw me for a moment, because my wife’s name is Hillary, and it took me a minute to realize who you meant 😂
I respect Hillary as a hunter, She seems to have a pretty high body count! #edkhs
Hunter Cantwell Is she? I wouldn’t know. But thanks for throwing politics into our discussion. 👏🏻
@Susie the vile I see you gettin feisty wit it
Yeah she is but, not my point sorry the coyotes are after the mole. I’m surprised you got enough time responding cause you at the Bernie rally. Plus you said there’s no discussion here get back to brushing your pet coyote and bobcat till next time saggy Susie
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Famous last words! My friend