Here they reintroduced wolves ,,, and one was found in someone’s back garden in a normal neighborhood we are now just waiting for a kid to get eaten lol
@@Outdoorfever1just found you. Glad to see someone using the old racing hounds for a true purpose. I thought they would need a “kill” companion, but they obviously know what they are doing. Thanks for the video.
I had a greyhound and it picked a fight with the meanest, toughest dog I knew in the entire town. It would have killed that dog in a few more seconds if I didn't jump in to pull it off. I have never seen anything like the sheer look of "I want to kill everything about you" in an animal's eyes and breathing like that before or since. We had to lock her in a room alone for about an hour before she calmed down enough to be around other people or animals. There's a reason greyhounds wear muzzles when they race - they are so fast, they can tear apart a target in seconds. I don't know if I'd hunt coyotes with just one because they are delicate, but three? Omg, a coyote only has about 10 seconds to live before they catch it and tear it apart. Very impressive to see them hunting something bigger than a rabbit. Never imagined I'd see a video like this because I didn't know people used them for coyote hunting. Wow.
I used to run coyotes with Borzois and Greyhounds in NM in the 1970's. I ran jackrabbit's with Saluki's and Whippet's ! The best smoothest riding chase truck were 2wd Fords with the twin I beam front ends! Plus if you bent those axles,you could straighten them with a bottle jack and 2 eye hooks in concrete :)
My greatgrandpa was a giant of a man and he did this on a 16 hand black horse named Dynamite with several greyhounds. His ranch was full of canyons where you couldn't use a truck, but he had an old pickup he'd jump his horse into the back of to get where he was gonna hunt. He'd dispatch coyotes with his fence pliers. His ear tips were froze off because he only wore his cowboy hat no matter how cold it got. Every spring he'd take the ears to the courthouse to collect bounty money. He was one tough old cowboy. End of an era..
@@bowhunter30x67 That would be sooooo sick!!! I live in Idaho id drive to where ever you are for some of this fun!!! My 5 year old is addicted to watching these videos as well am I. Right now I'm getting into falconry but I have always wanted to run dogs on yotes❤️
I was fortunate enough to go with my Grandfather and Great Grandfather on several coyote hunts with greyhounds. He had a big Irish Wolfhound as a kill dog. He was fierce! They would completely destroy a pickup truck chasing those coyotes. I wonder why my eyes light up every time I see one? A needed sport that isn’t around as much anymore.
In the 1960s we ran 15 trail hounds in Uvalde County, we were in the sheep and goat (5-6000)business. 1972 moved Craig county Okla. (northeastern) those ran greyhounds but for fun. They had a spotter plane, 8-10 trucks hauling dogs. They seemed to show up while we were driving cattle!🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸
Wow! This is the best way to hunt coyotes. My question is this. Who keeps the vehicles in running order? There has to be the hidden rock or dip that does some damage. Also I've driven through haarvested corn and know the damage those stalks can co to the undercarriage of a pickup. Keep it up!
I know in some parts of the states they use a combination of Trigg hounds and greyhounds the greyhounds would overtake the coyote and the Trigg would take care of the varmit. Thank you for sharing very interesting. Keep them coming.
This is a silly comparison 😂. The M855 used in the first shot is an fmj with a steel penetrator. It may tumble at impact, but it will stay together and likely punch a pretty clean hole. The AK round fired is an SST, which is an expanding hunting bullet designed to take medium/large game up to about elk size. It’s made to expand quickly, yet stay together and retain enough mass to push through into an animal deep to reach vital organs. Bullet selections across the same caliber will produce vastly different terminal results. I agree, generally the 7.62 is a more powerful and devastating round, but this is not a fair comparison of the 2 cartridges.
If they are english greyhounds, is there not a huge risk of severe injury? The greyhound has very thin skin. One bite from a coyote would cause them to bleed real bad. How are you avoiding this?
@@Outdoorfever1 LOL You stole my thunder. I wish we had videos of your early days in Coyote hunting when you were pushing your Ford through the fields. Strange you didn't seem to catch that many Coyotes back in the day lol.
Have you ever taken a dog off the track used them for this. Then put them back into racing for 1 or 2 races? If so did they do better than when they stopped racing?
Only driven to church on Sunday. LOL I remember these days growing up in Iowa. I had a friend that would go 50+ mph through sloughs and it always scared the crap out of me!
I had a greyhound once, for about 5 minutes. Parents brought him home. I opened the door to go outside, he blasted through it and never was seen again.
I tried to send my working bulldogs on a coyote in a large field & they couldn't catch it....way too fast. We hog hunt & jumped the coyote, but the bulldogs had cut gear on & the coyote got smaller on them. I guess i should have used the truck like you do, but I prefer to walk in & hunt on foot. Nomos Hill Bulldogs of TN Home of the Hammonds strain of working Alligator bulldogs A.D.B.A Registered Kennel Real American Pit bull Terriers
Looks like a good way to tear the front end out of your truck going 40mph!! Lol Can the dogs only run them by sight or Abel to trail them also if they hit the woods?
@@Outdoorfever1 I always train my whippets to use scent if they lose sight of me. It takes them a few times running past my hideout but I’d call if they kept running too far. They figured it out. But the funniest was when the grass was 3 feet tall; they jump straight up and swivel their head around like a periscope, boing boing boing looking for that prey… I love that you’re repurposing greys - do you also breed them?
In America? No, in the UK? Yes. In America we use lurchers,stag hounds, greyhounds, or running walker coonhounds for coyote chasing, or we use pointers and labradors to lure them in to shoot.
@@michaelmunoz8014 Who is chasing coyotes with walkers? Ain’t no way they are catching that many coyotes with hounds. We have a kennel of walkers and ticks that we chase lions and bear with…. Not one of them can catch a coyote. Leave that up to the stags and greyhound, that’s what they are for.
@@michaelmunoz8014 have to disagree with you, about doing this in the UK, since there are zero coyotes in the UK. Coyotes are only found in North America.
@@willhorting5317 right sorry, forgot they only have foxes. But i just wanted to emphasize that english foxhounds are predominantly used in the U.K. and are rarely used in the U.S.
Chasing coyote like this may be designated as sport but it takes out animals which are no danger to human population. My sister lives in Raleigh NC and she met one whilst out walking. She is elderly and she made her way backwards to distance herself from the situation. My point is that culling urban coyotes is a problem all of its own. I assume that this applies to most states.
This looks like horseshit. Get black mountain cur dogs and lure the damn yoats into the gun or get a yoat call! This bouncing moon high in a jeep whilst chasing the "Leave the Driving to Us, Dirty Dog Bus" hounds over hill and dale ain't my bag.
@3chunter307 if your truck only lasts 6 months, then I'm sorry for your ability to drive, as well as to make repairs. In 1983, we bought a 1979 F250. Hunted coyotes out of that truck until 2018. Were repairs needed every so often? Yes. But it was more financially sound to make the repairs, than to buy a new truck.
Great story, TERRIBLE PHOTOGRAPHY. Do yourselves a favor and get a cameraman with a zoom camera. Hard to get excited about moving dots in the distance with a pile of dash crap in the foreground.
@willhorting5317 well kinda seemed that way. I hadn't herd a thing about um since they quit racing um .. but never really thought much into it or looked for um in other uses. Bet they do make a good chase dog .. wouldn't really think of um as a fighter like some breeds but guess it's still in there nature being k9s. I'm glad they aren't endangered..
I live in a small town just outside Chattanooga. Coyotes are everywhere. They're killing people pets like crazy.
Thats what most people dont understand about coyotes is that they dont only kill cattle they kill house pets
Here they reintroduced wolves ,,, and one was found in someone’s back garden in a normal neighborhood we are now just waiting for a kid to get eaten lol
@@Outdoorfever1just found you. Glad to see someone using the old racing hounds for a true purpose. I thought they would need a “kill” companion, but they obviously know what they are doing. Thanks for the video.
I had a greyhound and it picked a fight with the meanest, toughest dog I knew in the entire town. It would have killed that dog in a few more seconds if I didn't jump in to pull it off. I have never seen anything like the sheer look of "I want to kill everything about you" in an animal's eyes and breathing like that before or since. We had to lock her in a room alone for about an hour before she calmed down enough to be around other people or animals. There's a reason greyhounds wear muzzles when they race - they are so fast, they can tear apart a target in seconds. I don't know if I'd hunt coyotes with just one because they are delicate, but three? Omg, a coyote only has about 10 seconds to live before they catch it and tear it apart. Very impressive to see them hunting something bigger than a rabbit. Never imagined I'd see a video like this because I didn't know people used them for coyote hunting. Wow.
I thought they wore muzzles because they tend to attack other greyhounds out of instinct when in prey drive.
The English Deerhound is infused with canine killing Greyhounds.
The meanest longdog there is.
Hunt foxes in AUSTRALIA with wolfhounds, got more go !!
@@craigsutherland3702.
The Wolfhound was bred predominantly to guard, it would not be capable of catching a coyote.
I got a pit bull that kills a bowl of food daily. DAILY
My first time seeing greyhounds used for hunting coyotes. This is great! Keep the videos coming! 👍
In the Great Plains states, using greyhounds or greyhound mix, has been a tradition for a century.
Yes! That's great to see Grey Hounds running after prey instead of tortured to run around a track.
Great job boys, great job!
totally!... just like the greyhound in the wild, back in the day.
I'm 63 and recall moving back to Nebraska from the Detroit area and my uncle taking me on coyote hunts. Your videos take me back to those days.
Awesome!!
Congratulations.
Reminds me of my youth, here in Kansas, back in the 1970s, hunting with my dad.
I used to run coyotes with Borzois and Greyhounds in NM in the 1970's. I ran jackrabbit's with Saluki's and Whippet's ! The best smoothest riding chase truck were 2wd Fords with the twin I beam front ends! Plus if you bent those axles,you could straighten them with a bottle jack and 2 eye hooks in concrete :)
My greatgrandpa was a giant of a man and he did this on a 16 hand black horse named Dynamite with several greyhounds. His ranch was full of canyons where you couldn't use a truck, but he had an old pickup he'd jump his horse into the back of to get where he was gonna hunt. He'd dispatch coyotes with his fence pliers. His ear tips were froze off because he only wore his cowboy hat no matter how cold it got. Every spring he'd take the ears to the courthouse to collect bounty money. He was one tough old cowboy. End of an era..
@BIGBigBoiNICK Most assuredly true. I went with him him on his last hunt this way. He was 82
so badass I bet he had some awesome stories to tell
Did he actually dispatch them with pliers, or just take the ears after the dogs handled it?
Man this gets me fired up son!!!! Dare you to invite me and my blue heeler to do this.❤🇺🇲
Deal I think I can make that happen
@@bowhunter30x67 That would be sooooo sick!!! I live in Idaho id drive to where ever you are for some of this fun!!! My 5 year old is addicted to watching these videos as well am I. Right now I'm getting into falconry but I have always wanted to run dogs on yotes❤️
Always knew greyhounds were fast, never knew they could be aggressive. All of the racing rescue dogs I've seen are docile.
I was fortunate enough to go with my Grandfather and Great Grandfather on several coyote hunts with greyhounds. He had a big Irish Wolfhound as a kill dog. He was fierce! They would completely destroy a pickup truck chasing those coyotes. I wonder why my eyes light up every time I see one? A needed sport that isn’t around as much anymore.
That’s awesome thanks for the comment!!
In the 1960s we ran 15 trail hounds in Uvalde County, we were in the sheep and goat (5-6000)business. 1972 moved Craig county Okla. (northeastern) those ran greyhounds but for fun. They had a spotter plane, 8-10 trucks hauling dogs. They seemed to show up while we were driving cattle!🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸
Wow! This is the best way to hunt coyotes. My question is this. Who keeps the vehicles in running order? There has to be the hidden rock or dip that does some damage. Also I've driven through haarvested corn and know the damage those stalks can co to the undercarriage of a pickup. Keep it up!
I'll proof read my comment nest time.
Awesome hunts guys!
Thanks!
We do that here in NM also. NICE!
This is AMAZING!!!❤❤❤❤
I know in some parts of the states they use a combination of Trigg hounds and greyhounds the greyhounds would overtake the coyote and the Trigg would take care of the varmit. Thank you for sharing very interesting. Keep them coming.
*VARMINT
What do y’all do with the carcass of the coyote
Seen this dine with Afghans and I love it. Thanks for the great vid.
Glad you enjoyed it
Do the greyhounds kill the coyote?
Yup
@@Outdoorfever1 Cool. I didn't know they did that.
super cool, should add a Borzoi to that pack!!!
Here in England most running dog guys who do foxes and deer have greyhound x bull terrier. Speed and power seems the way they like it.
Are there any packs of foxhounds hunting Coyotes in Iowa?
This is a silly comparison 😂. The M855 used in the first shot is an fmj with a steel penetrator. It may tumble at impact, but it will stay together and likely punch a pretty clean hole. The AK round fired is an SST, which is an expanding hunting bullet designed to take medium/large game up to about elk size. It’s made to expand quickly, yet stay together and retain enough mass to push through into an animal deep to reach vital organs. Bullet selections across the same caliber will produce vastly different terminal results.
I agree, generally the 7.62 is a more powerful and devastating round, but this is not a fair comparison of the 2 cartridges.
I swear, if y’all get a friend to learn how to control an FPV drone, your video will be extra fire🔥🔥🔥
Great dog names
Thanks
Nice. I would like go on a hunt like this
Go for it!
If they are english greyhounds, is there not a huge risk of severe injury? The greyhound has very thin skin. One bite from a coyote would cause them to bleed real bad. How are you avoiding this?
Our dogs are super tough and do get bit occasionally. But when they do have a cut we take them home and give them proper treatment.
@@Outdoorfever1 are they pure breed greyhounds or mixes?
Hell yeah, would love to do this
Fabulous day out I’m so jealous 👍👍
Great stuff. Ya'll need a drone to get better footage, wish i could bring mine.
how do you NOT include footage from dog cams? and if you could get close ups and slow motions of the fight, your channel would blow up. js...
You cant post that. To many peta people
How does your truck not fall apart?
Cause its a Chevy
@@Outdoorfever1 LOL You stole my thunder. I wish we had videos of your early days in Coyote hunting when you were pushing your Ford through the fields. Strange you didn't seem to catch that many Coyotes back in the day lol.
That is so awesome 👌
Awesome
Great working dogs. Interesting to view . Keep up the good work!!
❤❤❤❤let me know when you have a litter...been looking for some pups out of real working dogs
Have you ever taken a dog off the track used them for this. Then put them back into racing for 1 or 2 races? If so did they do better than when they stopped racing?
Only driven to church on Sunday. LOL I remember these days growing up in Iowa. I had a friend that would go 50+ mph through sloughs and it always scared the crap out of me!
I like that! Those dogs are having a blast,me to! Thanks
For sure!!!
What part of Iowa were you hunting?
Northern
Yeah great video I got to watch some more
More to come!
I’d love to watch this with a professional crew filming National Geographic style or with a drone.
I had a greyhound once, for about 5 minutes. Parents brought him home. I opened the door to go outside, he blasted through it and never was seen again.
Is there a special switch in the cab that releases the dogs out of the bed?
Buddy’s transmission left the chat
@@jondeer91 Nope she still runs great a year later!
Well that's one way to get rid of them.
You will never even put a dent in their numbers
I wanna come out and do this! Looks bumpy af but fun lol
Brilliant!!💪💪👍
WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?
WHO?
WHO?
WHO?
WHO?
😊
I tried to send my working bulldogs on a coyote in a large field & they couldn't catch it....way too fast. We hog hunt & jumped the coyote, but the bulldogs had cut gear on & the coyote got smaller on them. I guess i should have used the truck like you do, but I prefer to walk in & hunt on foot.
Nomos Hill Bulldogs of TN
Home of the Hammonds strain of working Alligator bulldogs
A.D.B.A Registered Kennel
Real American Pit bull Terriers
A bull greyhound is a Lurcher pal and NOT a longdog.
A longdog is a cross between two different sighthound breeds.
We dont cross with bulldogs
That’s scary when the dogs have to cross a road.
Damn those dogs are fast!! Awesome
not the bus by its same name though (:
Cool vid....but get someone else to film while you drive
Great times…wouldn’t want to buy any used trucks off of you guys though 😂
An English Deerhound would be well worth a go, I would wager an English Deerhound is more than capable of dispatching a coyote single handed.
Everyone always wants a story of one-upsmanship. LOL.
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@@craptainofseaNo one likes a one upper...haha
Looks like a good way to tear the front end out of your truck going 40mph!! Lol
Can the dogs only run them by sight or Abel to trail them also if they hit the woods?
Sight
@catchemalive yes, it can be hard on the truck.
But it's a lot better to repair the truck, than to have dogs with torn up feet.
*ABLE
@@Outdoorfever1 I always train my whippets to use scent if they lose sight of me. It takes them a few times running past my hideout but I’d call if they kept running too far. They figured it out. But the funniest was when the grass was 3 feet tall; they jump straight up and swivel their head around like a periscope, boing boing boing looking for that prey… I love that you’re repurposing greys - do you also breed them?
Does anyone hunt coyote with English Fox Hounds?
In America? No, in the UK? Yes. In America we use lurchers,stag hounds, greyhounds, or running walker coonhounds for coyote chasing, or we use pointers and labradors to lure them in to shoot.
@@michaelmunoz8014 Who is chasing coyotes with walkers? Ain’t no way they are catching that many coyotes with hounds. We have a kennel of walkers and ticks that we chase lions and bear with…. Not one of them can catch a coyote. Leave that up to the stags and greyhound, that’s what they are for.
@@michaelmunoz8014 have to disagree with you, about doing this in the UK, since there are zero coyotes in the UK.
Coyotes are only found in North America.
@@willhorting5317 right sorry, forgot they only have foxes. But i just wanted to emphasize that english foxhounds are predominantly used in the U.K. and are rarely used in the U.S.
@@michaelmunoz8014 👍
Awsome
*Awesome
👌👍
Glad you liked it!
i wonder if anyone does this kind of hunting in arizona? they do mountain lions.
Notice the chemtrails in the sky. They’ll linger for hours in that slight & humidity & altitude ,
Hold your breath. Good hunt though.
🐺👊
Is one called cheeseburger ? 😂
You aren’t hunting Coyote with Greyhound. The Greyhound are hunting Coyote with Humans.
Grew up there left when I was 17 it is the boring state
Maybe next time use a better camera with a good zoom.
Its not the camera it the upload quality… im working on it
TH-cam is dumb sometimes
Stop complaining scroll past if you don't like it. This man is putting out content enjoy.
Maybe next time watch a bud light commercial.
Ytf you stop that far away from the action if you have the camera smmfh
Release the Krackens !
Chasing coyote like this may be designated as sport but it takes out animals which are no danger to human population. My sister lives in Raleigh NC and she met one whilst out walking. She is elderly and she made her way backwards to distance herself from the situation. My point is that culling urban coyotes is a problem all of its own. I assume that this applies to most states.
This looks like horseshit. Get black mountain cur dogs and lure the damn yoats into the gun or get a yoat call! This bouncing moon high in a jeep whilst chasing the "Leave the Driving to Us, Dirty Dog Bus" hounds over hill and dale ain't my bag.
My truck lasted 6 months but boy we put on hurting on those yotes. Time to buy a new $80 k truck for hunt season 2024
use a good ATV
80k truck for a coyote that isn't worth $10.... makes sense
@3chunter307 if your truck only lasts 6 months, then I'm sorry for your ability to drive, as well as to make repairs.
In 1983, we bought a 1979 F250.
Hunted coyotes out of that truck until 2018.
Were repairs needed every so often? Yes.
But it was more financially sound to make the repairs, than to buy a new truck.
@@willhorting5317I dog hunt deer on dirt roads and across fields. I know the game and can drive. I was being sarcastic.
@@3chunter307 ok. I'm an old man. Sarcasm in comments gets lost on me.
Understand needing rid of Coyotes, but don't use the word "hunting" for this.
Sorry Karen. You call it what you want, us men will call it what we want.
Yah just like dog fighting is a sport.
@@matthowell1633 dogs fighting each other isn't. Dogs chasing down vermin like coyotes, is. Diaper wearing liberals don't like it.🤣
Yes it is hunting just like using hounds to chase rabbits or deer
mochismo don't play
Great story, TERRIBLE PHOTOGRAPHY. Do yourselves a favor and get a cameraman with a zoom camera. Hard to get excited about moving dots in the distance with a pile of dash crap in the foreground.
Think of all the rats and mice that will now survive without coyotes to hunt them.
Feral Cats exist
@@demetryc.9734 And coyotes are pretty much dependent on rodents to live. Maybe think about the consequences of your actions.
I guarantee you that the rats and mice population will remain in check.
Within days of a coyote being removed from the area, another moves right in.
@@jago76the coyote's diet consists of much more than just mice.
They are opportunistic.
They will eat nearly anything.
Yes, and in ag fields where rodents are prevalent, that's what they mainly eat.@@willhorting5317
I thought greyhounds were indangered now as we nolonger can let um chase a fake bunny & bet on the winner.
Endangered? Hardly.
@willhorting5317 well kinda seemed that way. I hadn't herd a thing about um since they quit racing um .. but never really thought much into it or looked for um in other uses. Bet they do make a good chase dog .. wouldn't really think of um as a fighter like some breeds but guess it's still in there nature being k9s. I'm glad they aren't endangered..
@@cnone3785
*endangered
*heard
their* nature
As a hunter to call this hunting is laughable at best !
Buy a call and get out of your truck !
This isn't hunting as a recreational activity, this is pure vermin control, there is a bit of a difference.