As a hunter turned to photography like yourself, I can really appreciate your artistic touches on your videos! Gorgeous sunsets and love all the drone work also-that stuff is gold, especially seeing how the coyotes respond to it!
Yup, I sure do! It looks a bit different than it used to. Chopped it clear down to 19" so it would still be maneuverable with the suppressor. Lost 240 fps, but it still out runs a .204R by quite a bit, is fairly handy and fairly quiet. Pretty neat rig actually.
Coming from someone, who's 2 passions is photography and coyote hunting.... the sunset pictures at the abandoned structure are incredible!! I live in Stansbury Park, what would it take to get a chance to go out hunting with ya? Either way... GREAT CONTENT!! Dustin White
You guys did a heck of good job of filming for not having done any for a long dry spell. The drone footage is really cool! Be neat to pick one up start to finish. FYI my 224 Clark may be ready to use this winter;-)😊
Well done! That drone footage adds a whole nother dimension to things.😎😎😎😎 Wish I was healthy enough to still be getting out. It's been a couple of years.😞
Yeah... I hear ya. I don't want to bore people with me just talking too much on my videos, so I leave a lot of explanations out. Likewise, I don't want to bore them with a lot of "non action" footage. I'd actually like to use a lot of that footage, because I think it's the reality of coyote hunting. But I know for a fact most people just get bored with it and leave if when I use much of that stuff in the finished video. But I totally get what you are saying and don't mind explaining here. The stand was over. So, about 13 minutes after that first one got killed. Shut the caller down, talking about the stand, getting ready to go gather dead coyote and caller etc. I have an absolute, fanatical, can't be broken rule, we unload when the stand is over. Why? Shortest version I can give, I know two dead guys from AD's. Both relatives of my best friend, and longest hunting partner. One of them was like family to me too - he even called me "uncle Dave". He's even in one of my early DVD's from way back in the day. I"m just a nazi about it. Stand is over, we unload. That's it. Benefit to it, I take a practice dry fire at the end of every stand and I really believe that helps more than just a little bit in making almost all my shots count on stand. So, stand was over, Steve unloaded to humor me. THEN, we saw that coyote coming, lol! It happens... Had one last weekend, same deal, except I was on the rifle and my buddy Tim was on the camera. Bolt rifle this time, heh-heh... Not much drama getting one into the chamber and then dumping that second coyote. Tim got it all on video, so it will be in my next coyote hunting post. But, I cut out almost all the stuff about me being unloaded before he spotted that coyote. In the audio you'll be able to hear me fussing and jacking one in - but no real footage or mention of it. I'd like to leave it in. But experience has taught me, people mostly don't want to watch that kind of stuff. Probably way more than you wanted to know, lol!
Go back and look at that last one going over the hill. It looked like it hunched (as in being hit) and I heard a plop (bullet impact). If the ground was wet then OK, you missed and the bullet hit wet dirt. I'd bet he's up there right now getting picked over by ravens.
No such luck. The road we were on goes up and around that corner so we were driving that way on our way to the next stand anyway. Stopped to check. No sign of a hit on the ground. I've watched it a bunch of times and see that "hunch" too, but I think that was just him grabbing another gear.
Nice. Glad you passed on the sky line coyote. I wouldnt shoot cause were not the only people out there. Not fun when you have bullets wizzing passed you
No! No fun at all to have bullets whizzing past you. There are situations where I feel 100% safe taking the skyline shot. If I know what's behind the skyline and know it's safe. But those are the only times I do.
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Great footage Dave, what camera are you using?
A Canon G50 I bought as a refurb.
Very good video, I have found another coyote hunting channel with great hunts and no bragging or self promotion. Thank you!!
@Tom B that is very much appreciated!
As a hunter turned to photography like yourself, I can really appreciate your artistic touches on your videos! Gorgeous sunsets and love all the drone work also-that stuff is gold, especially seeing how the coyotes respond to it!
Thanks Z, I appreciate that!
The drone footage is absolutely insane, keep making that fur fly
Thanks @Sawdog2! You too!
Nice video, Dave. Pretty cool drone footage and even good music choices.
Cool, thanks!
Good to see you still getting after them Dave. Hope all is well.
Thanks Joshua! Still getting out amongst 'em as much as I can manage.
What scope reticle is that focused in on that first coyote before ya dumped it haha ??
Hahaha!
Great video Dave! I love the 6 dti. I'm shooting a 55gr nosler bt at 3650. Do you still have your 20-250?
Yup, I sure do! It looks a bit different than it used to. Chopped it clear down to 19" so it would still be maneuverable with the suppressor. Lost 240 fps, but it still out runs a .204R by quite a bit, is fairly handy and fairly quiet. Pretty neat rig actually.
Coming from someone, who's 2 passions is photography and coyote hunting.... the sunset pictures at the abandoned structure are incredible!! I live in Stansbury Park, what would it take to get a chance to go out hunting with ya? Either way... GREAT CONTENT!! Dustin White
Thanks Torry! Photography and coyotes are pretty good areas of interest. I'm pretty booked up for the rest of this winter.
I think I know exactly where that structure is. In a spot where I had my best single day hunting yet. It's also a couple hours away from anything.
@@JoshuaNeedham sounds about right lol!
Good watching there, thanks for putting up! What bullet is being used in the 6 DTI?
Guess if I was patient enough to watch the whole video I would have had my answer.
No worries! For those not so patient as you, a 39 gr. Blitzking.
Awesome as always,thanks for sharing Dave!
My pleasure!
What drone did you use? Nice work.
It's an Air 2S. Thanks!
You guys did a heck of good job of filming for not having done any for a long dry spell. The drone footage is really cool! Be neat to pick one up start to finish.
FYI my 224 Clark may be ready to use this winter;-)😊
Nice! It ought to be a death laser!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing some secrets about your setup.
Thanks Stacy! I don't have any secrets though! Pay attention to the wind. Get in undetected, setup, call, shoot, repeat!
That drone footage was GREAT!!
Glad you think so. I wasn't sure anyone would like that. I did, but that doesn't always mean anyone else will.
excellent video 👏🏻👏🏻what call do you use?
Using a jackrabbit distress sound on a Foxpro CS24
Great footage! Really diggin the drone stuff
Thanks! Always appreciate hearing that!
Just found your channel.. Great footage and hunting!! Well done sirs!
Thanks! Glad you found it and more glad you like it!
Well done! That drone footage adds a whole nother dimension to things.😎😎😎😎
Wish I was healthy enough to still be getting out. It's been a couple of years.😞
Sorry to hear your health is poor Will. Do appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
@@DaveAffleck 😎 thanks.
Id love to travel to hunt areas like you get to see. Would like to plan a trip to Utah some time calling up there.
You should!
Where are you guys hunting?
Well at least the state anyway
Great video Dave.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Not sure why we’re loading rounds in the middle of hunting after shooting one…. Doesn’t make much sense.
Yeah... I hear ya.
I don't want to bore people with me just talking too much on my videos, so I leave a lot of explanations out. Likewise, I don't want to bore them with a lot of "non action" footage. I'd actually like to use a lot of that footage, because I think it's the reality of coyote hunting. But I know for a fact most people just get bored with it and leave if when I use much of that stuff in the finished video.
But I totally get what you are saying and don't mind explaining here.
The stand was over. So, about 13 minutes after that first one got killed. Shut the caller down, talking about the stand, getting ready to go gather dead coyote and caller etc.
I have an absolute, fanatical, can't be broken rule, we unload when the stand is over. Why? Shortest version I can give, I know two dead guys from AD's. Both relatives of my best friend, and longest hunting partner. One of them was like family to me too - he even called me "uncle Dave". He's even in one of my early DVD's from way back in the day.
I"m just a nazi about it. Stand is over, we unload. That's it.
Benefit to it, I take a practice dry fire at the end of every stand and I really believe that helps more than just a little bit in making almost all my shots count on stand.
So, stand was over, Steve unloaded to humor me. THEN, we saw that coyote coming, lol! It happens...
Had one last weekend, same deal, except I was on the rifle and my buddy Tim was on the camera. Bolt rifle this time, heh-heh... Not much drama getting one into the chamber and then dumping that second coyote. Tim got it all on video, so it will be in my next coyote hunting post.
But, I cut out almost all the stuff about me being unloaded before he spotted that coyote. In the audio you'll be able to hear me fussing and jacking one in - but no real footage or mention of it. I'd like to leave it in. But experience has taught me, people mostly don't want to watch that kind of stuff.
Probably way more than you wanted to know, lol!
Great to see Tim again. It's been a long time.
No doubt! I can't get him to come out near as often as we used to. But I still drag him out there as often as I can!
Go back and look at that last one going over the hill. It looked like it hunched (as in being hit) and I heard a plop (bullet impact). If the ground was wet then OK, you missed and the bullet hit wet dirt. I'd bet he's up there right now getting picked over by ravens.
No such luck. The road we were on goes up and around that corner so we were driving that way on our way to the next stand anyway. Stopped to check. No sign of a hit on the ground. I've watched it a bunch of times and see that "hunch" too, but I think that was just him grabbing another gear.
Nice. Glad you passed on the sky line coyote. I wouldnt shoot cause were not the only people out there. Not fun when you have bullets wizzing passed you
No! No fun at all to have bullets whizzing past you. There are situations where I feel 100% safe taking the skyline shot. If I know what's behind the skyline and know it's safe. But those are the only times I do.
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