Coyote vs Labradors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2019
- This video was taken on May 31st, 2019. A coyote was in the yard talking to my dogs. It's an interesting conversation. The three dogs are Max, the chocolate boy, Agnes and Vivian, both yellow lab girls. In the end, it appears the coyote didn't want nothing to do with jumping the fence to try and inflict any physical harm. It was all just a verbal showdown but nothing bad ever happened.
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He’s baiting them, probably has 3 buddies in the bushes waiting. Keep your dogs safe, that coyote shows no fear of them.
Perhaps the 6 foot fence separating him from the dogs was another reason the coyote wasn’t scared.
I had a rottweiler that turned one into bait. While dragging around a 10 ft logging chain.
I've seen that once & it spread around the net. I'd need multiple videos of them baiting w/ other coyotes hiding.
Tht coyote could get over the fence if it wanted. It doesn't have any desire to do so. The coyote to its credit is smart & knows the dogs can't jump the fence. So it can safely either screw w/ them or gather intel.
3 boys labs win a fight agaisnst 3 or 4 coyotes 100 procent
Nice looking slice of land you got there!
be a shame if it got eminent domain-US gov
@@kenrudd6362 get a fuckin clue
Keep a good watch over your dogs. The coyote will likely be back with some friends and hope to catch one of your dogs away from the others and kill it. That fence is no obstacle at all for coyotes.
Unless you get some coyote runners
@@ruthosuna7085 Yes. Several Greyhounds can run them down and kill them quickly. That's how they do it in Kansas.
Coyotes may hunt in pairs but not packs, unless they have some young ones with them. One lab could defend itself against a Yote one on one. Those 3 labs would have no problem taking on two or 3 Yotes. My 4 German Shepherds can handle any, "Yote pack." Yotes do not lure dogs back to the pack for an ambush, that is not true, legend. What probably happens is a dog may chase a Yote back to the female and some pups and it is not an ambush. A German Shepherd, Rottie, Pitt Bull can handle two to three Yotes at one time. Yotes are only 35 pounds max, many smaller.
@@trajan6927 nice to know!
@@lyricshills7099 a lab or German Shepherd, Rottie, Dobie all are 2 to 3 times the weight of a Yote. Their teeth are 2 times the size of the teeth of a Yote. The bite pressure of those dogs are 2 to 3 times the bite pressure of a Yote. Yotes have more stamina, can run faster and have better streets smarts.
When I lived in a Phoenix, a neighbor left his door open as he was bringing in several loads of groceries from his car. On his 3rd trip back into his house, he all but tripped over a coyote in his foyer dragging his one year old son out door by his diaper. The kid's OK. The coyote is not.
OMG. There are hundreds of comments on this video but that is the craziest one I have read yet. WOW. So glad the kid was ok.
@@derekmanis It's true. It happened in our subdivision (back in the 90s) with houses all around.
@@debbiericker8223 That is just crazy!
Look up Amy Burnette Arizona Game And Fish Dept., Coyote Behavior.
@@derekmanis look up Janet Kessler, Naturalist and Amy Burnette Arizona Game And Fish Dept., Coyote Behavior. Cheers!
OMG what good fencing. I'm jealous! Cute discussion they had!!!
I suggested to him to get 8 feet tall fences with coyote rollers on top. The current fence he has is not good enough because coyotes can easily climb over the fence.
The coyote is trying to entice the dogs to chase it and when it does it leads them back to the pack
I am impressed with the fence also
“Cute discussion” lmao that POS would maul those dogs first chance. Stop watching cartoons.
@@hihosilver5429 Terry's don't hunt in packs family groups at best get your facts straight MO
Off topic but What a beautiful property . Love love love the yard
Thank you, Billie. Stay tuned for a video I am making about the subdivision being built behind me:(
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Yeah like what state do you live in if you don't mind lol. Going to start looking for property there
I was gonna mention that billy
We have coyotes in Upstate South Carolina. Some folks here consider these animals as non-native intruders, and just like humans, they are very adaptable. Humans and coyotes have a very long history. Just above us in North Carolina near the Virginia line, there are pockets of reintroduced red wolves, which once thrived here in the Mid-Atlantic states. I enjoy seeing large predators, but be warned if you have small animals at home. Coyotes will make a quick meal of a domestic cat or even a small dog, and will sometimes attack larger domestic canines if emboldened. My adopted feral calico cat spends half her time outside, but so far has outsmarted these critters. I am also raising a Lab-Rottie mix pup to protect my property and alert me to any intruders. I have plans to raise a small herd of Kiko goats as soon as I secure the perimeter of the property. BTW, nice fencing you have there! Good fences make great neighbors...
Nice quote about fences making good neighbors...tell Biden.
Get a donkey
I often hear those types of coyote calls at night just before multiple coyotes can be heard chasing some unfortunate creature, and then sometimes the sounds of some attempt at fending off the coyotes and death screams follow. One night I heard the coyotes chasing a dog, and then the sounds of the dog attempting to defend itself before screaming as it was eaten alive. I hate coyotes. We used to have feral cats in my area when I moved here and no rodent problems. Now the cats are gone, and the coyotes and rodents are flourishing.
Should have shot it and been done instead of filming. This thing is a nuisance and is going to bring back friends.
Look up pet coyotes, they can be very sweet animals if they didn't need to hunt.
@@guyincognito1560 I have actually had them in the crosshairs, and not had the heart to shoot because it feels like I'm shooting a dog (except the ones trying to steal my neighbors chickens, but I had good reason) . I really should shoot them though, they reduce deer population and do attack all kinds of other animals. Sometimes it's hard to kill a healthy looking creature, even if it needs to be done.
Coyotes are useless trash they should all be eliminated.
Beautiful property you have there!! Glad your pups are ok. That coyote was sizing them up for later
Awwww thank you! You're welcome to visit!
@@derekmanis where do u live… JK
@@brobrobear470 I'm in central Indiana. Are you close by?
@@derekmanis nah bro NY
@@derekmanis I'm closer .. California
I am in Wake Forest, N.C.
This past weekend I saw my first coyote in my yard.
We hear them in the evening, off in the distance. But, I hadn't seen one in my yard yet.
I didn't want him getting used to coming in my yard, so I stepped out on my deck and hollered at him.
He trotted along my back fence and went off into the woods.
But, I enjoyed your video, because I got to hear what a solo coyote sounds like up close.
Thanks for sharing...even though, I was a little late finding your video.😁
Glad you found it useful! Thank you for the comment, Lindy!
Patriot shooting sports in Youngsville has a solution to your problem.
@@jamesjarmon7383 My husband would have that well covered...But, for me I say live and let live...😁
The problem with Labradors , you can't just have one .
Ain't that the truth!
Coyote baited my brendel pit bull to pursue it. Couldn't stop her, she came back with several bites,,,and the jaw bone of the Coyote. They never returned.
That’s awesome!! Not that your dog got bit but that it won the battle!!
Watching that yote makes my trigger finger shake!
HA! That's funny!
That first tan lab was pissed
His barks and yowls are letting his pack in the woods know what he's found. Buy a high-powered 25 Cal or larger Air rifle an a good scope and give that coyote a Zinger or two otherwise he'll become your new constant neighbor from HELL.👿 mark my words! Cuz he already marked his!
22-250 is more effective.
how about a 22-250 and be done with it
That coyote is vocalizing a challenge bark sequence
OK Coyote whisperer. Moron
Around here you would have heard a big boom. No more coyote.
When coyotes start intruding into the homestead, often they only safe and good answer is a rifle.
Gorgeous property and most excellent fence. Pristine. I think they were just yakking at each other. Yotes are cute.... but having had livestock I know they can do damage and even kill dogs. I've also seen them play with dogs and not be vicious at all. My kitties I really have to protect by keeping them in. Thanks for the video - enjoyed listening to the canine exchange.
That could be a lead dog, looking for prey and calling the rest in. 😬
There's a reason you can hunt coyotes year round in almost every state and it's not cause they're cute and cuddly.
My state is overrun by coyotes and we can't do anything about them. Everyone hates them with a passion. They eat cats and even attack people's dogs. It's hard to know what benefit to nature coyotes have, except maybe eating vermin.
A friend in Texas was walking his Irish Setter on a leash when two coyotes attacked, gutted it and ate the liver. The coyotes ignored his attempts to kick them off, just danced out of the way. I also witnessed a single mother coyote kill a small terrier on a leash at an open space park in Aurora, Colorado. The only thing worse than coyotes for dogs and cats is a mountain lion.
I had an irish setter, this hurt to read .
That's awful. I'd have a gun if I had to walk my dog in Coyote territory.
@@CCI320 It's disturbing for sure. I live in the city so I have to watch out for fools with vicious dogs off-leash. No coyotes here. Just stupid people.
@@gerardinecizmar wait a year or two. The coyotes will come. It may take 10 years for the wolves to come. Welcome to the new reality,
Any update on this? Are your labs still okay? Be careful around coyotes. They will kill your dogs if given the opportunity.
The Coyotes have never crossed the fence and all my dogs are fine. Well, one of my yellow lab girls is dying from Kidney failure but the Coyotes have never done anything but harassed my dogs.
@@derekmanis Good to hear those coyotes didn't get to your dogs. And so sorry for the one with kidney failure. Hope she can manage it for as long as she can.
If that coyote wanted to, he could jump that fence with ease.
Sure but he is not stupid he knows there’s 3 big dogs . If it would’ve been a small dog the coyote would have made the jump and killed it .
@@fernandocavazos2761 its some place where the only dog you can own is a pitbull. any other dog is fair game for coyotes ,even a german sheperd.
@@PHlophe Kangle. Great Pyranees. Many dogs can handle them
That coyote is brave when the 3 labs are fenced in.
@@darhug1968a so in other words the coyote is a chicken shirt he eggs it on and runs to his coyote friends to get help. I mean I know that's what coyotes do I was just trying to brag up the labradors.
Pretty nice area you got there.. seem your dogs love it .
Hahaha! Coyote is saying: " I'm out here suckers! and you're stuck in there "
It kinda sounds like the coyote was trying to imitate the dogs barking
Plenty of time to have anchored that coyote to the ground and not harm your dogs. Hope he doesn’t regret letting it walk - too many times that has ended in tragedy. Yes, 3 on 1 is fine. And yes, they top out around 40#, but they hunt every day of their lives and dogs don’t. Easy distance even with iron sights.
But there's houses behind there. You can see the rooftops of at least 3 houses back there
I totally agree! That was indeed a handcannon target.
I would’ve downed him.
Nice scenery. Looks very similar to my rural surroundings in🌙🌴SC
Unfortunately, they are now building a subdivision behind me. I am doing a time lapse video of the construction. It's sad to see the end of all the wildlife out there. Can't stop the sprawl!
@@derekmanis 😲 Wow! Hate whenever that happens & very true.
It was a chocolate Lab who taught my German Shepherd she couldn't be top dog forever. He came on the property and pinned her down. She was passed her prime and had that not been the case she probably would have not allowed it. I never will forget the look on her face. One tuff dog. While on leash two dogs attacked her and she ended that quickly She wanted to be the boss and if you didn't submit to her you couldn't be together. Dog aggressive people friendly. Watched her battle one minute and then play the next with the same dog. As long as she was top dog. Guess it worked out for the best. She was smart enough to realize not every battle could be won. Calmed her down. Old age has a way of doing that. I might add there were plenty of coyotes around and luckily never any issues. Bears also. Property backed up by 25000 acres of state land and hundreds of private. I have seen more around lately and its a bit unnerving hearing them howl at night. She has been gone ten years.
Dogs are the most amazing creatures on the planet! Wish humans were as loyal and trustworthy!
I have a large male Yellow who sounds the same. Long as he is in charge, he's friendly to all dogs. But if a dog doesn't give his due, doesn't respect his boundaries, then he'll do what he has to to teach it. Not every owner appreciated the free "instruction" their dog got. But he loves all people. We've always had 3 to 5 Labs, and he runs the pack with utter surity. Every dog knows their place, and nothing makes a dog in a pack happier and more centered than knowing exactly where they are in the social order. Now the big guy is old, almost 13, and not very mobile, but all the other dogs still hang with him, even the young ones. He just trained up a new pup, who now adores him. I'm expecting challenges when he passes as the pack will have to sort out its social structure a different way.
@@derekmanis the more I know people, the more I like my dogs.
@@derekmanis put your dog and your wife in the trunk of your car for an hour. Open the trunk an hour later and see who is happy to see you! Lmao. 🤣
Your Dogs were ready. The Chocolate lab wasn't having it. Good Video
Thank you, Mark! The chocolate is the only boy...my two white ones are girls!
Coyotes with 5 moth age are able 2 jump a fence like that , 10 months they are #1 jumping fences 7 to 8 feet tall
see i would have grabbed a gun and turned that beast into bathroom rug and the rest of meat into Morrocan Mechoui.
I WOULD PUT THE DOG'S IN HOUSE , GET MY GUN
oh i would pop pop pop that vermine real quick. nobody gets near my dog without feeling the pain.
The coyote was definitely aware of your presence which is why it eventually took off.
Many dogs have been lost in similar scenarios. Coy encourages dog to jump over the fence and draws it to the pack. Luckily, your dogs have not figured out how to scale the fence!
One engaged my Pyr a couple of months ago in a similar fashion. The only difference was that the coy was not deterred by my presence. I ended up discharging bearspray and nailed it. It hasn’t been back since!
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Coyotes almost exclusively hunt alone and are scavengers. Also, in almost every situation where a dog has been taken by a coyote, it is a very small “purse sized” dog. The only time you see a group of coyotes is a mom coyote with her pups. She will teach them how to scavenge for food for the first few months until they venture out on their own and never come back.
@@Thatguy-fg4fp They kill house cats by the handfuls.
The land is beautiful. What do u grow?
The land behind my fence is now in the process of becoming a subdivision. I have been filming the progression and when it is completed, I will post the timeline of the devastation. I know it's good for the people that move into the new homes but seeing the native land turn into more homes is just so sad. They are supposed to be finished with it this fall so if you subscribe to my channel, you will get to see what it looks like now. It is unrecognisable.
Coyote: Hello my sons!!!!
Dogs: How dare you calling us your sons???😡😡😡😡
We have coyotes in AZ. They run in packs, this was probably the scout. One will go ahead and then the rest will follow. In this case the others stayed hidden. It looks healthy. They also will try to get one of the dogs alone and will attack it. God bless
if i was there i'd be sat on the porch with a weapon . the female Toyota shows up and i'll shoot .
The ONLY reason that coyote is standing his ground is because of that fence... or else he would have run away and disappeared into that woods in your backyard... lol...
Coyote won't stand his ground, instead lead them into a ambush where other yotes are waiting
Coyote- there's 3 of them over here behind the fence, so I can't bait them away. 3 coyotes in the bushes- well do something im hungry. Coyote- well ya out of luck, the dogs aint budging...
Wonder what they were talking about...
Thirty-ought-six will solve the coyote problem
My white lab started barking listening to this video
LOL! That's a good dog!
My Greyhound hates coyotes,and she is teaching my golden retriever pup and my bully pup what they need to do when they come around,such good girls
I have a 22 Magnum round with that Coyotes name on it
Exactly what i was thinking cant believe he let it go
i have a whole bunch . dogs would be barking and i'll be loading the gun , take a good aim and pop pop pop.
That coyote had backup waiting in the treeline. It was trying to lure your dogs to chase it. Good thing your dogs couldn't get out.
I know the coyotes are cunning. Sometimes at night if a siren is in the distance it sounds like there are 400 of them out there. It's an eerie sound when they all cackle together.
@@derekmanisI can imagine! But it sure looks beautiful and peaceful there, but there's danger lurkin' in them woods! lol
That's it. Setting a trap !
@@derekmanis I know right! Hearing coyotes at night time is kinda scary. Used to live in Phoenix Arizona it was crazy! Every night you would hear coyotes.
@@arturoanaya7753 What is strange is that when you hear them at night, it sounds like there are hundreds of them. Then I shine my spotlight out there and see 4 or 6 eyeballs glowing back at me.
I had a couple coyotes do that same thing to my dog, no fence and they died from lead poison.
It's BEAUTIFUL back there!! Awesome for you guys!! As someone that used to live in the country & have animals/pets of ALL kinds & experienced MANY encounters like this one, except we had 11 acres & the only fencing was done for horses! They had free-run of the entire place! And, so did the OTHER critters!lol Being familiar with this situation, this coyote was alone, possibly kicked OUT of a pack; he didn't act aggressively toward the dogs; It kinda looks like the complete OPPOSITE!! As if he WANTED to meet/play/pack with them! If the fence hadn't been there, I'll bet that the coyote would've sauntered over to them & they would've had a good ole sniffing party for several seconds, THEN start to play! lol Sounds ridiculous, I know, but it happened TWICE with our dogs!lol We had a pond, with a levee; We had taken in a stray Great Pyonese, probably around 3-5 yrs old; He was HUGE! His name was CUJO!lol. He was one of the absolute BEST dogs that I've ever happened across! He was amazing! Anywho!lol One evening at dusk, barely before the sun went down completely, very little light, etc. I opened the sliding glass door, (weather permitting, we kept it open a few inches for the animals could go/come as they pleased! My littlest dog, a Shih-Tzu, was yapping like crazy! I looked in the direction she was fixated upon, and it was the levee!! When I looked, I could see that a fawn/very young doe, PLAYING WITH CUJO!lol. They were bouncing around, then GENTLY head-butt each other!! lmao It's a shame it was a gazillion years ago & we didn't have smartphones yet!lol
Hi Lisa, thank you for your wonderful comment and compliment about the yard. You are the first of all the comments to claim the coyote would have played with my dogs. So many people have said I am crazy for not shooting it. Unfortunately, they are now building a subdivision behind my property. I am currently recording a timeline of the development so people can see how land gets swallowed up by development. I have hours and hours of wildlife video that I have recorded that I will start the video with and then I will show the timeline of the subdivision being built. I hope you are able to see it.
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I agree with all the compliments regarding your land, fence, and dogs. But also, I appreciate your camera skills. The zoom to the coyote when you first went outside was both satisfying and impressive. The audio was clear and uninterrupted, too. I noticed your tidy finale (instead of an abrupt, odd-angled camera cut-off at the end.) It's good you're making quality recordings of these sightings while you can. Your family will have amazing documentation to share with others a long time from now. Good on you!
@@imhere653 Thank you for taking the time to say this!
A GSD would jump the fence and go after that coyote.
They take "protecting" very seriously.
Which would sadly lead to his demise
His cry is really goofy
But i like coyotes ,they are clever ,mindful and curious 😄
We have coyotes but they don’t bother my Presa Canario.
A cougar could get over that fence. Cougars are awesome to hear. Coyote sounds like he's calling for back up.
I surmise those Labs will more than hold their own if that cayuse contemplates scalin' that fence!
You should find a different slang term for coyote.
Definition of Cayuse
1 : a member of a once-nomadic Indigenous people of the northwestern U.S. located primarily in eastern Oregon and Washington
Labs ready to get down. Love this. 👊🏼
They were definitely not afraid!
The farm we live on, has a long stretch of fence line, loaded with cedar trees. Many mornings, coyotes will chase squirrels, birds, and other small animals, and can hear them treeing or baying the animals. It's neat, but the coyotes are really really bad on baby calfs, baby deer,turkeys, and rabbits.
Looks to me that the dogs and the coyote wanted to play. The man-made fence got in the way.
LOL. they can jump a 6ft fence in a heartbeat without touching it.
I didn't read all the comments, but I'm getting a nice-sized yard of my own soon (U.S. midwest); my brother-in-law says he's heard coyotes in this neighbourhood, so I'm paranoid about my two little dogs being out alone, and am working on both a fence quote, and a doggio-type arrangement.
What are they saying? My Google translate is not working.
Sometimes I think that dogs curse each other out, a use a lot of foul language.
That would be that Coyote's last day if we're my dogs and property
Calling his homies...any that are available. Coyotes smell blood and MEAT.... That's what he's doing. Calling for dinner. He can't do it alone.
Bro your yard is perfect 🤣
Coyote 🐺 was trying to learn how to bark
I’ve always been told to not let them rest their laurels for a second on or near your property. Always scare them off right away. But thank you for this perspective. Be ready to protect your dogs.
I have a follow up video with a totally different Coyote. This one is a bit more aggressive in that he or she makes a run for the fence head on but stops...kind of like a fake out in football. I think the title is "Coyote vs Labs Again." I've never really tried to scare them off. I love dogs so much and I see the canine in the coyote and just can't bring myself to hurt one. I've been here since 2014 and probably seen them over 100 times but they just never do anything harmful. I rarely see rabbits around here and I know its because the coyotes eat them all. I see no possum or racoons either. I think they are living off the small prey and I kind of like that aspect of them too. I don't have as much compassion for varmints.
Sorry I just realized I replied from my ASMR channel. I am ASMR Reality as well. LOL. Just wanted to clarify that for you.
@@ASMRReality , thanks for the reply. Well, I don’t even eat meat, but I still scare them off. Lol. I’m an Army brat/country girl that has lived rurally all of my 54 years. Lol. I’d want a roll bar at the top of that fence, as my beloved canines got older, and the coyotes are aware. I live on an acre in a McMansion filled neighborhood and am the only one that self mows/maintenance. They just replace their pets, while I yell/chase/fire shots with my .22 or .38. My deer have disappeared, and I live for the antics of those rodents you speak of on my back porch, in the wee hours! Lol. Cheap entertainment. My medium rescue dog turns out to be painfully frightened of men (son home from college), and I wager he wouldn’t fight a coyote well. My “fixed” feral cat population has kept me free of mice, moles, voles, for over a decade. I keep them safe as well. They’re family now.
I hope your ASMR isn’t lip smacking and the like! Last guy I dated loved it. NOT what I like to hear! Will check it out.
We’re in a drought. Hope your pretty place isn’t experiencing the same. Blessings. 🌿🐾
@@derekmanis , no worries, and we have Manises in East TN too! Have a good one.
A Coyote pack only exists in rural areas with bigger prey animals or predators. Coyotes that live near cities or massive towns usually live in pairs
Interesting. There have been tons of different comments but you are the first to mention this.
Love the land you have out there. Too bad the coyote was at your fence during the daytime. Better treat that area for possible infections.
Because you are what real men think like you are not selfish and care about other life besides yourself. Real men only kill when they have to the are protectors! God Bless!
Man those Coyotes sound Rediculous
Yes they do...it's a wicked sound!
Coyote was calling for his back-up
@Derek Manis So why didn’t the dude shoot the coyote, he had a ton of time? This video really annoys me.
Coyote laughing I'm free to move around. Hush up lol
that coyote is lucky he lives in town
coyotes can jump an 8 ft fence i was just watching videos on it...apparently there are products that you can install at the top of the fence that roll to keep them out.
Without taking note of their gender I assumed that the yellow labs were both males because of their size. You've got some mighty big girls there.
Vivian is 95 pounds, Agnes is only 75. Max is about 85.
@@derekmanis, is Vivian the one with her hackles up in the video? If so, I think she wanted a piece of that coyote whereas Agnes looked like she just wanted to play. Yep, they're big girls alright and really nice looking labs. Have you been breeding them?
Truly surprised you didn’t say farewell to the coyote?
It crossed my mind but she was pretty so I let her go.
Derek Manis they remind me too much of a dog. Rick and I had one this year. We felt the same.
alot of people think labs are nice and friendly of course they are, but they have a mean side especially the red labs they are powerful dogs and if pushed they can sure look after themselves i know this from experience
I agree. These pups of mine are super sweet but I know if they could get through that fence, they would not be so loving to that coyote.
@@derekmanis the dogs would've got bitten too
@@johnathanmayes8413 true likely they would have.
@@derekmanis they definitely would have got bitten. A coyote isn't gonna just sit there. Its gonna bite too
@@derekmanis coyotes teeth are not that big. Their bite pressure is not as great as your dog, but the advantage a Yote has over your dog is stamina and street smarts. One on one, your dog can kill a Yote if it doesn't have to run far.
Very rare that a wild coyote will approach and engage alone, muchless against 3 dogs. They usually wait until they're packed up before engaging
Great catch on cayote vocals! City cayote are usu to tired n hungry by they time the make it to my area.
As an animal communication expert the coyote is saying come out and play. The labs are saying FU.
Many sources say it is a myth that coyotes lure dogs into ambush. The
more likely scenario is that dogs naturally tend to chase coyotes and if
the coyote is unable to shake the dog and it chases him all the way
back to the pack then the pack will naturally help by attacking the
intruder. The dog may see it simply as a game, but the coyotes are wild
and see it as a life and death situation.
nice private back yard. I hear birds. beautiful and green compared with the desert here. I need to visit the east. looks like IN or IA or maybe IL.
It is Indiana!! Great guess!!!
@@derekmanis similar to where I grew up, Ontario, Canada. Love the eastern sierra and great basin desert where I live in CA but miss and love the green countryside. so green it might hurt my eyes after so long here. cheers!
What a great backyard.....
Wait till you see my update video. They are building a subdivision beyond my fence...hundreds of homes being built. I am taking videos weekly so I can produce a timeline of the construction process and me losing my tranquility. Slowly but surely all the land is being gobbled up. Can't stop the sprawl!
@@derekmanis I saw several houses behind your property. Just when you think you're out far enough, some developers buy property close by and turn farmland or forests into subdivisions.
With them big dogs coyote don't know what to do
That’s really weird I thought it would sound like a dog I’m not sure what that sound is so I guess the howling that we hear in movie’s really isn’t what they sound like ?
Get yourself a German Shepherd, Doberman, etc.
You might wanna add like 3 more powerful dogs that's why that coyote is not afraid
Hey are you the evangelist, Kenneth Copeland?
@@derekmanis Yes its Me !
@@kennethcopeland3233 wow! My uncle is a great supporter of your ministry. I grew up watching you when I was young too. I like jets too:)
@@derekmanis Well I hate to laugh but I'm African American Guy from NY lol 😆 however this is my real name I'm a Minister at my church
@@kennethcopeland3233 Well actually I am glad to hear that because what I really wanted to say to the real Kenneth Copeland is that I think he is a criminal that is fleecing his flock by having 3 different private jets! I hope you are a true man of God that cares about more than money! I am sure you are!
I'm surprised you don't have 8 feet tall fences with Coyote rollers on top. The fences you have now coyotes can easily hop over.
I've been here since 2012 and so far none have ever even tried to jump it. I guess I'm lucky!
They sure make a weird noise, it sounds kind of like a rooster.
Coyote can't figure out why the Labs are making so much noise.
It looks like its range for a good shot.
I swear the coyote was calling them bitches
Looked like it was passing through, and was also keeping an eye on you.
Wow! It's still scary! They are getting too brave...
Wonder what that coyotes diet is
I think they eat rabbits and squirrels because we should have a lot of them out here but I rarely see any of them but I see coyotes all the time.
This is a situation custom made for the .223
Good thing you have such a nice fence there. My lab was killed by coyotes and she was as big as yours.
Oh I'm so sorry Daisy. It's bad enough losing one to old age but losing one unexpectedly to a tragedy is just the worst!
Just got dizzy AF watching this (bad camera skills). The coyote sounded like it swallowed a rooster.
He'll be back he'll always visit until he catches one of your dogs off gaurd at the point he'll jump your fence and try to have a quick meal.
That Coyote is trying to get your dogs into the wooded area
Plot twist bro a distraction while 6 others jump the fence from the rear gate
He's definitely talking to his pack!