US Farmers And Ranchers Deal With 6,7 Million Coyotes This Way - Farming Documentary
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- Coyotes in the United States pose several challenges, impacting both urban and rural areas. These adaptable predators often cause issues by preying on livestock, pets, and sometimes even becoming a nuisance in suburban neighborhoods by scavenging through trash or causing disturbances. Their increasing presence near human habitats raises concerns about potential conflicts and safety issues, especially regarding the safety of domestic animals.
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Public awareness about coyote issues is crucial for ensuring community safety and well-being.
Coyotes are adaptable animals that have increasingly adapted to urban and suburban environments, leading to more frequent interactions with humans.
i like your video
Thank you.
Living in the city, I had no idea about the wolf problem. Kudos to those fighting this battle!
Surprising to discover the American wolf problem. Hats off to the farmers for their resilience in facing and managing this unexpected issu.
Its fascinating to see how American farmers are handling the wolf issue. Their dedication to finding solutions is truly commendable.
Learning about the invasive wolves was eye-opening. Its impressive to witness the determination of American farmers in managing this issue.
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The precision in wolf control methods is commendable.
Im not into farming, but this video about wolves kept me hooked! Unique content, well done.
I'm drawn to the authenticity of this video. It's a true reflection of the human experience, capturing the highs and lows with equal measures of grace and honesty.
Thank you, where have you seen wolves?
Urban dweller here, and I had no clue about the wolf dilemma. Farmers efforts are admirable.
Impressed by the farmers strategic approach to wolf control.
Beautiful foxes on the cover shot.
Have you ever seen foxes?
Aprender sobre los lobos invasores fue revelador. Es impresionante presenciar la determinación de los agricultores estadounidenses a la hora de gestionar esta cuestión.
Coyote behavior changes with urban expansion, leading to more encounters.
Had no clue about the wolf issue in the United States. Its crucial to appreciate the efforts farmers are making to address this unexpected threat.
Public awareness about coyote issues is critical for community safety.
I was unaware of the invasive wolves in the United States. Farmers proactive measures are praiseworthy in addressing this unexpected threat to their farms.
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Its fascinating to see how American farmers are handling the wolf issue
Where have you seen wolves?
Not my usual watch, but Im surprised at how wolves impact agriculture. Informative videos!
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That's excellent to hear!
Wolves are a menace, but farmers resourcefulness in handling them is noteworthy.
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What do you think is the most optimal solution to deal with millions of coyotes?
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I understand that all too well. I live in an apartment complex located in a small, unincorporated, rural town in Southern NV. I've heard them howling late at night Especially, late at night when I let my Labradoodle out to use the bathroom. I leash him up. There's a wall on one side of the apartment complex that I live in. (On the other side of that wall is open, vacant land). Man is encroaching on the coyotes habitat.
I've footage on my local news of coyotes roaming around at night in packs on the roads of a suburb way north of me. So, it's getting a little too close for comfort with the coyotes in some parts by me.
Yes, as human development continues to encroach on natural habitats, wildlife like coyotes may adapt to urban environments.
Cada animal tiene su propia historia y la mostraste brillantemente.
"I was completely captivated by the way you told the story through each frame. Each animal has its own story, and you showed it brilliantly."
Thank you, where do you have coyotes nearby?
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Farmers are adopting new strategies to mitigate coyote attacks.
Real-time data collection and analysis from modern agriculture machines empower farmers to make informed decisions for optimal crop health.
Agree with you, have you ever seen a wolf?
I enjoyed your video. You are really doing a great job. Thanks
Coyote management is a complex issue involving wildlife experts.
Losses from wildlife predation are a major concern for the agriculture sector.
I stay up at night twisting the pipa and see coyotes running around my neighborhood 😅 but this is right outside an area known as coyote hillsq
You have an interesting and unique perspective on the coexistence of urban areas and wildlife, particularly coyotes in your neighborhood.
Increasing sightings of predatory animals near farms is alarming.
Coyote encounters are becoming more frequent in suburban areas.
A farmer here in MO just lost 4 calves to Coyotes. Those calves would have brought $$$ for the farmer- now he has lost that income. He has hired some local trappers and hunters.
I'm sorry to hear about the loss the farmer has experienced. Trapping and hunting are typically effective methods for controlling coyote numbers.
The Farming Documentary emphasized the need for policies that support small-scale farmers.
Thank you.
Guess I must be a city slicker, because the promo looks more like fox than coyotes.
Coyote impacts to agriculture include crop loss and livestock predation.
You lost me when you describe a coyote pack as a "herd".😂
Thank you for pointing that out, and if you have any more questions or need clarification on a different topic, feel free to ask!
I didnt expect wolves to be an issue in the United States. Farmers impressive strategies, but Im not convinced this is a widespread problem.
Coyote presence can lead to a decrease in local biodiversity.
Sometimes it’s sad to me that they are considered the invasive species who invaded whose territory. They are only trying to survive. Isn’t it possible to spay or neuter and release
We got 10 fox's in town the nabers feed every that shows up the fox's haven't even bothered the cats around here either fox's don't bother much to worry about tho
it's interesting that they haven't posed a threat to the local cats.
Coyote attacks can have emotional impacts on livestock owners.
Thst attack on the poor woman was last year in The USA i seen it on Facebook before it was on the news 😳
I'm sorry to hear about such a tragic incident. Have you ever met wild wolves?
The comments all seem to miss the fact that the candids pictured in the first frame are foxes not coyotes.
Have you ever seen foxes?
Id rate this a 4 out of 5. Insightful content, but the visuals could use improvement.
Disliked the presentation, but the information on wolf control is valuable. Farmers face tough challenges.
Farmers are seeking compensation for losses due to coyote predation.
Enjoyed
Maybe the reason we see more and more of them may be man building on fields they used to hunt mice , birds etc.. man is building more and more pushing coyotes, deer,bear,etc toward more inner city's
Your observation touches on a concept known as urbanization and its impact on wildlife.
What do you do with the dead bodies?
Coyote attacks on livestock are a growing concern for US farmers.
I grew up on a chicken ranch. Coyotes were a significant problem that required the expertise of a Federal trapper. I learned a lot from that trapper. Coyotes to this day avoid me like their life depends on it. 😂
It's wonderful that wolves don't cause harm.
great video!
FACTS: Most recent poll of coyotes killing cattle, showed that coyotes were responsible for killing about 0.02 percent of all adult inventoried cows on cattle ranches. They are more likely to try and kill chickens, however, if farmers are smart, they do not leave their chickens out to roam freely at night since that’s when coyotes hunt. If the chickens are inside of a coop with a high fence, the coyotes can’t get to them. Smaller animals such as lambs could also be at risk, but again, if they’re put up at night, they should be perfectly safe. A lot of this is the FARMER’S responsibility to keep their animals safe. As for foxes, they’re not much bigger than a house cat, so do you really think these foxes are attacking cattle? Foxes are VERY shy. They will go after chickens, but again, if the chickens are put away, they will be safe. This video is demonizing animals that should not be. Again, it just shows that you enjoy killing animals. There ARE ways to live peacefully with wildlife without losing your own property. You just have to understand the species that you’re dealing with and take intelligent and often SIMPLE steps in protecting your property. Then everyone can live happily ever after and no one has to die. 👍🏻🦊❤️ (I’m sure my comment will be deleted)
Thank you for your good information. You emphasizing the importance of responsible farming practices and suggests that conflicts between wildlife and farmers can be mitigated by taking simple steps to protect animals and property.
Coyotes and wolves also try and feed on dogs and cats. They try and eat small children.
I think wild animals generally avoid human confrontation and are more interested in natural prey.
@@tony98discovery Very true when they are managed. In California nothing is managed. Bears and mountain lions do not always run away like they used to. Wolves and Coyotes too. Great content.
thanks for your information.
Why showing fox when article is about coyote?
Have you ever seen a wolf?
That’s very cruel of killing them!! They need to eat, they need their environment to survive. Oh course, but humans the ones who invade their environment.
Now, there are the consequences!!
Do you have a more humane solution?
Is there a humane way of controlling the population of coyotes and foxes?
I think it's important to focus on strategies that are effective in reducing conflicts with humans and livestock while minimizing harm to the animals.
Invasive species can introduce new diseases and parasites to native populations, further threatening vulnerable species and ecosystem health
Absolutely, you're correct. The introduction of invasive species can have profound consequences on native ecosystems, including the spread of new diseases and parasites.
clearly just regurgatating in his own words as terminology depicts
Where have you ever seen a fox?
Really disliked the footage of yhe coyotes killing yhe baby calf , someone's dog, etc....etc......we get the idea without having to view the carnage . Theres already too much of it in the world as it is without everyone trying their best to get it on video
those are fox on front page not coyotes-lollllllllllllll
Have you ever met wolves?
Those are foxes
Have you ever seen a fox?
Americans only know one thing
That's killing whatever
The intro pic was a fox
Cdn ranchers and farmers have lived with both wolves and coyotes with no problems
Contest are just bad hunters and like foxes they hunt alone
Why is the comment section full of bots?
Maybe because it's an A. I. generated video.
@@rvr4220 well that makes sense.
Not to mention the AI narration, which sucks!🤮
Ok firstly coyotes have packs herds are herbivores only. Also coyotes haven't been outside of California for more than a hundred years we killed off the wolves which is why they were able to move around. And I can tell you from personal experience packs can get up to 60 if unchecked and will kill cattle.
There are coyotes all over the place. I'm from Michigan, and there are a few packs around my home there. Right now, I'm living in Florida, and there's a pack of them living in the wooded area across from my house. And I'm in a city here.
@@davebrewski8206 yes no shit bud I grew up in Michigan however do the research you'll find that most states east of the Mississippi hasn't ever seen them before the 1950s. Good day. Oh and for the informational aspect the species true name is California valley Coyote they spread so well because when threatened they will turn off their pack mentality and females have more pups per litter.
Thank you for sharing very interesting information. Coyotes are opportunistic predators, and they may pose a threat to livestock, especially in areas where they have adapted to human environments.
@@tony98discovery in those areas they are a threat to your pets even man they will actually try and lure your dogs into chasing them one on one and once they're in the right spot the rest of the pack will come and rip them apart small dogs they will just come and grab same with cats coyotes are very unafraid of you at night time even in the middle of nowhere i grew up in michigan in a town of 1000 and then wisconsin in a town of under 5000 you need multiple large dogs around to keep them from livestock or eating the dogs one on one.
@@davebrewski8206 and they still didn't come out anywhere past the mississippi River until after the 1950s if you look it up. The species is California valley coyote we hunted the wolves to near extinction and they bred like wildfire. They can turn off pack mentality when their numbers dwindle and the females will actually give birth to upwards of 12 pups in order to rapidly replenish their numbers it's why they're so hard to eradicate.
Lot a BS. Herds , do you really know what you are talking about. Stay down under
Have you ever seen a wolf?
@@tony98discovery yes. A few times. A lot bigger than A coyotes. Eastern coyotes are bigger than western coyotes
They don't run in herds. They run in packs! Before you publish learn your subject.
Leave nature alone
What solutions do you have for dealing with wild animals?