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Id pump that yote full o lead before I'd stick my arm in its den, I think these guys are nuts.
if the link doesnt work check out "coyote hunting Montana" on Youtube.
That is crazy. Bare handed no less.
I can't imagine how hungry I'd have to be to catch a coyote barehanded.
for a five dollar pelt... please,
i'd finish the job tho-
thats like catching a wild boar alive. hog tying it to pen raise it for a few months... fun to watch.. but not for me.
Catching hogs by hand is easy and fairly sane. Catching a coyote by hand is ludicrous.
yeah, id do it...If I wanted a handicapped tag.
Years ago I was on stand hunting whitetails, and the trees around me were full of annoying,chattering red squirels.Suddenly the woods went dead quiet.A Pine Martin appeared,slowly moving through the trees, watching for any squirrels that were dumb enough not to vacate the area.Having not seen any deer on this stand yet that season, I though a Martin mount would look great back at our deer camp.Once he stopped on a branch, 30 yards away,I put his head in the scope of my .270 and fired, and the big weasel dropped out of the tree.I climbed out of my stand and walked over to where it fell.But I couldnt find any sign of it anywhere.A tiny splash of blood next to a fallen tree truck was the only sign, and I assumed it had simply rolled under the log when it fell dead.I kneeled down and reached under the log, feeling around for the carcass....unfortunatly the headshot was only a grazing wound and the martin wasnt dead but merely stunned.When I grabbed it by its midsection, and pulled it out, the martin suddenly came back to life and decided to show me just how sharp his teeth were.Lucky for me, I had a thick pair of wool gloves under a pair of extra thick leather electrical linesmen work gloves.The martin bit and tore savagely at my hand and arm,snarling wildly and I had try to throw it twice before it loosened its grip on me and landed at the base of a spruce tree, which it quicky ran up.I put another round through its chest and it fell dead at my feet.The 2nd round did so much pelt damage that I never even kept it.That ended my days of reaching into unknown places for game that may or may not be dead.
Like any wounded predator or animal it's best to keep your distance... that's rule # 1 plus common sense.
So the answer is NO... I would notify personnel capable of dealing with such a situation.... or I would put it out of it's misery if needed.
Two words..Screw That..I amto big a chicken____ or smart depends on how you see it...They should have set up on the hole 100-150 yds away and waited to see if it would come out
That's like the hunting version of noodling, aka must be half crazy to try.
I definitely wouldn't reach for it. Nothing good is likely to come of it. There are tools or nooses, such as those used by animal control officers, to deal with critters in this condition.
Hi my name is "I want rabbies and want to get punctured a whole bunch with needles"... wow, it takes all types of people in this carzy world...
wow those kids are crazy, not something i would attempt
I would not attempt to grab any wounded animal, from a squirrel and up. they can all but a heck of a bite on you and you dont know if they have rabies or some other disease.
Build a fire an smoke him out or grill him whichever comes first.
They enjoyed that too much.
CRAZY!!!
My comp is to slow for youtube, but from what I read there must have been a guy stupid enough to grab a injured yote with his hands, Dumb idea, Dumb idea, Dumb...
I few beers would sure help you get the nerves to do that LOL
Only during the post mortem examination.
I'm with bigjake, Id show that yote what a load of 16 gauge #6's feels like first.
Not onlt no but HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not unless I shot ita couple of times with my 16 Ga 870
In my profession I have had to take hold of crippled animals from time to time. I never had trouble taking hold of them but on several occasions I had trouble letting loose of them. I wouldn't advise it. I used very heavy up to the elbow leather gloves. The only time I took hold of them was when they were in a position and place where I couldn't shoot them first.
Never have done it and never would!
That's foolish on several fronts. Sticking your hand in there like that is asking for a perforated hand and best, or rabies or something along that line at worst. Too, the PETA crowd would love to have that footage to show at their next meeting, with all the giggling and laughing, (reminded me of the hyenas in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?") and tossing an already crippled animal, even if it is a coyote, around. Agreed, don't let it die a lingering death in that hole, but that's about the only positive I could find here. E~WV
That was supposed to read "crippled hand at best". My fingers were tripping over each other.
Good grief!! One more time, how about "perforated hand"!?!?!?!! Some days................
Id fill it full of led hurt or not hurt.
I'd echo just about everything 007 said above me. Peta and anti hunters would make hay with that.
I will say I was impressed with how easy he made it seem. Once he got it out he was sure to fling it far enough to get clear of any biting and snapping.
This kind of stuff gives PETA idiots all the fire they need to rally a massive outcry against hunting/guns/anything. In my Opinion, these idiots are as much of an enemy to hunting as PETA is.
No way! I'll keep my hands nice and safe.
Am I the only one concerned about the whacko with the rifle?
The hazards of yanking the dog are well enumerated, but I'd be a bit concerned about "friendly fire" in that scenario!!!
That is crazy, I got sweaty palms just watching it. Ther is no way I would do that. WOW.
Those people are stupid on several fronts, all of which has already been enumerated.
We knocked two legs off a 'yote once and were out of shells, so I got after him, knocked him over and got him killed with my knife, couldn't just let him suffer out there.
I'd kill it!
Thats crazy! I would never grab one, might stab one tho to take it out of its misery, I even be nervous stabbing one, shoot it.
i saw nothing funny about that. learn to shoot in the first place.
HELL NO!
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Id pump that yote full o lead before I'd stick my arm in its den, I think these guys are nuts.
Years ago I was on stand hunting whitetails, and the trees around me were full of annoying,chattering red squirels.Suddenly the woods went dead quiet.A Pine Martin appeared,slowly moving through the trees, watching for any squirrels that were dumb enough not to vacate the area.Having not seen any deer on this stand yet that season, I though a Martin mount would look great back at our deer camp.Once he stopped on a branch, 30 yards away,I put his head in the scope of my .270 and fired, and the big weasel dropped out of the tree.I climbed out of my stand and walked over to where it fell.But I couldnt find any sign of it anywhere.A tiny splash of blood next to a fallen tree truck was the only sign, and I assumed it had simply rolled under the log when it fell dead.I kneeled down and reached under the log, feeling around for the carcass....unfortunatly the headshot was only a grazing wound and the martin wasnt dead but merely stunned.When I grabbed it by its midsection, and pulled it out, the martin suddenly came back to life and decided to show me just how sharp his teeth were.Lucky for me, I had a thick pair of wool gloves under a pair of extra thick leather electrical linesmen work gloves.The martin bit and tore savagely at my hand and arm,snarling wildly and I had try to throw it twice before it loosened its grip on me and landed at the base of a spruce tree, which it quicky ran up.I put another round through its chest and it fell dead at my feet.The 2nd round did so much pelt damage that I never even kept it.That ended my days of reaching into unknown places for game that may or may not be dead.
for a five dollar pelt... please,
i'd finish the job tho-
thats like catching a wild boar alive. hog tying it to pen raise it for a few months... fun to watch.. but not for me.
if the link doesnt work check out "coyote hunting Montana" on Youtube.
That is crazy. Bare handed no less.
I can't imagine how hungry I'd have to be to catch a coyote barehanded.
Catching hogs by hand is easy and fairly sane. Catching a coyote by hand is ludicrous.
yeah, id do it...If I wanted a handicapped tag.
Only during the post mortem examination.
Like any wounded predator or animal it's best to keep your distance... that's rule # 1 plus common sense.
So the answer is NO... I would notify personnel capable of dealing with such a situation.... or I would put it out of it's misery if needed.
Two words..Screw That..I amto big a chicken____ or smart depends on how you see it...They should have set up on the hole 100-150 yds away and waited to see if it would come out
That's like the hunting version of noodling, aka must be half crazy to try.
wow those kids are crazy, not something i would attempt
They enjoyed that too much.
CRAZY!!!
My comp is to slow for youtube, but from what I read there must have been a guy stupid enough to grab a injured yote with his hands, Dumb idea, Dumb idea, Dumb...
I'm with bigjake, Id show that yote what a load of 16 gauge #6's feels like first.
In my profession I have had to take hold of crippled animals from time to time. I never had trouble taking hold of them but on several occasions I had trouble letting loose of them. I wouldn't advise it. I used very heavy up to the elbow leather gloves. The only time I took hold of them was when they were in a position and place where I couldn't shoot them first.
Am I the only one concerned about the whacko with the rifle?
The hazards of yanking the dog are well enumerated, but I'd be a bit concerned about "friendly fire" in that scenario!!!
I definitely wouldn't reach for it. Nothing good is likely to come of it. There are tools or nooses, such as those used by animal control officers, to deal with critters in this condition.
I would not attempt to grab any wounded animal, from a squirrel and up. they can all but a heck of a bite on you and you dont know if they have rabies or some other disease.
Build a fire an smoke him out or grill him whichever comes first.
I few beers would sure help you get the nerves to do that LOL
Never have done it and never would!
That's foolish on several fronts. Sticking your hand in there like that is asking for a perforated hand and best, or rabies or something along that line at worst. Too, the PETA crowd would love to have that footage to show at their next meeting, with all the giggling and laughing, (reminded me of the hyenas in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?") and tossing an already crippled animal, even if it is a coyote, around. Agreed, don't let it die a lingering death in that hole, but that's about the only positive I could find here. E~WV
That was supposed to read "crippled hand at best". My fingers were tripping over each other.
Good grief!! One more time, how about "perforated hand"!?!?!?!! Some days................
No way! I'll keep my hands nice and safe.
Hi my name is "I want rabbies and want to get punctured a whole bunch with needles"... wow, it takes all types of people in this carzy world...
Not onlt no but HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not unless I shot ita couple of times with my 16 Ga 870
Id fill it full of led hurt or not hurt.
I'd echo just about everything 007 said above me. Peta and anti hunters would make hay with that.
I will say I was impressed with how easy he made it seem. Once he got it out he was sure to fling it far enough to get clear of any biting and snapping.
This kind of stuff gives PETA idiots all the fire they need to rally a massive outcry against hunting/guns/anything. In my Opinion, these idiots are as much of an enemy to hunting as PETA is.
That is crazy, I got sweaty palms just watching it. Ther is no way I would do that. WOW.
Those people are stupid on several fronts, all of which has already been enumerated.
We knocked two legs off a 'yote once and were out of shells, so I got after him, knocked him over and got him killed with my knife, couldn't just let him suffer out there.
I'd kill it!
Thats crazy! I would never grab one, might stab one tho to take it out of its misery, I even be nervous stabbing one, shoot it.
i saw nothing funny about that. learn to shoot in the first place.
HELL NO!
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