OT - YouTube Video - Coyote in BC

[prossbow]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqVE9qfg7yI

I'm not sure what to think of this, my thought is this obviously isn't the first time they've met. Wouldn't be me I don't think.

[Pydpiper]

Last time I seen a coyote that close it had it's teeth buried in my leg!
That thing needs a bullet in it's head before it has little ones as brave.
Cool video though, very cool.

[TrophyBuck]

LOL... it be a different story if there was a pack of them.

[Crispy]

Where's the big red spot in the snow?

[agingcrossbower]

Where's the big red spot in the snow?

Ditto!

[secret]

Dances with "COYOTES".....coming soon to your local theater!!!

[one shot scott]

This guys making squeaking sounds with his boots on the snow and wonders why a hungry yote is attracted to it?

[Farmer]

The boots squeaking on the snow got me thinking about it wanting to nab a mouse as well.

[j.krug]

Coyote needs a bullet and the guy with the camera needs a slap in the head!
Woulda looked good on him if he got his hand chewed up!

[Hi5]

I saw this video last week and was too busy to respond at the time. I've thought about it, though, and it's just made me angry.

That BONEHEAD is training a wild animal, a predator who survives by killing, to have no fear of humans. That may seem cute, or charming. However, if there is a next time, and if there is at least one more coyote involved, BONEHEAD won't be able to keep his back safe. He could easily wind up the same way as the girl on the East Coast who was killed by coyotes.

Then there's the matter of children. A child would very possibly run to escape and that would almost certainly provoke a full attack. That coyote by himself could bring down and kill a child.

That animal was taught that humans can be safely challenged, or threatened, and there is no negative consequence.

What we saw was stupid and irresponsible, and puts other people at risk.

[DuckHunt]

Coyote needs a bullet and the guy with the camera needs a slap in the head!

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