Videos tagged with Animal Control

This guide details the technique for safely capturing and securing a wild turkey using an animal catch pole, as demonstrated by an individual with law enforcement/animal control authority. It emphasizes proper tool use and safe pinning methods to prevent injury to both the handler and the animal. The context suggests this is a common scenario for animal control officers in residential areas during colder months.

This video explores the functionality of three 37mm grenades sent by 'Desk Pop'. The presenter tests a 'Crackle Round' and two unidentified blue rounds, one of which appears to be a chalk marker round. The tests reveal potential issues with reliability and effectiveness for the blue rounds.

This video showcases the use of a 37mm grenade launcher, specifically the TAC 79, with Ordinance Group's 'Whistle Pig' and 'Freedom Round' projectiles. The presenter demonstrates firing both rounds, emphasizing their use for animal control rather than fireworks. Tips on reloading casings and a recommendation for Squared Ammunition for common calibers are also provided.

This video demonstrates the use of a 37mm grenade launcher for New Year's celebrations, focusing on specialized rounds from Ordnance Group. The presenter showcases the 'Whistling Pig' and 'Freedom Round' for animal control purposes, emphasizing their use in deterring wildlife from crops. The video also briefly touches on reloading spent casings and mentions Ammo Squared for regular ammunition needs.

This video demonstrates the use of 37mm flash banger rounds fired from an AR-79 grenade launcher. While technically classified as signal flares, these rounds produce a powerful, disorienting flash with minimal noise and blast. They are primarily designed for animal and wildlife control, serving as a visual deterrent.

This video demonstrates the use of 37mm flashbang grenades fired from an Attack 79 grenade launcher. While technically classified as flares for wildlife and animal control, they produce a significant visual flash and a moderate audible report. The demonstration highlights their effectiveness in creating a bright flash, even in daylight, and their potential tactical applications.

This video discusses the failure of Senate Bill 818 in a California legislative committee, which aimed to implement non-lethal hazing methods for mountain lions, specifically using dogs. The bill was prompted by a tragic fatal mountain lion attack on the Brooks family. Despite testimony from the survivor and the local sheriff, the bill died due to a lack of committee member attendance, interpreted as a political maneuver. The discussion highlights concerns about increasing predator populations and their impact on public safety.

This video features Colion Noir discussing a disturbing incident where a woman shielded a child from a Rottweiler attack. Noir expresses strong opinions on the necessity of firearms for self-defense, not just against human threats but also dangerous animals. He criticizes the lack of immediate action by bystanders and contrasts the situation with gun-friendly states like Texas, while also touching on the implications of living in regions with strict gun control, like Russia. The discussion extends to the broader debate on responsible pet ownership and its parallels with responsible firearm ownership.

This episode features retired West Virginia Conservation Officer Larry Case sharing a career's worth of game warden stories. He discusses the challenges of the job, including dangerous encounters, dealing with wildlife, and the realities of poaching. Case emphasizes that poaching is often driven by greed rather than necessity and highlights the interconnectedness of game law violations with other criminal activities.

This episode of Gun Cranks Live features law enforcement officers sharing humorous and sometimes cautionary tales from their careers. Topics range from encounters with Navy SEALs during training exercises and unusual animal control calls to practical advice on traffic stops and the importance of officer discretion. The stories highlight the unexpected situations officers face and the camaraderie within the force, offering a glimpse into the lighter side of police work.

This video discusses California Senate Bill 1041, which is argued to be an "egregious piece of legislation" designed to restrict the use of dogs in hunting. The speakers, including former game warden Roy Griffith, express concern that the bill is an incremental step towards removing dogs from all field activities and could lead to the dispatch of dogs. They argue that the bill's purported goal of saving deer is undermined by the lack of predator management, which they believe is exacerbated by the removal of dog-assisted bear hunting. The bill is seen as creating an enforcement nightmare for hunters and potentially leading to dangerous confrontations with game wardens.

This video analyzes the mismanagement of wildlife within urban environments. It explores the challenges and potential conflicts that arise when animals inhabit densely populated areas, impacting both human residents and the animals themselves. The discussion likely covers issues such as habitat encroachment, human-wildlife interaction, and the effectiveness of current urban wildlife management strategies.