Videos tagged with Predator Control

This review covers the Atibal Nexus budget thermal scope, highlighting its affordability and utility for night hunting applications. The video demonstrates its thermal imaging capabilities, including various color palettes for optimal target acquisition. While presented by a hobbyist, the focus is on practical use cases for budget-conscious hunters.

This video discusses the failure of California's Senate Bill 818, which aimed to address the state's growing mountain lion population and reduce dangerous animal encounters. The bill proposed non-lethal hazing methods. The discussion highlights the tragic fatal mountain lion attack that prompted the bill, the supposed out-of-control mountain lion populations, and the political maneuvering that led to lawmakers not showing up for the vote, effectively killing the bill. CRPA's Legislative Director Rick Travis and Kevin Small break down the events, their implications, and potential future actions.

This review showcases a highly customized, integrally suppressed Rossi R95 lever-action rifle by Wren Metal Works, themed after the Fallout video game. Despite its custom nature, the rifle is praised for its exceptional sound performance, described as 'movie quiet' even with powerful .45-70 Government subsonic ammunition. The build features extensive 'Easter egg' details from the game and demonstrates impressive noise reduction, outperforming larger calibers in suppressor tests.

This YouTube video captures a New Year's Eve coyote hunt in 4K resolution, highlighting predator hunting with suppressed firearms. The hunters utilize a junk pile and fresh snow to their advantage, quickly attracting a mature male coyote. The video emphasizes the excitement of the hunt and encourages viewer engagement through likes, notifications, and comments, concluding with well wishes for the New Year.

This video showcases a coyote hunt, emphasizing the use of thermal optics for nighttime sniping. The title highlights a "loophole" concerning shooting through a steel fence, suggesting a unique or potentially controversial hunting scenario. The mention of "oneillops" likely refers to a specific operator or channel known for tactical or hunting content.

This YouTube video focuses on hunting coyotes using an Iray RS75 thermal scope, emphasizing its synchronized triple display capabilities. The title and description highlight the use of this advanced optic in a ranching context for predator control. The hashtags suggest a focus on hunting and potentially tactical gear related to this activity.

This video showcases a successful coyote hunt using thermal optics, demonstrating a precise shot through a barbwire fence. The hunter effectively utilizes a red dot reticle for a quick, ethical takedown. The footage highlights the importance of thermal imaging for predator control in challenging conditions and the ability to make difficult shots.

This video showcases a hunting scenario where a coyote is observed feeding in a calving lot. The footage captures the moment the coyote is "sniped down" using what is identified as an RS75 rifle. The video appears to focus on the successful termination of the coyote, highlighting the firearm used in the operation.

This video demonstrates the effectiveness of thermal imaging for coyote hunting on ranch lands, crucial for livestock protection. Hunters utilize advanced iRay optics for precision night engagements, even at long ranges, showcasing capabilities like multiple thermal palettes and on-board recording. The content highlights the necessity of predator control for effective ranch management and features expert insights into tactical shooting and thermal technology.

This video focuses on the practical application of hunting coyotes to protect livestock, specifically emphasizing how this activity aids ranchers in safeguarding their animals and livelihoods. The description highlights a scenario where the hunt takes place in a neighbor's pasture, which houses over 200 yearling Angus X calves. The primary motivation for the hunt is to eliminate predators that are causing the calves to become spooked and potentially escape through fences.

This YouTube video features the "FIRST EVER Coyote .50BMG Thermal" hunt, presented by Lights Out Predator Removal. The content creator has received permission from the original creator to share this material. The video showcases the use of a .50BMG rifle equipped with thermal imaging technology for predator hunting, specifically targeting coyotes. It highlights the effectiveness of this setup in nocturnal hunting scenarios.

This video from O'Neill Ops focuses on using thermal technology, specifically the "Project Blu Beam," to protect livestock, such as calves on a neighbor's feedlot, from threats. The creator emphasizes that this is a necessary measure for animal protection and the preservation of the food supply, rather than for sport. They encourage viewers to ask questions before making assumptions and provide a link to their website.