Dan Flores - Coyote America: A Natural and Supernatural History

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  • Lecture given for the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies at Brigham Young University
    2018 William Howard and Hazel Butler Peters Lecture
    22 February 2018
    Dan Flores, A.B. Hammond Professor Emeritus, University of Montana

Komentáře • 146

  • @sidilicious11
    @sidilicious11 Před rokem +15

    I love coyotes, their songs, their looks, their tenaciousness. I feel it’s magic to have a sighting.

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Před rokem +2

      You should go out and live with them. I'm sure they'll adopt you and it'll be like a Disney movie. 😂😂😂

    • @sidilicious11
      @sidilicious11 Před rokem +2

      @@slappy8941yipyipyipyipyipyip!

  • @adrianruelas8627
    @adrianruelas8627 Před 5 lety +28

    Dammit Rogan!

  • @MerriBrownwing
    @MerriBrownwing Před 4 lety +22

    Most excellent talk! Keep up this good work, I hope many folks will learn and respect this marvelous critter!

  • @Sweatequitychampion
    @Sweatequitychampion Před rokem +6

    As a hunter, I can attest to the reason why the ancients have said they revered the coyote: they are so incredibly intelligent and clever. They are truly amazing animals. I have only seen two while hunting, and they are beautiful.

    • @TheThomas010519
      @TheThomas010519 Před 8 měsíci

      can come hang out here in the Dallas burbs if you wanna see em regularly

  • @dieflo885
    @dieflo885 Před 5 lety +30

    Makes me appreciate this amazing animal even more. The will power to live and thrive throughout adversary.

    • @jaycee9153
      @jaycee9153 Před 4 lety

      His name is Dan.

    • @HinduBoy
      @HinduBoy Před rokem +1

      @@jaycee9153 ?

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 Před rokem +1

      That is true & exactly the reason in which I have been and will continue to prevail in my daily seek & thump... against the invasive forever hungry adversity which is generally referred to by my pals & I as... The Livestock & Pet Killing Super Predator... AKA-> Pasture Poodles

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      Intelligent

    • @JessePeters-vj2yq
      @JessePeters-vj2yq Před 7 měsíci

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  • @banaabekwegirl5731
    @banaabekwegirl5731 Před 7 měsíci

    It's refreshing to listen to a historical lecture from America that includes Natives naturally.

  • @karlkahmann4035
    @karlkahmann4035 Před 2 lety +19

    There are a number of sheep producers who have learned how to control coyote predation-one of them is an experienced hunter and he will allow no one -including himself to bother coyotes on the 1200 acres he grazes. He makes sure there is suitable habitat for rabbits and other small game on his land.

    • @Trythis837
      @Trythis837 Před rokem +3

      😂 there is so much wrong with that idea it’s not even funny. 70% of coyotes are transient and have no territory. Coyotes with a territory rarely defend it unless actively attacked. Nothing about that plan could ever work.

    • @Trythis837
      @Trythis837 Před rokem

      @chris ahsyeud coyotes for the most part don’t have a territory. In Ontario 70% of gps collared coyotes were transient the entire year. Of the remaining 30% most were transient for a large percentage of the year.
      I shot 67 coyotes on 12,000 acres this year. 30 of them were shot on the same 400 acres. The idea that you can somehow isolate 1200 acres from transient coyotes is completely laughable at best. It’s just a false assumption.

    • @Trythis837
      @Trythis837 Před rokem +2

      @chris ahsyeud coyotes move through the landscape in exactly the same way water does. You’ll find coyotes everywhere but they all “flow” to certain spots. In that 12,000 acres I hunt there are spots that every single coyote in the township ends up at. A good coyote hunter knows those spots and goes there every day. It’s entirely possible to kill every coyote in the whole 12,000 acres in the exact same 5 acre bush because they all end up there.
      We have a lady with 40 acres in that 12,000.. she honestly believes she doesn’t have a coyote problem because she doesn’t hunt them. The reality is that I’ve killed “her coyotes” a hundred times over over the years.
      The way the author maintains a healthy population is by letting his neighbours kill all the coyotes around him.

    • @FloridaDumpling
      @FloridaDumpling Před rokem +1

      Yup in rural west central NJ there were lots of them. They killed all my chickens.

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 Před rokem

      Does he go out and sing to them too? 😂😂😂

  • @Richard.Atkinson
    @Richard.Atkinson Před rokem +4

    Interesting lecture! Now if only BYU would invite someone to talk about the history of horses in the Americas 🐴

  • @eclectic.explorations
    @eclectic.explorations Před rokem +3

    Coyote’s history is interesting, but you should check out the history of the Dingo in Australia to be absolutely bewildered.

  • @dariusacevedo1195
    @dariusacevedo1195 Před 3 lety +17

    Coyote America, good read. Make me want to get a degree in biology or maybe naturalist.

  • @bucktails_to_buckshot4731

    I know im a little late but excellent lecture! It was a pleasure to learn about the history of these animals.
    On a side note, would love to know if you have a lecture/study on eastern coyote hybridization (coydogs) and how they're changing from the western coyote. The eastern coyote genetics are said to display DNA from dogs and wolves which is displaying itself phenotypically. Thank you.

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      Yeah. Write another book for this d bag

  • @russellallen9648
    @russellallen9648 Před 3 lety +10

    The ignorant things we've done and continue to do... shameful behavior!

    • @timcoleman3421
      @timcoleman3421 Před rokem

      Seems like we went through a period of lets shoot everything. I don’t get it. Bison were almost wiped out.

  • @jamessaville397
    @jamessaville397 Před 3 lety +6

    I listened to Dan on Meateater's podcast, episode 69. A very interesting man to listen to, and very well articulated. Thanks for the upload.

  • @Willowcreek19
    @Willowcreek19 Před rokem +5

    I grew up shooting coyotes because it was our duty. Boredom challenged our manhood and it left us no choice but to drink beer and kill stuff. Break our trucks, get DUIs and run off every good women who ever came by.
    It's been twenty years, now I love listening to them at night. I don't know what we were thinking.

    • @LJ-mc3rv
      @LJ-mc3rv Před rokem +2

      Thank for sharing this. I had a friend who told me when he was young in North Carolina in the mountains, he had a journal and he would go into the woods when he was bored and kill things, anything, and write it in his journal. As an adult he was aghast. He was looking for a way to put it a play. And also I wrote a novel and in my research came across an article put in a New York paper saying; Our boys are bored, time to create an Indian war to keep them occupied. So sad. I wish for our young people to learn the magic of the land. And I learned the President of Rwanda turned the country around after the genocide by teaching folks to care for wildlife. We have such wonderful work ahead if we can just get a way to organize to do it.

  • @richardbarrow4620
    @richardbarrow4620 Před rokem +1

    Excellent speaker.

  • @paultjanssen
    @paultjanssen Před rokem +3

    Amazing talk about an amazing animal. Thank you sir.

    • @daviddawson1718
      @daviddawson1718 Před rokem

      Oh yeah, "amazing'". Imagine the fun and excitement that I had watching my dog and a prize heifer trying to deliver her first calf get mutilated.

  • @itsoruss
    @itsoruss Před 6 měsíci

    Wonderful tribute to the most mystical and magical animal on the planet. Coyotes aren't inherently good nor are they bad, they are just coyotes.

  • @StubbsMillingCo.
    @StubbsMillingCo. Před 4 měsíci

    Wonderful presentation!! Dan that was the best I’ve ever heard about Coyotes. I wish others would hear this (hunters and farmers of the south east) and understand you simply can’t eradicate them. In doing so you kill everything else while the Coyote flourishes and lives on. Wonderfully spoken!

  • @JAZZHOBO
    @JAZZHOBO Před 5 lety +2

    I Remember Thomas Seton-Thompson's story, I read that when I was a Child! I Think it was in Botkin's Treasury of American Folklore! I still have that book, in fact I have 4 of Botkin's Folklore Books! I am from Gholson, Texas.

  • @bevcoyne6632
    @bevcoyne6632 Před 6 měsíci

    Fascinating ✨Thank you

  • @collinmc90
    @collinmc90 Před 4 měsíci

    Coyote America is one of my favorite books.

  • @catherinegrillos8739
    @catherinegrillos8739 Před rokem +1

    Excellent lecture on a fascinating subject, well delivered. Makes you think more deeply how our evolving social memes have the ability to destroy or save the natural world and ourselves as well. Thank you

  • @LaGrandeBayou
    @LaGrandeBayou Před rokem +2

    "A wolf staring at a grizzly have lunch as 2 coyotes and 11 crows look on"
    -the 10,000 year old Mississippian culture had a coyote dog among them and ouachita coushatta tribes had a Louisiana Red Wolf that is widely believed to have interbred with Hernando de Sotos dogs the Spanish brought with them.
    That dog which interbred with the Louisiana red wolf evolved into the Louisiana Catahoula breed we have today.

  • @BirdDogey1
    @BirdDogey1 Před rokem

    Colored are amazing. Had several in my neighborhood. They would see me every morning out walking inn the dark. They lost their fear of me and socialized a bit. Wonderful.

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 Před rokem

      That's kinda racist, huh???
      Why don't you just say African American instead of Colored???
      Lol

  • @Anubis-hm7ro
    @Anubis-hm7ro Před rokem

    Excellent thank you

  • @Catonius
    @Catonius Před rokem

    That was great.

  • @sandeepettit696
    @sandeepettit696 Před rokem

    Thank you 😊

  • @bryanpelletier6026
    @bryanpelletier6026 Před rokem

    Awesome, just awesome

  • @owlnyc666
    @owlnyc666 Před 2 lety +4

    If I recall correctly the coyote was considered to be a trickster by indigenous Americans.

  • @pauldodson2018
    @pauldodson2018 Před 3 lety +3

    Dr. Flores, I was captivated by your talk.......you kidnapped me so I had to watch it twice. I had absolutely NO IDEA whatsoever that the reason I had lost two deer, i had shot, to coyotes filling in their ecological role. They really don't target deer fawns so much. I have trapped them as well and they are still increasing in numbers. That about about Thallium Sulfate was eye opening as well. Why cannot wolves expand their range under the Fission/Fusion strategy? Thank you so much for this very informative talk.-Paul

    • @thewinchesterhysterymouse
      @thewinchesterhysterymouse Před 2 lety +3

      i'm not a scientist, not by a long shot, and i have very little knowledge in this area but i have a hypothesis. compared to wolves maybe coyotes' smaller size give them more adapatability, more options in terms of both diet and places to hide? i would imagine wolves find it more difficult to live off rats and garbage when those are the only options, not to mention using things like drainage ducts, sewers, and irrigation canals to move into new rural and urban territory. as far as fission/fusion, i would speculate it has more to do with behavioral versatility, physiological traits/requirements, and gestation patterns unique to coyotes, but again, i'm no expert.

    • @lennarthagen3638
      @lennarthagen3638 Před 2 lety

      He kidnapped u?

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 Před rokem +1

      ​@@thewinchesterhysterymouse you might not be an expert...
      But, you're a darn sure smart individual whom is absolutely correct in the speculatory statement you typed about the pasture poodles...
      I know ALOT about them and hunt them HARD in order to keep their numbers hopefully in the same or better shape in which their #'s are now... near zero in my local smallish pretty much rural farming community...
      108 in 36 months ALL thumped within a mere 2.5 miles of my hacienda in Nawth Jawjuh.
      They were a very MAJOR problem with killing people's household pets/ farm livestock here...
      So, I had hunted and thumped coyotes in the past whil'st hunting other types of wild game type animals for the additional variety of meats they provided as well as pelts which I tanned and gifted or sold to help pay for everday life expenses...
      So there I was... just minding my own business... just loving & living my family life out here in the country when I was just hurtfully one per day or every other day with a few gaps in the time period, for about roughly a month I was greedily robbed of all... each and every single one of my egg layers... so very helpful w/ those buzzing, ever always just biting me over the entire body... so very terribly bloody bothersome, always such a problem... yeah, my awesome lil' ol' insect controlling feather covered big crowing black colored buddies... my big, ol' huge bodied Black Jersey Giants (* they are the world's very largest growing heaviest breed of Chicken in the world... that I very purposefully had chosen JUST for that fact... so I'd to be sure that I was giving it my best attempt for a keeping a near predator attack free type of yard bird... simply because of their extreme large body size... uhhhmmm, that didn't work...)

    • @damienlessard1984
      @damienlessard1984 Před rokem

      @@zekethefishgeek8690 That's the cycle of life...your chickens taking the lives of the insects, predators take a chicken. Add an A-hole human to the mix who can't help to take it personally and you get a load of self-centered, ignorant comments on CZcams..and then the cycle starts all over again. I guess it's ok when YOU take a chicken's life, but when something else does it's a crime, right? GFYS.

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      D bag

  • @dereksupernaut
    @dereksupernaut Před rokem

    in the burbs of Chicago i got hearded for 2 blocks by a Coyote after i called out to it around 6am... i was riding my bicycle and saw the Coyote rummaging in a front yard... the area is highly developed with houses and a busy 4 lane road but the local public pool has a large grass area next to it and the Coyote likes this area for the lack of cars... i have seen them running in the strip mall parking lot around sunrise...

  • @eugenesant9015
    @eugenesant9015 Před 3 lety +5

    Coyotes are getting more brazen...
    I had a pack stalk me and my dogs
    Up a mountain and a big hybrid
    Was trying to trick my rottweiler
    Into chasing him to the waiting pack. At the top.....I was surrounded by coyotes on all sides
    Some yipping in a playful way to
    Draw out my dog. My bloodhound was on a leash, my rottweiler was
    Loose and thankfully he listened to
    Me. There were at least a dozen
    And they would have eaten him.

    • @11UncleBooker22
      @11UncleBooker22 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, they would have and will eventually eat him IF your pet isn't kept safe.

    • @BigpapamoneymanMVPtypebeat
      @BigpapamoneymanMVPtypebeat Před 2 lety +2

      I find moments like that very humbling, let’s you know who’s land your on, and not vice versa

    • @daviddawson1718
      @daviddawson1718 Před rokem

      @jaydansmith7585" I ride an old paint horse, I'm the guy who's boss on the 160 acres that I love. "

    • @daviddawson1718
      @daviddawson1718 Před rokem

      @johnbookersfullspectrum this is my farm and, (you may call me an asshole)my dogs are family. I have never wanted or needed a man killer, until the night when they cleared a seven foot fence. I spent countless hours with him. He was a winner, but he was shredded. Thanks to your damned coyotes.

    • @LJ-mc3rv
      @LJ-mc3rv Před rokem

      Brazen? We are the brazen ones. I heard of a town in the Midwest that puts out all of its food scraps at night and around 4:00 Am the coyotes come through the town and eat. And in this way the town has no garbage. And i'm sure they know to keep their dogs in. We need to learn better ways of co-existing.

  • @Shlogger
    @Shlogger Před 3 lety +1

    survivors. in the face of every attempt at extermination. the perfect adaptive attributes. one of my faves. being tricky it turns out, is a good thing.

  • @cheekybastard99
    @cheekybastard99 Před 2 lety +5

    Surprised the coyotes natural predator the road runner was not discussed.

  • @11UncleBooker22
    @11UncleBooker22 Před 2 lety +2

    "WE , WE, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, etc" Not me, I wasn't here and didn't do nuff'in.

  • @millenialsmom2214
    @millenialsmom2214 Před 7 měsíci

    Interesting relationship with Jackals. Egyptian God Anubis is depicted as human with the head of a jackal. Some scientists speculate the original head of the Sphinx was a jackal. So there's a long history in many places of coyotes & Jackals as human avatars. 🤔

  • @1922Skidoo
    @1922Skidoo Před 3 lety

    Seen one walking down the road next to me in town 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @JAZZHOBO
    @JAZZHOBO Před 5 lety +1

    The Extermination Laboratory, sounds like a sample from Ward Churchill's "A Little Matter of Genocide!" These Federal Authorities had the same solution for Grandmother's People, and Great Grandfather's Over the Hill Tribes, also.

  • @JAZZHOBO
    @JAZZHOBO Před 5 lety +2

    ,My Grandmother was a Worker for the The Oklahoma Federal Writers' Project collected Oklahoma folklore, and told me stories about Coyote in the Osage "Little Wolf" in 1952 I was a Tiny Child and went missing one day, I was looking for 'Coyote" I heard singing at night.
    Scholars have researched many American Indian oral traditions in Oklahoma, producing works on Cherokee, Kiowa, and other Native groups. Less work has been done on the other ethnicities. In the 1920s The Chronicles of Oklahoma printed articles on some Oklahoma legends. In the mid-1930s Benjamin Botkin published his Folk-Say series, which produced a few studies on Oklahoma tales. The Oklahoma Federal Writers' Project collected Oklahoma folklore, using a portion of it in Oklahoma: A Guide to the Sooner State (1941). Several writers produced work on oil-field culture, including Mody Boatwright, J. Frank Dobie, Dan Garrison, and Bob Duncan. The Ozark region, which includes some of eastern Oklahoma, has received analysis, with several publications on its folklife. The cowboy culture has also been dissected, with John Lomax and later Guy Logsdon collecting ballads.

  • @stevendavis8636
    @stevendavis8636 Před 2 lety

    Smart,adaptable,survivor. Just like humans

  • @christophersuits7582
    @christophersuits7582 Před rokem +1

    crossed bridge onto cape cod

    • @AllTheCritters
      @AllTheCritters Před rokem +1

      They sure did and now they’re all over the Cape. When they howl near my house at night, I bring my dogs in… 2 large shepherds would tear coyote up, if it got over my fence.

  • @enlightenedrogue3871
    @enlightenedrogue3871 Před 3 lety +3

    The genocide of these animals has to stop...

  • @GoetzimRegen
    @GoetzimRegen Před rokem

    There was something that whiped the coyotes out in someplaces. We know, where the sibirian tiger exist, there exist no wolves, its a xor relation. The big cat of the north is the mountain lion. Give the mountain lion and the Jaguar its old range and you will see a reduction of the range of the coyote to its old form.

  • @calroller3865
    @calroller3865 Před rokem +2

    Is that dude sleeping

  • @fully_retractable
    @fully_retractable Před 5 lety +12

    Joe Rogan sent me here.

    • @waterhead1029
      @waterhead1029 Před 4 lety

      Dr. Crocko's Spooky Sunday > Dog People > Rogan > Here

  • @matthewdolan5831
    @matthewdolan5831 Před rokem

    Yes, they have a touch of shen about them, akin to fox.

  • @historysmysteriesunveiled8043

    The wild turkey should be America’s national bird. It’s much more honorable.

  • @MrThenry1988
    @MrThenry1988 Před rokem

    I never want coyotes to go away. I'm a trapper. You can maintain them for sure. But they will maintain themselves sorta.

    • @LJ-mc3rv
      @LJ-mc3rv Před rokem

      Trapping is evil. It is said the animals are going extinct because they do not want to be here. So they are all dying out as is nature. All the trees are sick as are We The People.

  • @johndoa4839
    @johndoa4839 Před 2 lety +2

    Long live the coyote

  • @wackyruss
    @wackyruss Před rokem +1

    North American Mini-Wolves !!!

  • @deanvanlaarhoven1413
    @deanvanlaarhoven1413 Před 3 lety

    Rogan

  • @Whiskey-Danger
    @Whiskey-Danger Před rokem +1

    If #weavethecoyote is any indication, a few short generations from now, may well see them firmly on the path of domestication. Ive owned a hybrid, I'd live with a full blood, once my kids are bigger.

    • @thefutureisnow8159
      @thefutureisnow8159 Před 10 měsíci

      I think Russians were able to breed a more gentle fox in just a few generations- I’m betting this could happen with coyotes- I’ve had some tame ones that live in our area walk up super close- not rabid just calm and curious- they’re not. Early as big as my German shepherds but they’re very bright and inquisitive. I wish people would stop putting out rat/ mouse poison- coyotes eat the poisoned mice and that weakens their immune system and they end up getting mange.

  • @samgamgee7384
    @samgamgee7384 Před 5 měsíci

    What did he say? Coyotes in native American art are usually pictured standing!? And with opposable thumbs? I guess they also do a lot of business with the Acme Company prdering roadrunner traps!

  • @thunderandrain09
    @thunderandrain09 Před rokem +2

    Pure B.S. about having no effect on mule deer.

  • @thefutureisnow8159
    @thefutureisnow8159 Před 10 měsíci

    Yup- I’m enraged hearing this. People F’ing suck

  • @Eliezer1018
    @Eliezer1018 Před rokem +1

    Coyotes, are God’s own Dogs. Man has certainly giving them a terrible reputation. For it is written even the tender mercies of the wicked are cruelty. Hopefully more will get involved and learn.

  • @roninkraut6873
    @roninkraut6873 Před 3 lety +1

    Hopefully some of these folks graduate and go on to work for DNR so they can implement better policies

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      Yeah. Such an important comment. Der

    • @roninkraut6873
      @roninkraut6873 Před rokem

      @@doctorcrafts
      DNR is the department of natural resources

  • @my4cars528
    @my4cars528 Před rokem

    Guy sleeping in the front row

  • @10laws2liveby
    @10laws2liveby Před rokem

    Thank you I admire them most, the Cyoat. As a kid we'ed just stare at each other when we meet. .They did more to alienate me to man then war.

  • @daviddawson1718
    @daviddawson1718 Před rokem +1

    How many of your dogs have you seen torn apart by coyotes?

  • @culinarygoon3119
    @culinarygoon3119 Před 3 lety

    Joe Rogan sent me

  • @aaronlopez717
    @aaronlopez717 Před rokem

    !0 year ago or so I live in the top of the hills ( Coyote's crossing place ) I have dream or nightmare around 8 am I wont go to tales- or story of it I wake up my land lord was looking for his chihuahua dog I wake up run not knowing were I found a little coyote try to get his meal my instinct Not hurt just make a noise like them I did it in front of me was the Coyote and this ego dog chihuahua ready to give up scream , the coyote with dignity walk away
    If I die i will like to in the hands of Nature Not in the hands of stupid-brains wash human .

  • @julieisthatart
    @julieisthatart Před rokem +1

    I sure enjoyed this, I am watching it five years later. At this time there is a bunch of news articles about how "AI" is going to kill off humanity. And I have been wondering why experts would think this way. But now I see, because that is what humans would do, reasoning something wrong and killing because of it. But this also gives me additional confidence that AI killing off the human race is probably about like people killing coyotes, you can try, but there are going to be survivors, and they will learn from the experience and adapt.

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      Wow. You’re special

    • @julieisthatart
      @julieisthatart Před rokem

      @@doctorcrafts are you teasing me?

    • @thefutureisnow8159
      @thefutureisnow8159 Před 10 měsíci

      We don’t need to be totally killed off- just reduce our numbers

    • @julieisthatart
      @julieisthatart Před 10 měsíci

      @@thefutureisnow8159 yes, and we can hope the survivors will be the fittest.

  • @jjfore0921
    @jjfore0921 Před 4 lety +7

    The Coyote is the Dollar General of the animal kingdom.

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      You’re the Mongolian of the mongoloids

  • @markstuber4731
    @markstuber4731 Před rokem

    One hour in and I am hoping he mentions Wile E. Coyote. .

  • @colorwlz
    @colorwlz Před 3 lety +2

    Most fun creatures I've found to hunt

    • @doctorcrafts
      @doctorcrafts Před rokem

      Doosh

    • @colorwlz
      @colorwlz Před rokem

      @@doctorcraftsif you’re ever in Arizona come by for a skull or a fur

  • @tomjones6296
    @tomjones6296 Před 3 lety +1

    Those coyote furs are valuable...what a waste...

  • @stevee.7419
    @stevee.7419 Před rokem

    God bless the coyote and it’s call.

  • @brandonwilson5311
    @brandonwilson5311 Před rokem

    I do "respect'' and love the coyote, they have a place in life. The history of them and respect that the natives gave is deep and true.
    Found it hilarious when speaking at BYU, most these kids understand the destruction the coyote has done to livestock and farms, his little digs about America, they walked out... NOW again I do respect the coyote, Why? One of my best friends had his child taken by a coyote in his backyard and mauled- Not funny. She was flown out by helicopter. Adult was there within feet...They are no joke. This man speaks truth but does have a forked tongue... Be careful. His words are dangerous. You can almost tell when the acid drops.

  • @willswalkingwest7267
    @willswalkingwest7267 Před 5 lety +8

    Leave through the back door. How disrespectful to go to the door behind the speaker to leave. Lame. No manners. Gee whiz.

    • @waterhead1029
      @waterhead1029 Před 4 lety +1

      Not an impressive audience. I'm not that hard to impress.

    • @details78
      @details78 Před 4 lety +4

      I thought the same thing. If that's the only exit and entrance screw the people who set up the podium by that door.

    • @ruthnamaste
      @ruthnamaste Před rokem +2

      I wholeheartedly agree!

  • @robertking3539
    @robertking3539 Před rokem +2

    Bunch of nonsence

  • @whitealaskan
    @whitealaskan Před 6 lety +1

    You obviously have good points, but your selective bias paints you as a poor researcher, and and unethical writer. You lose all credibility when you are not honest with your audience.

    • @JH-qx7oo
      @JH-qx7oo Před 6 lety +11

      its best to back up your assertion with facts, you lose all credibility when you are not honest.

  • @TheRobdarling
    @TheRobdarling Před rokem

    the "supernatural " is simply human imagination gone bad.