Ryan Bingham

I saw that, yeah.

And the coyote grabbed his toddler and tried to run away with his kid.

It's real.

It's real, and they try to downplay it because all the wildlife lovers, all the greenies, they don't want you sounding the alarm and killing them.

But their goal is to have zero hunting.

Their goal is to have all the animals just balance each other out.

I think it'll happen.

No, the humans have interrupted that whole idea, right?

So if you've got a city and then you've got wild giant predators, like 170-pound cats that are killing dogs, and they're like, you've got to control them.

Can't manage one without managing the other, right?

And so the first thing they did to stop people from doing it is they banned hunting with dogs.

So if you ban hunting with dogs, guess what?

You're killing most of the hunting.

Because the reality of mountain lions is you can't find them.

They're really hard to find.

Really hard to catch.

Really hard to find.

And the best way to control their population is to tree them.

And you get dogs to tree them.

Because that way you know if it's a tom or if it's a female.