. >> reporter: ryan gilroy, founder of wildlife partners, isn't against hunting but he has a very different >> all the revenue we generate is generated as a result of selling live animals. and we're not selling them for the purpose of hunting. we're selling them for the purpose of breeding. this area that we're in is broken into several smaller pastures -- >> reporter: brian has around 1,000 animals at this ranch. >> we raise roan antelope, cape buffalo, white bearded wildebeest, bongo. i could go on. >> reporter: they says they've made $30 million in revenue over the last two years breeding and selling animals to hundreds of clients. which include landowners and private investors. >> we sell them wildlife for the benefit of enjoyment. and it's theirs. they can do what they want with it. >> reporter: when those animals reproduce, brian's company buys back some of their young, selling them to other customers. . >> we've got some young offspring that we're going to be moving to another ranch -- >> reporter: on this day they get a request for a >> in the helicopter we've got a gunner, he's got

ryan reynolds? an r-rated twist on a christmas classic. (justine) get your garlic everything in gilroy.the garlic festival is going all weekend and we spoke to organizers about how this event helps the whole community. (justine) it's coyote season in san francisco... and friday, a coyote was seen walking with it's breakfast in mouth in north beach.mouth in north beach.(jr) kron four's philippe djegal shares video of the animal and how neighbors and tourists reacted to the rare sighting. (philippe) a neighbor does a double take, then turns on his phone and starts recording what he realizes is a coyote taking a strole down jones street near chestnut street in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.ed lang/tourist- "did you say coyotes? that is terrifying." the sighting happened just before six o'clock in the morning. tourists in the area had no clue coyote's live nearby. warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad