Question about Bye-Bye Bloom's "DANGER" Monster

I just finished Bye-Bye Bloom (the six-star Crimson Qurupeco hunt), and it is the first time you encounter Deviljho (the "DANGER" monster listed next to Crimmy's picture on the quest's first information page.)

Deviljho is a big PHONY, people!  He shows up, I just hit him with one (yes, ONE) Dung Bomb and it tires him out enough to run away...

Would it be okay to sacrifice a couple of Bye-Bye Blooms to begin farming it?

Just because a Jho would move areas with one Dung Bomb (as most monsters do, not just Jho) doesn't mean it can't hit you for 90% of your health. Just a word of warning.

It's just that during Bye-Bye Bloom, this happened involving Jho:

Crimmy managed to call it when it was down to about 30% health left (I kept bashing it over and over, knocking it out of its prior calls.)

Then I kept fighting Crimmy, keeping it between myself and Joe (probably the right strategy.)

I thought, "Why don't I watch and try to damage this giant pickle some - I might get a Deviljho part in the rewards."

Crimmy goes down because of the combination of my hammering and Jho's continual pounding.

And I did end up getting a Deviljho part in the rewards!

That's why I have considered beginning to farm Deviljho.

It'd be very difficult at that point to get much of significance from him. If you really want to go for his materials, I'd aim for a weapon and 2 more Deviljho Talon, which you can get from shinies, and you can combine them with the Powercharm/Armorcharm to make the Powertalon and Armortalon (which can be stacked with another pair of the charms for extra boosts).