Electronic callers can level the playing field for those fur hunters new to the game or those lacking the confidence to use mouth-blown calls.

An ongoing study aims to find out.

Developing a game plan long before fur season arrives is an exercise in efficiency and productivity.

Sometimes if feels like you are battling the world alone. Forget that when it comes to scouting coyotes. Put a team of trail cameras to work for you.

All it takes is the push of a button to turn novice predator hunters into pros.

Intermittent or constant calling — which is better?

Sometimes Southern hospitality goes only so far.

Will life after the pandemic be nothing more than a real life version of the hit movie "Groundhog Day?"

Mix it up with these three mouth calls from Foxpro.

Caring for your fur — and ensuring top dollar from the fur buyer — begins in the field immediately following a successful hunt.

Most regions of the North American continent have two or more predator species that share the same habitat, competing for the available food sources. That’s good news for the equal-opportunity predator hunter.

The gateway to varmint hunting heaven might be only a knock on a door away.

Making the most of every situation.

Pressured canines often require a shift in hunting strategies — especially if you’re pursuing them on public property.

Disease carrying swine are getting the attention of officials.

Alabama’s Squirrel Masters Classic is a lesson in airgun hunting fun.

A thin trail of corn kernels becomes the yellow brick road to success when hunting an animal that is completely ruled by its stomach.

Rooting hogs cause extensive damage at home and abroad.

Here’s how to make corn even more appealing.

A bobcat that bit a Vermont man in May tested positive for rabies, the first this year in the state and only the second in two years.