Al Morris is back in Nevada with Foxpro field staffer Spencer Egbert killing coyotes using two Foxpro callers on stand!

Your stakeout strategies for winter coyotes may need to be tweaked from autumn, spring or summer outings. Learn what one hunter does to put songdogs on ice.

The best way to avoid repetitive and non-productive calling in the realm of predator calling is to change things while hunting. Knowing exactly why, when and how to change your calling can be a systematic and calculated event.

For catching coyotes, foxes and bobcats in the winter, it’s hard to beat a well-placed snare.

Having the ability to make a longer shot can be the difference maker in dropping a coyote or watching one leave.

Hornady’s taking a long range shot at outgunning the .22 Swift. Based off the 6.5 Creedmoor case and that new family of centerfire cartridges, the 22 Creedmoor, while still in the development stage in terms of factory offerings, is turning some heads.

What does the future hold for ATN, one of the most well known providers of thermal imaging optics? Find out in this Q&A with Steve Lemenov of ATN

Sometimes coyotes don't come within 30 or 40 yards of your set and hightail it out of the area. That's when long-range shooting skills come into play. Check out the latest songdog dirtnaps from Foxpro Hunting TV.

There’s more to predator control than picking off the occasional coyote.

Airguns offer opportunities where you can’t use firearms, and hunting at night increases your chance of success.

Learn when it's time to transition to Fight Club mode when you're hunting predators and why it works.

Switching to the right call sound while hunting coyotes can spark the predator's curiosity, bring it straight to you and allow you to easily finish the job.

Sprayed by a skunk? Keep the tomato juice for a Bloody Mary; this simple skunk smell removal recipe calls for three common ingredients, and it works!

Mange takes its toll on canines, but now it’s also showing up in bears. Researchers are studying what's going on with this disease in coyotes, bears and other wild animals.

There's no doubt that improvements in technology and equipment have made days afield safer, more enjoyable and more productive than at any time in history.

Some of this new-found predator management initiative may be too little to late but it’s up to us predator hunters to keep supporting by voice and dollars any predator program that exhibits common sense management.

Neither total victory nor defeat happens immediately. The first step toward victory, however, needs to be a realization among hunters about what kind of enemies we face and what that means now and into the future.

It's that time again! Time to show off your favorite arsenal of gear; the stuff that really works. Vote now for the 2020 Readers' Choice Awards.

Increase your success with these proven methods for hunting coyotes in snow-covered conditions.

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