Coyote

The wolf was shot legally by a hunter in Lawyers Canyon about 70 miles south of Lewiston. It crossed into Idaho by swimming the Snake River on Feb. 24.

A biologist in New Hampshire says he's getting a lot of calls about coyotes and warns people to keep their pets inside at night.

A beginning coyote hunter and high power rifle competitor goes long-range to bag a wary winter coyote.

Police in South Windsor are warning residents about coyote sightings and say pets should be protected from possible attacks.

There's nothing like that new rifle smell!

Some Spearfish residents say they've seen wolves in the area, but police and wildlife officials are skeptical.

This coyote hunter has learned through trial and error that consistently calling in and killing coyotes depends on him being on top of his game every stand called.

If you still hope to tag a coyote or two before the end of winter you may want to try an off-the-wall strategy or step outside of the box. Here are a few to mull over.

Mark Kayser wonders why coyotes on a recent hunt were more responsive at midday over the morning period?

A coyote did its best to avoid getting caught at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston.

The three-day event, which is sponsored by District 9 of the Pennsylvania Trappers Association, was held at the Triton Hose Company and attracted 759 hunters who converged on a seven-county area in the northeast, each hoping to harvest the heaviest coyote.

Rodent distress call equals nice kill for this coyote hunter.

Slow and quiet approach to the stand leads to a successful hunt for a Tennessee coyote hunter.

Geoff Nemnich heads to north central Kansas and scores big with a coyote triple.

Fur prices are expected to be good again this year and the weather forecast for China, the largest fur consumer market, is projected to be cold. Mark Kayser offers tips to get in on the action.

A lifelong Kansas resident recounts a great day..."Almost instantly I saw movement to the south about 1/4 mile coming into the open field from the pasture, one, no two, no, three, heck 5, coyotes."

Grand View Outdoors takes this diminutive new rifle through its paces for the first time against some Florida hogs and coyotes. At 6.2 pounds, the Lightweight Mountain Rifle offers a lot of versatility in a slimmed down package.