Coyote

Hunters know layering their clothing is a must for active situations, but what about hunting coyotes in the dead of winter? Veteran hunter Mark Kayser has the scoop on what to do.

Thinning the number of predators on a ranch or farm in spring can not only boost bird and deer numbers, but also be the best time to hunt them.

Can you easily improve your success while hunting coyotes? Incorporate these proven tips to put more songdogs on the ground.

When it comes to wildlife and hunting opportunities, Kansas is a gem. See what happens when Foxpro Hunting TV heads to the Sunflower State.

With an integrated foam seat and adjustable kickstand seat, the Enforcer pack from Alps Outdoorz will make long predator sits less of a pain in the rear end.

Everyone hates to give up. Nevertheless, there are some clues to consider while coyote hunting that could point you to another location or better solution if hunting is tough.

What would you do in this situation? You're bowhunting deer in Kansas, one of the best big buck states in the nation, and have a chip shot at a coyote. Do you let the coyote walk to avoid disturbing the area or take a shot?

Coyotes test the patience of the Foxpro Hunting TV crew in Arizona, but you can learn from their hunting setups to call and kill more songdogs.

Does it seem like you've hit a slump with your calling success? Veteran hunter Mark Kayser explains why your predator calls aren't working.

If you're getting into predator hunting or are a veteran in a bit of a calling rut, few things can build confidence as well as an open-reed call.

Let your wild side spice up your coyote hunting. It could increase your fur count significantly.

Calls aren't the only thing that can lure a coyote within range of your setup. Hunting near carcasses can greatly increase your chances of success.

As predator populations expand across North America you never know who might show up on your predator calling setup.

As predator populations expand across North America you never know who might show up on your predator calling setup.

These easily overlooked stands for hunting coyotes, bobcats, foxes and varmints, many of them public land opportunities, might turn out to be your honeyhole.

Looking for a new place to hunt coyotes, bobcats, foxes and varmints with little pressure? Try bird hunting preserves, where eager predators abound!

Stop hunkering down at ground level when you're hunting in thick cover for coyotes or other predators. Adopt a stand up routine and improve your odds.

In recent years, trappers in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes Region have been given the opportunity to trap the gray wolf. We get some pro pointers from a veteran Canadian wolf trapper.

When I started deer hunting 40 years ago the versatile .243 rifle caliber did the trick for my first whitetails. It should work just fine for coyotes, too.

Just because you’re hunting something other than predators doesn’t mean coyotes aren’t around for harvesting.

Making long-range shots on predators sounds daunting, but it's not impossible given the proper training and practice like at the Bergara Academy.

Making a flat set could be the answer to trapping that coyote that is hard to call and catch. Jason Houser provides a simply tutorial for how to set one up.

Being distracted is rarely a good thing, but consider embracing the art of distracting a predator on your next hunt. It could be what you're missing.

See our lineup of a lineup of some of predator hunting’s best calibers. Find recommendations for everything from coyotes to small varmint.

Simply walking into the hills and blowing on a predator call is a recipe for failure. Here are nine basics for success that can be employed at any time, on any predator.

No need to build a fence or buy new land because predators aren’t coming. Here’s how to take advantage of terrain to get those critters your direction.

Is it a coyote? A wolf? Or something else entirely?

When you need to skin a coyote, this cool video from Ohio Fur Chasers shows one easy way to do it.

When hunting and trapping coyotes, this animal's adaptability makes it difficult. This trait is exacerbated by wolf DNA, making some coyotes slightly larger and likely more aggressive.