Fox

When predators are reluctant to close the distance, savvy hunters reach for a coaxer call to seal the deal.

Iowa wildlife officials have asked trappers to lend a hand with ongoing research into the state’s gray fox population for tracking purposes.

Take this five-step approach to calling in and killing more gray foxes.

Learn how to hunt predators at night using lights with tips from the Foxpro Hunting TV crew in Pennsylvania.

Why do foxes leap on their prey when they're hunting? The theory behind this interesting action may surprise you.

Swirling or gusty wind isn't optimal for predator hunting. The crew with Foxpro Hunting TV finds out how to get the job done on red foxes on Maryland's Eastern Shore despite the wind.

Fox hunters always are looking for tactics to help put more fur on the ground. Learn what these two diehard fox hunters do each season to be more successful.

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!

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.

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.

The numbers are in for fur sales for the early part of 2018 as auction houses across North America are beginning to move winter inventory.

A fox-calling study conducted in the 1950s can help you call in more fox today.

A Wisconsin Democratic state senator has drawn up a pair of bills that would ban hunting and limit the types of mechanisms trappers can use in state parks.

Bob Connell spends a night in West Texas calling predators with a new high-tech caller and his smartphone.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is debuting an option that allows people to have their small game, fishing or trapping license scanned directly from their smartphone.

Mark Kayser spends some time with Tactical Solutions and shoots their custom-built Ruger 10/22s. Did we mention these rifles are suppressed?

A lost dog made her way 35 miles home from Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve to find her owner asleep in bed. Vet says the dog is in remarkable shape for what she endured, including predators, traffic, a torrential rainstorm and Fourth of July fireworks.

When temperatures break 90 degrees, it’s time to be serious about your fluid intake when heading outdoors. Follow these simple steps for staying in the game this summer.

Food plots draw in a number of prey species, which also brings in predators. Perhaps you should put a plot or two in the ground to increase your predator-hunting hot spots this fall.

Pennsylvania would no longer be the only state that bars hunters from using semiautomatic rifles if bills pending before a House committee are approved.

A coyote's howls on the prairie of a Western movie can help set the atmosphere as much as a Saguaro cactus or desert mountains, but to hear the animal's call in an urban backyard such as a Baton Rouge subdivision can be unnerving.

A Salem, Oregon, kitten is recovering from 15 puncture wounds to his stomach and a swollen eye, but his encounter with a bobcat in his family's backyard could easily have been deadly.

The Ambush Firearms rifle chambered in 5.56mm utilizes a long range, flat-shooting cartridge while maintaining light recoil, just right for predator hunting and small game.

Global unrest and large inventories of fur from last year have hunters and trappers fearing low prices this spring.

The second annual Squirrel Master Classic shines a light on the fun of small-game hunting, the versatility of air rifles and the importance of getting kids involved in the outdoors.

Killing is your missile’s first job. Saving the pelt comes next.