Why do coyote hunters in Western states seem to be more successful?
Produce realistic sounds that will bring predators running.
To avoid trespass when hunting the West, it’s vitally important to know exactly where you are at all times.
South Dakota residents give state’s nesting fowl a helping hand.
Receiving top dollar for your fur begins in the field immediately after a successful hunt.
Readers of Predator Xtreme voted Hornady as Gold award winner in the Centerfire Ammunition, Bullets and Components categories.
If you’re looking for a true bucket-list adventure, call a houndsman and give bowhunting mountain lions a go.
Don’t let the wind ruin your hunt. Learn, instead, to use it to your advantage.
Apex predators become prey when they interfere with a backcountry elk hunt.
There’s an old saying that if a feral sow has a litter of 12 piglets, 13 will survive. Here’s how you can do your part to help control the country’s out-of-control wild pig population — and have some fun in the process.
A California judge reverses 2020 federal delisting — putting a strangle hold on states dealing with escalating gray wolf populations.
Like a pack of coyotes yipping, yapping and howling, the readers of Predator Xtreme have spoken, and the results are in!
Electronic game caller favorite wins E-Caller and TV Show categories in Readers’ Choice Awards.
Bushnell has been awarded the 2022 Readers’ Choice Gold award in the Laser Rangefinders category by the readers of Predator Xtreme magazine.
The wind can be your friend or your foe. Learn to use it to your advantage when hunting paranoid predators.
Predator Xtreme readers award Federal top honors in its 2022 Readers’ Choice Shotshell category.
CCI Rimfire Ammunition wins a 2022 Predator Xtreme Readers’ Choice Gold Award for the 6th consecutive year.
From open sights to variable magnification and BDC scopes, red dots and even lasers and night-vision optics, predator hunters have never had it so good.
Rock River Arms is trading guns for coyotes in its Tag-Out hunting contest.
Understanding why predators respond to the distress screams of their prey can make you a better hunter — or at least a more informed one.
