Predator Xtreme - Predator Hunting, Gear, Guides & More

Predator Xtreme contributor Dustin Butler uses a combination of coyote vocalizations and a Gunwerks long range rifle to get the job done on these late season Montana coyotes.

More than 25 industry gear manufacturers showed off their latest and greatest products during the 6th Annual Bowhunting Writers’ Roundtable

On the Missouri River, near sprawling Lake Oahe, Canada geese far outnumber people — and the hunting can be out of this world.

Adaptable, mountains lions inhabit a variety of environments including deserts, mountains, foothills and rain forests, plus suburbia.

Deer hunters have never had a better selection accurate, dependable slug guns at an affordable price.

From the wilds of Alaska, to the swamps of Florida, even all the way to the African plains, Bowhunting World’s special Xtreme 2012 issue is chock-full of action and adventure.

Dustin Butler shows you why an AR for coyote hunting is a good choice.

A traditional family hunt becomes a lifetime memory.

Late season predator calling can be a challenge. Coyotes often become "call shy" and are hesitant to come to the call.

A thin wallet doesn’t mean you cannot enjoy the fruits of a deer lease, if you set your sights on an affordable, achievable project.

Here’s how to find the best deer stand site in 500-1,000 acres in one day or less.

Typically late September is a great time to take advantage of uneducated coyotes looking for food.

Shots can vary, but 200 yards is probably the norm. You’ll need to be sneaky and make one-shot kills.

Dustin Butler offers tips for calling coyotes late in the season.

Gear and basic techniques for getting gobblers out West.

It won’t be long before fawns begin dropping and as soon as they do, coyotes will change their diet to include as many of the spotted deer as possible.

If you’re in the market for a UTV, consider the powerful and capable Kawasaki Teryx4.