Some of this new-found predator management initiative may be too little to late but it’s up to us predator hunters to keep supporting by voice and dollars any predator program that exhibits common sense management.

Neither total victory nor defeat happens immediately. The first step toward victory, however, needs to be a realization among hunters about what kind of enemies we face and what that means now and into the future.

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Increase your success with these proven methods for hunting coyotes in snow-covered conditions.

Wilderness Athlete Pack Out Bars are a packable source of energy on the go, ready to fuel your next adventure.

Confidence in your ability to locate, call and kill predators in their home range? Take note, because the ones you saw today may be gone tomorrow.

Reloading is not only an economical way to shoot more accurate ammunition, it’s also a way to shoot more ammunition.

When it comes to excitement while predator hunting, it’s hard to match calling them into 'up close and personal' range.

With the coyote population increasing in Vemont, the state wildlife agency is holding public meetings to address the issue, provide information and answer questions.

Want a secret tip to find and kill more predators? You don't have to have large tracts to call coyotes, bobcats or foxes within range. Find out what to do.