If you want to tag a double (or more) then you have to plan and practice so the opportunity doesn’t slip out of your grasp.

PX Cartoonist Tim Davis heads to southeastern Arkansas during the oppressive heat of summer to learn how to call coyotes in the thickets.

There’s no doubt that night time is the right time for predator and feral hog control, but should you use night-vision or thermal optics to get the job done?

Mature coyotes are a different animal than the pups and yearling coyotes you normally shoot. Learn how to target these older, wiser songdogs.

If your old predator hotspots aren’t producing then maybe it’s time to take the fight to a new location. Here’s a list of common and not so common locations to call in your next coyote.

Squeakers imitate the soft sound of a rodent squealing in desperation. Since rodents are the main prey of most predators, it makes sense to incorporate a squeaker call into your setups.

If you don’t mind the heat, bugs and humidity, summer coyotes can be as challenging and rewarding.

Improve your predator hunting success by stacking the odds in your favor on every stand.

We all enjoy the glory of a successful solo-predator stand, but tag teaming wary coyotes can mean even more success.

Forget hunting predators in open pastures. Hit up thick pine plantations for hot action.