How long should you stay during a coyote setup? The answer has more answers than you’ll find in the Bible, but you can break it down based on several key elements. And if you have nothing else going on, why leave?

Consistently calling and killing coyotes begins with proper stand selection.

Coyote hunting doesn’t have to take a back seat in summer, but it does require a modification of hunting strategies. Try these proven tips to put more fur on the dirt this summer.

Coyotes and feral pigs are nasty, often covered with fleas and ticks, and who wants to deal with all that? One easy solution for transport after you've popped a predator is the Coyote Bag from Slay Bag.

Calling and hunting strategies change once you're targeting city slicker coyotes. Try these proven tips from a veteran predator hunter to find out how to knock down more urban coyotes.

A University of Washington researcher, based on information from his trained scat-sniffing dogs, says Washington may have more wolves within its borders than previously believed.

With new pups to feed and a bounty of food sources, spring and early summer are when coyotes are on the move. Learn what they're eating from their poop and you may be able to hunt them more successfully.

Being a consistenly successful hunter involves knowing the animals we're pursuing, but it also involves woodsmanship. Quit bumbling around and think about habitat, food sources and travel routes to put more fur on the ground.

With more than 40 years of professionally hunting predators, Randy Roede knows a thing or two about finding, setting up and calling coyotes within range.

There are dozens of baits and lures for trapping predators. In this video Mark Olis will show you the specific baits and lures he uses when targeting coyotes in the summer.