There’s more to predator control than picking off the occasional coyote.

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.

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

If you hunt deer and predators, be sure to use this secret tip to attract and kill more coyotes this season to extend your opportunities in the woods.

A rare rabbit disease that killed four domestic rabbits has put officials in Ohio on alert for any cases that could spread into the population of wild rabbits.

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?

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

Understanding the battle for survival will make you a better coyote hunter.

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.