Entries Tagged coyotes

The ability to consistently choose productive stand locations is a crucial element of predator hunting that separates good callers from the bad.

Sometimes the game plan requires improvisation — such as when coyotes show up unexpectedly.

Getting busted by coyotes isn’t the end of the world — it sometimes just feels that way.

New GPO USA Centuri riflescopes are available in two super-compact and four traditional-sized models.

Coyotes are creatures of habit, and savvy predator hunters take full advantage when planning their ambush.

Sometimes it’s the coyotes themselves that provide the very best lessons on how to become a better hunter.

When you can’t gain access to a predator rich piece of real estate, do the next best thing — set up shop next door.

Understanding focal planes, reticle focus and angular measurements helps in the decision making process when it’s time to purchase a new scope.

Contests still allowed on private lands after contentious public meetings.

The stories that are most memorable are the hunts that don’t go as planned.

Predators such as coyotes and feral hogs wreak havoc on large ranches in Texas — unless their numbers are aggressively controlled.

Want to put a serious dent in your wild hog or coyote populations? Try these outside-the-box methods and deliver a lethal one-two punch.

We all know coyotes breed from mid-December to the end of March. So, how do you hunt them during winter if the breeding urge isn’t going strong?