Deer hunters own the trail camera market and you’ll never take that crown. But you can benefit from trail cams if you use them well.

Making long-range shots on predators sounds daunting, but it's not impossible given the proper training and practice like at the Bergara Academy.

Making a flat set could be the answer to trapping that coyote that is hard to call and catch. Jason Houser provides a simply tutorial for how to set one up.

If you're shooting few shots while moving frequently heavy barrels might not be for you. However, if you're in a target rich environment a heavy barrel counters the warping effect of heat and helps you steady the rifle to hit small, distant targets.

Using the terrain to your advantage can make for a successful hunt, but unfamiliarity can end the hunt even begins. Are you preparing properly?

See our lineup of a lineup of some of predator hunting’s best calibers. Find recommendations for everything from coyotes to small varmint.

There's a reason it's said predators will eat anything that doesn't eat them first. They have adaptive diets, to say the least. But how adaptive are they?

Is it a coyote? A wolf? Or something else entirely?

When you need to skin a coyote, this cool video from Ohio Fur Chasers shows one easy way to do it.

The southern border of the U.S. is a great place to visit, especially with a predator rifle in hand. Hunters must consider a few safety factors, though.