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.

Engage a variety of rodent targets with the .17 and .22 if you really want to challenge your shooting skills at a reduced cost.

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?

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.

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.

Hunting prairie dogs is a great way to sharpen your shooting and spotting skills. But the open country where these varmints live isn't always a bed of roses.

As a hunter and land manager, you can mitigate the threats of whitetail fawn mortality before it’s too late.

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.

Instead of just selling all your gear for a fraction of the cost and going through the hassle of a garage sale, turn that event into a hunting mentorship program. You'll get rid of the unwanted stuff and help new hunters have fun.