- SHOT Show Update-New Predator Hunting Calls
Mark Olis
I hit the floor running this morning at the 2010 SHOT Show. My focus today is new predator hunting calls. Below are a few of the new ones I had a chance to check out.
- New Predator Rifles For 2010 (SHOT Show Update)
Mark Olis
Today is the kick-off of the 2010 SHOT Show. The SHOT is the outdoor industries trade show of the year, where all the new product for the new year is unveiled. Check some of them out.
- Short Shots: Deep Snow Coyotes
Matt Schroderus
In the Far North, if you want to take coyotes all winter you have to learn their deep snow secrets. When winter sets in and snow starts to pile up, most hunters put away their rifles when they should be getting out their snowshoes.
- Last Light, Last Night Brown Bear
Jeff Line
As a 10-day spring brown bear hunt in Alaska draws to a close a desperate hunter uses downright laughable tactics and a human decoy to close the deal.
- From the Bench: Barrel Cleaning
J.C. Munnell
The sun should never set on a dirty gun. Whether you’re simply practicing with your predator rifle or just shooting for fun, you should clean the gun as quickly as possible before storing.
- Theodore Roosevelt’s Long-Lasting Legacy
Jim Casada
As president and predator hunter, Roosevelt’s legacy is cherished by generations of sportsmen.
- Optics for Deep Woods Coyote Hunting
J.C. Munnell
A world much different from the massive expanse of open country out West, the eastern dark timber calls for special tools.
- Africa's Lions...Up Close!
Scott Haugen
Few experiences in the hunting world match that of attracting predators to within close quarters. But when those predators weigh 500 pounds, and have just as good of a chance of killing you, the definition of "thrilling hunt," dramatically changes!
- From BANG to Buck$ - Part 2
Ed Park
In Part I, we finished a successful day of hunting and headed home with the furs. In Part II we face several decisions about finishing the fur care.
- From BANG to Buck$ - Part I
Ed Park
To get the most money out of your pelts, follow some of these simple steps and techniques.
- Predator Rig Your Ride!
Hunters who spend time driving from stand to stand would be well advised to make their vehicle “Predator Ready.”
- Predators & Bird Preserves
Scott Haugen
Looking for a new place to hunt? Try bird preserves, where eager predators abound!
- Decoy Round Up
Mike Schoby
Coyote decoys have really come along in the last few years, especially with an increased number of predator hunters using coyote vocalization. Check them out.
- The Gray Wolf in America
Kate Winford
In the last 15 years the gray wolf has sparked more controversy and debate in the U.S. than any other animal. The following article is a detailed look at both sides of the controversy and a history of wolves in America.
- Scent Confusion
Rich Higgins
This revolutionary new “misting” technique will change the way you hunt predators.
- Clear-Cut Predator Tactics
David Hart
Southern pine plantations are ideal places to hunt predators. Getting a shot is the hard part.
- Summer Song Dogs
Scott Haugen
Summer is downtime for most predator hunters, but for coyote fanatics, there is no off-season!
- Success with E-Calls
Bob Connell
- Woodchuck 101
Jim Ramsey with Judy Blee-Ramsey
Planning, scouting and preparation are as essential as rifles and scopes to successful groundhog hunting. These chubby critters aren’t as easy to hunt as their appearance might suggest.
- Bucking the Wind
Charles R. Shawley, Ph.D.
Taking the hot air out of wind drift: bullet selection for windy shots.