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.

To get the most money out of your pelts, follow some of these simple steps and techniques.

Hunters who spend time driving from stand to stand would be well advised to make their vehicle “Predator Ready.”

Looking for a new place to hunt? Try bird preserves, where eager predators abound!

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.

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.

This revolutionary new “misting” technique will change the way you hunt predators.

Southern pine plantations are ideal places to hunt predators. Getting a shot is the hard part.

Summer is downtime for most predator hunters, but for coyote fanatics, there is no off-season!

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.

Taking the hot air out of wind drift: bullet selection for windy shots.

When the temperature rises and the coyote have young, should you be hunting?

Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes on a gun review? The techniques of a professional review are revealed here.

To understand and use coyote vocalization, you have to break down the different barks and howls to their individual components, and learn how to make these unique short sounds on a call.

The right decoy, used properly, can help close the deal – even with call-shy predators.

Those who study the complexity of coyote behavior know that coyotes respond to calls based on one or more of seven different motivations:

Every predator hunter has strong opinions about the sport. Most eagerly share their opinions at every opportunity. Trouble is, those opinions are not always valid. Here’s my take on commonly held dogma about predators, predator hunters, and the rest.

A look back at the life of predator-calling pioneer and hunting icon Johnny Stewart.

Understanding what coyotes see and what they don’t see allows us to draw some definite conclusions as to what camouflage patterns best conceal us.