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Decoys have become a large part of many predator hunters’ bags of tricks in recent years. Here are some pros and cons to using them.

Cory Lundberg is young, tough and knows how to kill predators. He outfits in several western states including Utah, Wyoming and Oregon, among others, offering predator hunts, varmint shooting and combinations of the two, and his success is about as good as it gets.

If you're a beginner, or just looking to brush up on your turkey calling skills and don't want to risk your luck with YouTube videos then check out this new course, Calling is Everything, offered by Ray Eye and Mark Strand of Johnson Mountain University.

NRA President Jim Porter lands in Florida and is en route for Osceola turkey camp!

A bull elk weighs 700 pounds and doesn’t easily surrender its spirit. Mud-caked hide, massive bones, second-to-none cardiovascular efficiency and mountainous terrain make these beasts extremely tough to recover if not hit perfectly. So bowhunters should only attempt ideal shots.

Contributor Aram von Benedikt shares his wealth of expertise on how to effectively predator-hunt the Desert Southwest.

Mojo Outdoors has debuted a decoy that can be deployed in three separate positions for the maximum in situational realism.

A good raccoon hunt doesn't just take place at night. The truth is, high noon can be just as effective—if you know what you're doing.