Predators at the Back Door
As coyotes, cougars and bears expand their ranges, humans must learn to live on a landscape that protects predators at enormous cost.
Predators Above the 62nd Parallel
If you can call a coyote or fox in the Lower 48 you can call one in Alaska. The problem is the weather, and the terrain, and the difficulty of moving in waist-deep snow, and …
Tricking the Trickster
Coyotes can be found from Central America to Alaska and across the Lower 48. Frank Miniter shares some important tips for hunting these wily predators, and it starts with a little respect.
Predators Like Us
Hunting coyotes is easy. Killing them is not. If you want to move from merely “hunting” them to actually hunting and taking them consistently, you first have to respect them.
Predator Hunting in Africa
The black-backed jackal is a predator similar to a coyote and is fair game in Namibia.
Talk Back To Coyotes The Right Way
Brush up on your coyote conversation and you could be brushing more fur this season and beyond. Coyote vocalizations can play a vital role in your predator hunts throughout the year, and understanding the language can help you send the right message during any season.
Know-How: Twilight of the Dogs
No one thinks this is sane. Nevertheless, a few find it addictive. After deer season is long over and icicles are hanging over the front door and winter is deep and cold it is time to go predator hunting in the blackest hours. Field Editor Frank Miniter explains.
Chasing Wolves: Day Two
A wolf has been spotted. Follow along with Editor in Chief J. Scott Olmsted's Idaho adventures right here.
Know-How: So You Wanna Call Predators?
Predator hunting in winter is about being charged by hungry coyotes that are under the impression you’re a critter wailing in pain.
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