Ian Sanchez joins the podcast and asks Dan Schmidt for answers and explanations on a variety of topics surrounding whitetail predators.

Ian Sanchez joins the podcast and asks Dan Schmidt for answers and explanations on a variety of topics surrounding whitetail predators.
This video shows the harsh reality of what happens to a deer that experienced a coyote attack.
Using a quality predator calling scent helps complete your calling set-up and makes it more realistic to approaching predators.
The DNR is offering a complimentary lifetime hunting license to any hunter in the state who kills one of 24 tagged coyotes.
Coyotes and whitetails live and die by their noses, and many of the same tactics work for fooling them both. Editor Gordy Krahn provides a few proven scent tips to get the drop on fawn-eating coyotes.
If you’re looking to keep your hunting skills sharp (and to come up with another excuse not to mow the lawn), do yourself and your resident whitetails a favor this summer and try coyote hunting. This is also a fun and inexpensive way to scratch that itch we all get leading up to the opening of deer season.
This is an excerpt from Jared Blohm’s article “Schooled,” which appears in the Winter 2014-2015 issue of Predator Hunting Magazine. The issue is now available on newsstands and in digital format. By Jared Blohm Although some predator hunters swear by sticking with one or two go-to sounds on each stand, Hunters Specialties Pro Staffers Jimmy […]
Every year during the deer hunting season, a coyote will wander within range of a camo-clad hunter and he’ll dust his smelly butt with a rifle or slug gun. Bowhunters get in on the action occasionally, but mostly it’s the gun hunters who perforate the song dogs. Over the course of a season, in a […]
When you’re pursuing predators for fun or as part of your deer management plan, be sure to do your scouting and preparation homework prior to the hunt for better chances at success. These weekly tactics, ideas and suggestions from Trapper & Predator Caller can help with your predator problems on private or leased lands. By Mark Kayser […]