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One of the most interesting things about being a hunter is that the learning process never stops. Added up over the years, these gems of knowledge make us all better hunters. Here are our top 50.
How to beat pressured predators that have heard and seen it all.
Q:I am new to coyote hunting and all I have for this year is a rabbit in distress call. I have acsess to hunt both an open feild about 25 acres, and wooded areas, would i have better chances of getting a coyote in the open field or in the wooded area, if so what kind of places in the woods should I hunt?
from remingman on 02.06.133 answers
Q:what are good tactics for hunting the coyote rut?
from habben97 on 01.18.132 answers
Q:I run a trapline in a big timber area, and there is an old wily raccoon that has escaped from traps unscathed due to leaves clogging it. Any advice? Also, there are several fox, but ive only seen tracks so I dont know if they're red or gray. Whats a set thats good for both?
from Buckmaster909 on 11.29.125 answers
Q:what traps do you prefer for preadators? Should I use a bodygrip, or coilspring? Top animals include coyote, bobcat, fox, raccoon, and otter. I've been hunting theses animals for three years now, with no luck. Any advice on ideal sets or trap types would be appreciated.
from Buckmaster909 on 07.12.121 answers
from Buckmaster909 on 07.12.123 answers
Hunting winter coyotes in Saskatchewan. Part 2/2.