Predator Hunting Magazine Download - Winter 2010

It may be the Winter 2010 edition, but this is one issue of Predator Hunting you'll come back to season after season.

Here's why:

• When coyotes won't come to the call, going quiet might be your best bet.
• Why you should use coyote vocalizations all year long.
• How to hunt North America's most challenging predator: the cougar.
• Sometimes trading camaraderie for productivity is the best call for predator hunters.
• When your shot is off, take these steps to track down a poorly hit predator.
• Call foxes on tiny tracts and in urban setting for more success.
• Pay attention to details because most stands are won or lost before the call sounds.
• A predator hunter's guide to getting permission to hunt private land.
• There's something special about hunting at night without lights.
• Many choose to pack it in before spring, but that might be a mistake.
• The camaraderie and the memories we make are the true prizes of our hunts.
• The natural population variability of lynx can yield jaw-dropping fluctuations.
• Discover the latest predator hunting gear.