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The hunt is on with the Fall 2009 PDF issue of Predator Hunting, brought to you by the publishers of Trapper & Predator Caller's magazine. This action-packed edition will be your hunting buddy in the field, ready to offer timely insights and sagely wisdom.
Inside This Issue:
• Predator callers should set up in the shade to evade coyote eyesight.
• Research indicates that standing corn is the ideal late-season coyote refuge.
• Woodland foxes frequent the areas where differing terrains meet.
• Badgers are quickly gaining in popularity for predator callers.
• Successful bobcat hunting requires a carefully thought-out game plan.
• Coyote vocalizations can be effective all year long, not just during the breeding season.
• Bigbore airguns are a challenging and exciting choice for the predator hunter.
• If used at the right time and situation, calling can work for feral pigs.
• Hunting in the wind is challenging, but smart callers can still find success.
• Taking coyotes with a bow is a feat for any predator hunter.
• ATVs are tough to beat for predator callers.
• Why a fruitless night of fox hunting was still a success.
• Predator home-range sizes vary greatly, sometimes even within the same species.
• Discover the latest predator hunting gear.
• Find predator hunts and calling contests right next door or far from home.
• Use our guide to find predator calling clubs across the nation.
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