01 — Pillar · Hunting
Coyote, fox, and bobcat hunting techniques, predator calls, caliber selection, and stand setup for predator hunting.
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Look for predator sign like droppings, trails, and kill sites. Set up calling stations on terrain giving visibility of approach routes. Scout during low-disturb
Night predator hunting is legal only where state regulations allow it; check your state's specific rules. Use a high-powered headlamp or handheld spotlight to i
Position decoys 20-40 yards from your setup, slightly upwind if possible, so approaching predators focus on the decoy rather than your position. Use motion deco
Choose a location near known coyote activity (fresh scat, tracks, howling areas). Set up on an elevated ridge or bench overlooking open terrain where you can se
Electronic calls are easier to learn and provide consistent volume/tone, making them ideal for beginners. Mouth calls require practice but allow hands-free setu
Use predator calls mimicking injured prey, hunt during low-light hours, position yourself with wind advantage, and employ decoys for realism. Coyotes respond pr
Rabbit distress calls are the most reliable year-round producer, mimicking an injured rabbit's survival instinct. Predators respond to the easy meal opportunity
