Predator

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT PEST CONTROL.

From coyotes to feral hogs and all sorts of pesky predators in-between, our assortment of videos and articles will help you hunt, spot, stalk, call in and kill with lightning efficiency. Get expert tips on what gear to use and what calls to make, while learning both basic and advanced techniques from the most lethal predator exterminators in the game.

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Nighttime, Wild Hogs and Thermal Optics

I stopped and dropped to one knee, caught my breath and got the REAP-IR onto the hog. He was still heading for the road, unaware of my presence. I used my right knee for a brace, and slid the rifle’s safety to “FIRE.” The hog got near the road, disappeared for a second into a low spot, and then was on the road itself, nose down, sniffing.

Predator, Land Management, Firearm

Mossy Oak and QDMA Proudly Feature America’s No. 1 Pattern

Since Mossy Oak introduced Break-Up Country in 2015, it has become the no. 1 pattern of choice for deer hunters across North America. This pattern offers incredible effectiveness for concealing hunters in all types of terrain where deer reside. In addition, Mossy Oak is extremely proud that Break-Up Country is the official camo of the Quality Deer Management Association ( QDMA ), which is a partnership that serves a critical role in preserving and defending

Big Game, Deer, Predator, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Gear, News, Mossy Oak, Bow, Firearm

Understanding and Controlling Coyotes

Coyotes are generally given a bad rap by gamekeepers and hunters, and for good reason. These skilled predators will eat just about anything, including deer (especially fawns) turkeys (including eggs and poults), rabbits and other small game. Their omnivorous diet includes rodents, birds, insect's, snakes, fish, frogs, crustaceans, fruits, vegetables, grass, trash, pet food and carrion. Pet owners and ranchers consider them destructive pests that will kill pets, calves, lambs, poultry or other livestock.

Predator, How-To, Mossy Oak GameKeepers

Mossy Oak and Filson Partnership Offers Products Inspired by 150 Years of Experience and Success

Mossy Oak is excited to announce its partnership with proven outdoors outfitter, Filson. Founded in 1897, Filson has been protecting people in all types of outdoor pursuits from all types of elements. This partnership combines Filson’s 120-year history and Mossy Oak’s 30-plus-year history, offering their customers products with over 150 years of innovation and experience available later this year. Beginning this fall, 2018, the Mossy Oak collection of Filson products will be available just in

Big Game, Small Game, Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl, Predator, Land Management, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades, Gear, News, Mossy Oak

Heat Factory USA Partners with Mossy Oak to Offer All-New Battery-Heated Hand Muff

Heat Factory USA is combining its latest hand warming technology with America’s #1 Camo Pattern* to offer hunters and outdoor enthusiasts a highly innovative solution to one of the biggest problems that winter creates, COLD HANDS! Heat Factory USA and Mossy Oak are proud to introduce Heat Factory’s battery-heated EXTREME Hand Muff, available in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country®. The EXTREME Hand Muff combines a time-tested design with modern fabrics and technologies to create the perfect

Big Game, Deer, Waterfowl, Predator, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Gear, News

How to Stay Warm While Hunting

I have lived in North Dakota for 26 years. In that time, I have hunted some very harsh conditions. It’s never an easy hunt but the rewards can make it well worth the effort. There are many factors involved in comfortably hunting cold weather including proper preparation, quality clothing, individual tolerances and plain ole determination. Here are some of my tips for not just surviving a cold weather hunt but actually enjoying it.

Big Game, Deer, Predator, Gear, How-To

Coyote Calls: Choosing the Right Sounds When Calling Coyotes

Abner Druckenmiller of FoxPro is able to harvest coyotes all across the country and all throughout the year. He does this by making the most of the many sounds available on his FoxPro electronic caller. Read more to see what sounds are his favorite and how he does it year after year.

Predator, How-To

Photographing Mountain Lions

I have always been interested in photography. I got bit by the photography bug when I was a kid. I have always carried a camera with me when I go hunting. I like taking pictures of wildlife, and I especially like photographing mountain lions because most people never have seen a mountain lion. Mountain lions are very elusive. They can hide really well, and they try to avoid people.

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Treeing a Mountain Lion

I only keep about three or four mountain lion dogs. When I started hunting mountain lions back in the 80s, we didn’t have many lions to hunt. Sometimes we might go two weekends without ever seeing a lion, so we didn’t tree many lions. In the early 90s, we usually could catch one or maybe two lions in a weekend. But now in Utah we can cut a mountain lion track just about every day

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Best Dog Breed for Hunting Mountain Lions

I’m often asked about dog breeds for mountain lion hunting. I mostly run Walker hounds. I like them because they’ll generally run faster than black and tans, they have really good noses, they typically have good dispositions, and they’re easy to handle. I have had Plott and blue tick hounds. The two Plotts I had did really well, but I am just partial to Walker dogs.

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One of Lynn Worwood’s Most Exciting Lion Hunts

I was out with a bunch of friends hunting mountain lions when we found a lion’s track. We turned out a few dogs to let them run the track. They trailed for about an hour, and we could hear them treeing the lion off in the distance. Back then we didn’t have tracking collars or hand-held GPS receivers to keep up with our dogs. So, we had to stay close enough to the dogs to

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Pulling a Mountain Lion’s Tail

I’ve always wanted to pull a mountain lion’s tail. Why? I don’t know. I guess because I’ve never had the opportunity to do it. Mossy Oak prostaffer and avid hunter Lynn Worwood of Nephi, Utah, has had the opportunity. He’s also been with other people when they’ve pulled mountain lions’ tails. This week, Worwood gives us some insight on mountain lion hunting.

Predator, Mossy Oak

Kent Outdoors Offers Hog, Dove and Crow Hunts

We hunt hogs all year long. We could hunt hogs every day of the year, and I don’t believe we’d put a dent in our hog population. The reproductive nature of the hogs is far greater than we can control. We’ve got all sizes and all ages of hogs. Some of them have big cutters, and some of their cutters are small. Some people hunt for meat and others for trophies. Some of our hunters

Big Game, Predator

Wile-E May Be Killing Your Deer

You would be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t agree with the fact that; “Coyotes are plentiful and their numbers are increasing almost everywhere throughout our country.” Their population boom east of the Mississippi during the past 40 years is especially impressive. Other predator numbers are also up throughout most of the country. No one likes the idea of coyotes managing their wildlife for them. Luckily there are a few things we can do

Big Game, Deer, Predator, Conservation, Mossy Oak GameKeepers

Wendy Lacoss-Drake Takes Her First Bow Elk

I’d been hunting elk for 4 years with my bow. I had decided that I wanted to take an elk with my bow. Taking an elk with a gun never crossed my mind. I didn’t mind seeing elk that I could have taken with a gun. But for me, the challenge was to take an elk the way I wanted to take him – with my bow.

Big Game, Predator, Bow