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Predator Hunting 101

The Art of Hunting The Hunters

By: Dennis Crownover

Over the last 6 years or so I have noticed a great deal more interest in coyote hunting, especially here in Southern California where hunting is not exactly popular, so I thought I would share my knowledge and experiance with hunters who are new to the sport and are looking for tips and general strategies & techniques that you need to know when hunting the hunters. Ever since my first calling experience when I was a boy in Salmon Idaho, I have been hooked on predator calling. I would rather call in a coyote, fox or bobcat than hunt elk, deer or birds any day of the week....not that I don’t enjoy hunting these animals, but it is vastly different and much more exciting to fool a coyote into thinking you are a free lunch and see them on a dead run heading straight for you. I just don’t get the same kind of visceral adrenalin rush from hunting other game animals as I experiance from predator hunting.     

My goal in this series of articles is to give the basic ABC’s of predator calling and hopefully get you enough information to start racking up successes in the field and become as hopelessly addicted as I am.

Select a Chapter:

Chapter I - High Flyover
Chapter II - Gear
Chapter III - Scouting
Chapter IIII - Setup and Calling
Chapter V - The Moment of Truth
Chapter VI - Skinning

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