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Mississippi hunters have plenty of opportunities for after-dark fun

Options for hunting after dark are many for Mississippi sportsmen; including beaver, coyote, fox, nutria, skunk, and wild hogs. […]

Light up the dark with night vision optics

Andy Douglas

Digital night vision, thermal optics give hunters a big edge when it’s time to add hunting by moonlight to your repetoire. He’s what you need to know. […]

Boudin-Stuffed Fried Frog Legs

Mississippi Sportsman

In this Sportsman TV video, Chef Nathan Richard shows his favorite way to cook frogs. He stuffs them with boudin before frying. […]

It’s tough enough to trap a coyote when everything is set up correctly; make one of a half-dozen beginner mistakes and the task becomes almost impossible.

6 huge mistakes to avoid in coyote trapping

Brian Cope

When you’re trapping this season, avoid these common mistakes when using foothold traps, and you’ll catch more coyotes than ever. […]

The grandson of homeowner Roland Collins, Tyler Bruce, shows the coyote that his grandfather killed inside his home.

Coyote entered Alabama home and killed family’s cat

From News Reports

A coyote got into an Alabama home through a doggy door on June 3 and killed the family’s cat before the homeowner shot and killed the canine. […]

How to set coyote traps

Mississippi Sportsman

Coyote trapper Eddie Wheat shows how to properly prepare and set coyote traps on this episode of Sportsman TV. […]

Hunters in the 6th Annual Carolina Coyote Classic killed 149 coyotes this past weekend.

Hunters in Carolinas kill 149 coyotes in weekend

Brian Cope

Hunters from across the Carolinas competed this past weekend in the sixth annual Carolina Coyote Classic. Together, they killed 149 coyotes. […]

Action can be fast and furious when crows fly in to investigate calls.

Don’t miss out on a great wingshooting experience: crows

Bobby Cleveland

Want to give your shoulder and ears a workout? Add to your wingshooting enjoyment by blasting away at a hundred of so Mississippi crows. […]

Turn predators into prey

David Hawkins

Look well at the face of a coyote.

It seemingly has on its lips a sly smile, a blatant smirk suggesting confidence that it possesses superior woodscraft, patience and talent than a human hunter, and that cynical superiority carries over into its fiendish, yellowish, eyes. […]

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