Coyotes and fox generally mate across the country in February, and that means, like rutting whitetails, they'll be on the move. Predator hunters should take advantage of this bump in activity like a politician takes advantage of a cute baby. Here are a few tips that might put an extra pelt in your wood shed in the coming weeks.

If you're a serious spring turkey hunter, there is no "down time." In this video, I explain why the dead of winter is the perfect time to set the scene for spring gobbler thumping.

Winter offers big-game hunters, small-game hunters and turkey hunters a window of opportunity to survey local game populations.

In my "Top SHOT Show Gear Picks" blog post a few weeks ago, I talked a bit about the new Thompson/Center Dimension Rifle. Now I'd like to share a video that'll give you an even closer look at T/C's latest firepower.

The scenario I laid out for the second installment of "What would you do?" took place on one of my hunts this past fall. Actually, it felt like winter with temperatures at sunrise hovering around zero and a fresh dusting of snow blanketing the landscape.

Here's your second chance to weigh-in and win a scent control prize package from Hunter's Specialties.

Wow! There were a lot of great responses to the "What would you do?" scenario laid out earlier this week.

Watch a short video tip showing how to use the howl call to lure-in lonely coyotes during their mating season.

(No. 1 of 2) Kayser presents a questionable hunting scenario. What would you do? Weigh-in with your reactions and you could win a Hunter's Specialties scent control care package!

Between my usual SHOT Show meetings, I roamed the aisles, picking up literature and finding new products that could definitely improve your hunting in 2012.