Game Call Hunting Articles

Improve your predator hunting game with these tips and tricks for calling coyotes. Learn how to attract predators by imitating coyote howls or making effective prey-in-distress calls.

Even if turkey season has ended you can take advantage of this time by practicing your turkey calls. This Q&A with Pro Staffer Jack Coad will help you perfect your call so you'll be ready to take down some trophy birds.

Don't go coyote hunting this season without checking out these predator hunting tips from Knight & Hale pro staffer and television host Tim Wells. He offers tricks for picking the perfect hunting spot, and helps you choose which predator call to use once you get there.

Bob Severe offers a comprehensive look at coyote vocalizations to help you understand how these predators communicate. Learn a variety of coyote calling techniques, from simple howls to combination calls, and you'll have the dawgs headed your way in no time.

Predator hunting can be an exciting year-round sport. Using these guidelines, you'll be able to pick the right predator call depending on the season and produce realistic sounds that will get results. Know what time of year to distress call, and when to howl and bark.

Grunt calls have long been considered the standard for deer calling, but other types of deer calls can be just as good, if not better. Mix it up with a doe or fawn bleat deer call, a snort-wheeze or rattle bag to lure trophy deer. Use these techniques for deer calling using these alternative methods.

Big bucks respond well to grunt calls, but only if you're using your deer call correctly. Many hunters give up on grunting because they don't think it works, but by following these tips your grunt calls will get results. Bring whitetail bucks into view with these deer calling techniques.

Backcountry hunting isn't for lightweights. Living in the woods for days takes mental and physical toughness. Roger Lee shares hunting tips from some of the most experienced backcountry hunters and discovers that good hunting gear and preparation are key. These hunting tips are a must-read if you plan on going backcountry hunting.

Expert waterfowl hunters know that reading the behavior of the ducks will offer clues about which duck calls and duck calling techniques will work best. Observe early morning flocks using these hunting tips to boost your chances of success.

Mountain hunting can be especially effective during early bowhunting season. Without food plots or crop fields, it can be hard for a flatland hunter to scout a deer's food source. Use these mountain hunting tips to find the local hot spots when hunting on difficult terrain.

Pro staffer Steve Stoltz goes in search of big bucks in Iowa on a bow hunting adventure. Using Knight & Hale game calls in an effective grunt and rattling sequence, he was able to successfully harvest an 8-point buck. Stoltz explains how using the right game calls made all the difference.

Improve your coyote calling skills with these techniques for friendly coyote calls. Perfect for early season coyote hunting, these hunting tips help you learn the most effective calling sequences. Predator hunting expert Bob Severe helps you put coyotes into gun range.

Choose the best game calls for the job no matter whether you're deer hunting, elk hunting or turkey hunting. Selecting the best hunting call for the situation and knowing how to use it properly can make a huge difference in your results. Before you head out to go deer hunting, elk hunting or turkey hunting this year, be sure and read up on tips and techniques for effective calling.

Fall hunting season is quickly approaching, so now's the time to ready your hunting land and brush up on your calling skills. Expert hunters know that pre-season preparation is the key to a good season. Here are some easy-to-follow steps to get your hunting gear in order before the season is in full swing.

Knight & Hale Game Calls pro staffers posted excellent results in this year's "Super Bowl" of turkey calling, the National Wild Turkey Federation's Grand National Turkey Calling Contest held in Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 22-24.

It’s amazing that a bird with a brain the size of a green pea can frustrate so many hunters, but they do it for a livin’. Here are three tricks to think about the next time a gobbler gives you the slip.