Fellow hunters know better than anyone that scoping out predators is one of the most exciting ways to enjoy hunting. However, hunting predators in the daytime doesn’t hold a candle to tracking them down after dark. If you want to get your adrenaline pumping, read on to discover what you need for hunting predators at night.
Night Vision Scope
The best time to hunt predators is at night—it’s when they’re out hunting, too. However, along with nighttime comes darkness, and darkness is not conducive to good aim. That’s why you need to invest in a night vision scope—this will allow you to cut through the black of night and get your crosshairs right where they need to be.
Call
Whether you’re trying to bag a coyote, wolf, or any other predator, a call is essential. This device plays convincing recordings to draw in your prey—anything from the sounds of dying animals to predator pups in distress. If you’re a pro, you can try out a manual call, but the digital is a foolproof way to get your targets to come to you.
Camouflage
Predators are smart creatures—they can spot a human from far away if you’re not careful. Invest in some good camouflage to stay invisible in the night. While camouflage outfits may be enough, you could also splurge for some scent-concealing products that can help you avoid tipping off coyotes and wolves.
Hunting Lights
A night vision scope is a great start to finding your targets, but eye shine is the best way to spot your prey. That’s the gleam you see when their eyes catch a hunting light. Predator hunting lights come in different shapes and sizes, depending on your need. There are handheld versions available, gun-mounted options, and large lights you can install on a truck.
Now that you know what you need for hunting predators at night, get out into the weeds and scope out your target.
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