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Packable shooting tripod for daytime predator hunting

I tried a few tripods and I despise carrying them. I walk a lot though and only day hunt, so they don’t really lend to my style. I swapped to a swagger hunter bipod 42. I really like it’s on the gun so my bag straps can carry my stool. Despite looking goofy, it’s really stable.
- BBtiller
- Post #6
- Tuesday at 9:25 PM
- Forum: Predator/Varmint Hunting
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Bobcat Calling tips

I don’t think it matters at all. I have literally seen a bobcat come in even after playing multiple sets of coyote vocals. I personally haven’t seen them on the same stand, but look up some predator hunting videos and you will see it’s really common.
- BBtiller
- Post #9
- Tuesday at 8:15 PM
- Forum: Predator/Varmint Hunting
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Ouachita National Forest - Predator hunt

I’m traveling to Little Rock, Arkansas for work in late Jan early Feb and I thought I would take the chance to hunt public land there. Anyone have any experience with Ouachita National Forest? Mainly chasing coyotes or the opportunistic bobcat. Looking to spend two days. Thanks!
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- Thread
- Tuesday at 12:58 PM
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Predator/Varmint Hunting
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Bobcat Calling tips

My experience is with Tennessee/Kentucky bobcats. 1. Find sign. A big Tom has a large territory. Just know chasing them can be frustrating. Females linger longer though. 2. Bobcats are visual and auditory hunters. Decoys go a long way. Ignore the wind. Setup is key. 3. Kill spot will allow...
- BBtiller
- Post #7
- Tuesday at 9:46 AM
- Forum: Predator/Varmint Hunting