The Mossberg Journal

Hunters that commit to planning and preparation beyond the hunting season are the ones that usually end up with notched tags season after season.

To be a more consistent hunter, practicing with your rifle should be a part of your pre-season routine. Here are five reasons you should practice with your rifle.

The 2018 spring turkey season will go down as the toughest turkey season yet for a lot of hunters across the country. Here’s a look at how I did just that this season as I hit the woods with my Mossberg turkey gun in tow.

The beginning of a new year means coyotes are once again on the prowl in search of a mate, ushering in some of the best days of the year for calling coyotes.

I realized I had a lot to learn when it came to crow hunting. Here's a short list of the mistakes we make and the quick-fix to killing more crows in the hunts to follow.

The bottom line is, if you want to call up and kill more coyotes, you should consider locating them before moving in for the kill.

Trail cameras are a deer hunter’s tool but they can be integral when hunting predators, as well. Here's how you can get your cameras to work for you.

It’s hard to say whether I had called up a 3rd fox or not. Either way, we had two predators down, and the landowner was thrilled.

Bobcats are there, but you need to change the way you play the game. Here’s a look at 3 reasons you can’t seem to call a bobcat to the gun.

As I studied the game, gathered advice, and spent countless hours in the field, l soon began to learn the sounds that seemed to lure more predators.

Calling too much, too loud, and too often can be detrimental when calling predators. Here’s a look at how you can avoid making these same mistakes.

Now is the time when young and restless coyotes will be on the prowl. Make sure you have the correct shotgun for these close encounters.

Successful elk hunting won't come easy. Here's a look at some pre-season prep that'll help you when it comes to punching your elk tag this fall.

Coyote hunting is a numbers game. Make enough sets, and you'll kill coyotes. If you want to be a predator hunter, you must be committed. If it was easy, everybody would be doing it. The most successful hunters I know are the ones that will keep going no matter what.

Father's Day is right around the corner. We've rounded up some of our favorite predator gear to help make your shopping simple.

Here are a few tips on how to beat the wind, even in the toughest conditions, to get the job done when calling predators.

While “Roosted is Roasted” actually works out fewer times than we care to admit, a turkey hunt in Nebraska proved that sometimes a roosted bird is as good as money in the bank.

Successful predator hunters know there is little room for error when it comes to going head to head with some of the wariest critters on earth.

With advancements in technology, it would seem that the eCaller camp might be outnumbering diehard mouth call fans. The truth is, when it comes to consistently killing coyotes, you better have both.

Predator season only lasts for a few short months each year, and if you're like me, you're spending the remaining months of the year strategizing, stocking up on gear, or just counting down the days in sheer excitement.