Choosing the right ammunition for predator hunting can be daunting, especially with countless options available. Did you know that calibers like .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO are commonly used in this pursuit? This article guides you through ten types of ammo tailored for different predators, simplifying your selection process. Are you ready to learn the …
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Are you planning on a DIY western coyote hunt? With the vast public land available to hunt it can be an ideal place for experienced hunters. Byron gives his advice for hunters not as familiar with the rules and regulations out West.
Spring has arrived! Although as the weather gets warmer and thermal hunting becomes more popular, daytime hunts will help bring the numbers down too.
When you’re hunting coyotes across North America, should you change your strategy? Professional hunter Byron gives his advice on this matter.
It’s predator hunting tournament season! Get better prepared for the tournament with these tips from professional predator hunter Byron South.
Christmas is right around the corner. Take a look at Convergent’s Holiday Gift Guide for that hard-to-buy-for hunter.
Some might ask, why would you call coyotes in the summer?. We will not get into the “why” as many have very legitimate reason to call coyotes in the summer or any other time of year for that matter. However, should you find yourself wanting to call coyotes in the summer I will lay out a few tips that will hopefully increase your odds for success.
As of mid-July 2021, Convergent Hunting Solutions published a new update on the five Convergent Hunting apps found on the Apple and Google app stores.
We are pleased to announce the Convergent Hunting App Predator Pro (Version 1.6) will be released the week of July 5th. The update includes new coyote, bobcat and raccoon sounds available for purchase. Also, we have updated the Terms and Conditions for all five Convergent Hunting apps found on the Apple and Google Play stores.
As the sun began to descend and the shadows began to grow, the temperature dipped back into a more tolerable level. It was then I left the comfort of my airconditioned truck and began heading towards a muddy slough I knew probably held some hogs.
