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Discover the ultimate resource for coyote hunting enthusiasts—stay informed, sharpen your skills, and experience the excitement of the hunt with our comprehensive video and podcast collection. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of coyote hunting like never before!
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Thinking about booking a guided coyote hunt?Before you spend the money, Zach and Brandon break down what you should really be looking for in an outfitter.Zach shares his past experience guiding and explains:What separates a legit operation from a red flagQuestions every hunter should ask before bookingWhat new hunters should expect from a guided tripWhat serious, experienced callers should demandWhether guided hunts are about learning, results, or just having a good timeWhether you’re brand new and looking to gain confidence, just want to enjoy a well-run hunt, or you’re a veteran coyote hunter wanting to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth — this episode gives you the inside perspective most outfitters won’t.If you’ve ever considered booking a guided predator hunt, this is one you don’t want to miss.
This week on The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Jordan Wagner to talk about his approach to consistently putting coyotes on the ground using thermal gear and proven calling strategy.Jordan shares how he first got into coyote hunting as a kid in Illinois and how that early passion grew into a serious pursuit of predator hunting.They discuss:The stand setups and calling approach Jordan uses when targeting coyotesHow thermal hunting has changed the way he reads terrain and works standsSound selection and strategies that consistently produce responsesHis approach to calling raccoons and targeting multiple predatorsJordan wraps things up by telling the story behind an absolute giant Illinois buck he harvested this past deer season.If you enjoy hearing how serious hunters approach predator hunting and what’s working in the field, this episode is packed with insight and real-world experience.
This week on The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Geoff Nemnich from Lucky Duck to talk about his recent trip south of the border calling coyotes in Mexico.Geoff shares what the experience was really like, from the excitement of calling in Mexican coyotes to some of the unexpected challenges along the way.They discuss:The highlights of hunting coyotes in a completely different environmentThe struggles of dealing with language barriers while on the huntThe challenges Geoff faced crossing back into the United States with hunting gearWhat makes hunting coyotes in Mexico different from hunting them in the U.S.Geoff also talks about what’s coming next for the upcoming season of The Last Stand and what predator hunters can look forward to.If you’ve ever wondered what predator hunting is like outside the U.S. or just want to hear some wild stories from the road, this episode is one you won’t want to miss.
This week on The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Gregg Ritz of Thompson/Center Arms to talk about the return of one of the most iconic names in American firearms.Gregg shares the story behind the comeback of Thompson/Center and gives an inside look at the development of the new ICON rifle.They discuss:How the ICON was designed and what sets it apartWhy it could become a serious option for predator huntersUpdates and improvements coming to the Encore platform and the rest of the lineupWhat the future holds for Thompson/Center riflesGregg also talks about his recent hunting season and the story behind harvesting an incredible giant whitetail.If you're a predator hunter, rifle enthusiast, or longtime fan of Thompson/Center, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what’s coming next from the brand
Zach and Brandon break down their latest hunt where they called in and took five coyotes in a single outing.In this episode, they walk through:What sounds were producing the best responses during breeding seasonHow they adjusted their calling strategy as the night progressedWhat made certain stands work better than othersLessons learned from the huntThey also tease Brandon’s latest solo hunt and what he experienced in the field.If you’re hunting coyotes during breeding season and trying to dial in what’s actually working right now, this episode breaks it down stand by stand.
Zach is joined by Curt Geier of the Working Class Bowhunter Podcast for a real, unfiltered conversation about hunting today.They dive into:Where hunters stand when it comes to responsibility and public perceptionThe conversations that need to be happening inside the hunting communityCurt’s last couple of deer seasons and what he learned along the wayHow he handles coyote problems on his farms — and why predator control still mattersThis episode isn’t about headlines or hot takes — it’s about honest perspective from hunters who care about doing things the right way and protecting what we all love.If you’ve been thinking about where hunting is headed and what your role in it should be, this one’s worth your time.
On this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach and Brandon open the show with a discussion about an issue that could affect coyote hunters and trappers nationwide. It’s something everyone in the predator hunting community should be paying attention to.After that, the guys break down how the calling has been over the past week — what sounds are working, what they’re seeing in the field, and how the season is shaping up.If you’re serious about predator hunting, this is one you don’t want to miss.New episodes drop weekly.
Zach and Brandon are back in the studio breaking down their latest coyote hunt and walking through exactly what worked in the field.After releasing the hunt video on YouTube, the guys sit down to explain:Why certain stands produced actionWhat calling sounds got responsesHow sound selection changed throughout the huntWhat they’d do differently next timeThis episode connects the dots between watching the hunt and understanding the decisions behind it, so you can apply the same strategies on your next stand.If you’re experimenting with sounds or trying to get more consistent responses, this one’s built to help you hunt smarter.
On this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Geoff Nemnich from Lucky Duck to talk all things coyote breeding season.Geoff breaks down his go-to strategies and calling tactics for breeding season, shares how his season has been going so far, and explains how coyote behavior changes this time of year. They also discuss what it really takes to film coyote hunts, from staying concealed to capturing authentic predator hunting footage.If you’re looking to improve your success during breeding season or want behind-the-scenes insight into predator hunting and filming, this episode is a must-listenClick the link and use code: finalhowl And get $75 off when you join The Last Stand Coyote Class. Offer good till 2/7/2026https://www.tlshunt.com/coyote-class
Zach and Brandon discuss Zach’s decision to switch from the Hornady 95gr V-MAX to the 100gr ELD-VT and why he’s making the change before putting them to use in the field. They recap their most recent coyote hunts and break down calling strategies and setups they’re planning to use for the upcoming coyote breeding season. This episode of The Final Howl Podcast dives into bullet selection, predator hunting tactics, and real-world coyote calling preparation.
What’s the best caliber for coyotes? In this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Seth Swerczek from Hornady Ammunition to break it all down. From the fast and efficient .22 ARC to the hard-hitting 6.5 Creedmoor, they dive into real-world performance, bullet selection, and ethical effectiveness on coyotes. The conversation also takes a deep look at Hornady’s ELD-VT bullet, how it performs on predators, and what hunters should consider when choosing a caliber for different setups and distances. If you’re serious about predator hunting, this episode delivers the insight you need.
On this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach and Brandon break down hunting coyotes under a full moon and how they build effective stand setups when the night sky is lit up. The guys share the story of an unforgettable night when they called in 10 coyotes, what went right, and what they learned from it. They wrap things up by digging into Brandon’s ongoing thermal scope issues and what to consider when running thermal in real-world hunting situations.If you’re chasing coyotes after dark, this episode is packed with experience, lessons learned, and plenty of laughs.
In this episode, Zach breaks down the often-overlooked side of coyote hunting—the part that determines whether we keep access to land or lose it altogether. He dives into how to approach landowners for permission, what hunters should and should not do once access is granted, and why proper etiquette matters now more than ever.Zach also discusses coyote populations, common misconceptions, and how ethical hunting plays a role in long-term predator management. Whether you’re new to coyote hunting or have years of experience, this episode offers practical advice and real-world insight that every hunter needs to hear.If you care about hunting the right way, building trust with landowners, and protecting the future of predator hunting, this episode is a must-watch.
In this Q&A-style episode, Zach sits down to answer the most asked questions from followers and subscribers about his call and the sounds he uses. You’ll hear honest answers and helpful breakdowns. Whether you’re a seasoned caller, a curious newcomer, or just someone who loves predator hunting, this episode is packed with practical insights and helpful tips.Tune in as Zach breaks it all down, shares what inspires his sound choices, and gives you an inside look at how he brings each call to life.
In this episode of **The Final Howl Podcast**, Zach is joined by special guest **Geoff Nemnich** — professional coyote hunter, host of *The Last Stand Hunt Series*, and creator of the *The Last Stand Coyote Class*. 🐺🎧Together they dive into:🔥 The all-new **Lucky Duck 2.0 E-Call lineup** — what’s new and how it performs in the field🌙 The latest **Pulsar thermal optics** and why they’re a must-have for serious night hunters🎯 Inside look at **The Last Stand Hunt Series** and Geoff’s **Coyote Class**, packed with expert-level strategy and real-world insights If you’re passionate about predator hunting, calling coyotes, or upping your game with the right gear — you don’t want to miss this episode.👉 **Subscribe** for more gear talk, field stories, and expert hunting discussions every episode!
On this episode Zach and Brandon discuss what new equipment they are going to be using for the up coming coyote season.
This week Tim Kjellesvik, with DeerCast, joins us to talk about some new changes to DeerCast, including how it's built with the coyote hunter in mind. We also talk trail cams, turkey hunt stories and more!
Buying a thermal scope is one of the most expensive decisions a coyote hunter will make — and most guys get it wrong.In this episode, we break down the biggest mistakes hunters make when choosing a thermal scope, what specs actually matter in the field, and how to avoid wasting thousands of dollars on the wrong setup.We cover:• What features truly matter for coyote hunting• Common thermal scope myths and marketing traps• How budget, terrain, and hunting style should guide your choice• What most first-time buyers overlookWhether you’re buying your first thermal or thinking about upgrading, this episode will help you make a smarter decision before spending the money.🎯 New episodes every week focused on real-world coyote tactics, gear, and strategy — follow the show so you don’t miss the next breakdown.
On this episode we are joined by Indiana conservation officer Tevin Tomlinson. We discuss some of the new regulation changes for the 2025-2026 Indiana Deer season, topics like the use of thermal drones for deer recovery and legal rifle cartridge sizes. The number for the Indiana Conservation Dispatch: 1-812-837-9536If you have any information of a game and fish violation you can call: 1-800-TIP-IDNR (1-800-847-4367)
On this episode JD discusses how he creates his sounds, the difference between 16-24 bit wav and Mp3 files.
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