CanisLatrans

Double takedown on a pair of coyotes that had been killing baby lambs.

130 Hot Core recovery from 257 lb boar shot with 300 HAMR.

Calling coyotes with open reed mouth call.

Sound file for bird distress call.

Big female coyote called up with an open reed distress, she got downwind of us and tried to bail out. 147 yards with a 223 and 50 Blitzking.

Some of the coyotes we called up and killed while we were protecting peanuts from pigs during fall harvest. I had a bad miss on the first coyote, but a quick recovery and got him anyways. Doubled on that stand and the last stand. Horrible thermal conditions on the last stand, plus coyotes in the tall grass. Not great video, but I got them!

Custom open reed call 100% hand made. 75 year old Bois de Arc fence post body, hand cut Delrin tone board.

These are some of my hand cast acrylic predator calls that I make. This color I call purple haze. They turned out very nice.

I weighed 4 of these 5 boars for true weights, and was conservative on the weight estimate of the one boar I did not weigh. I guessed him at 230 lbs, but he was probably 240+. In order on the video weights were 216, 230 (estimate), 221, 237, and 314. Also 4 of the 5 boars were killed off the same barrel, all in a 5 week span.

216 lb boar running headshot with my 300 HAMR and AGM TS35-384 Varmint LRF.

220 lb boar I stalked at my pig barrel and shot with my 300 HAMR and AGM TS35-384 Varmint LRF.

This is a Custom Predator call I made for a call giveaway on the Predator Masters hunting forum.

Closed reed distress call I made and donated for a giveaway on PredatorMasters forum.

This is a homemade distress call that my father used when he was a boy, along with his dad, to call codes in the Cedar breaks country out on the old Waggoner ranch.

Thermal coyote hunting at night.

4 coyotes that night, 3 on video.

2 sounders of pigs with the AGM Adder TS50-384 on the 300 HAMR, shooting 125 Speer TNT's. Pigs were out in knee high cotton, one group was rooting up nutgrass, the other group was eating cotton bolls off the plants.

Thermal conditions were horrible last Friday but I really wanted to get out and try my new AGM TS35-384 Varmint LRF thermal. It turned out to be a really good night for big boars. The first was 178lb, second was 237lb, and third was 285lb. Grand total of 700 lbs in the truck for 3 pigs. 5.56 is on the light side for big boars though. It is time for this scope to go onto my 300 HAMR.

Some of the various thermal pig hunts of mine from 2021 and 2022. Some good shooting, some bad shooting, a little of everything in there.

This video shows some of the coyotes we have called up this spring using mouth calls I have turned on my lathe. I have made 20+ calls since I started making them in March and every one of them that we have used out in the field has called something up. We didn't get video on everything but have had very good success with them. You can find me at Prairie Wolf Specialties on FB or @CanisLatrans on Truth Social. Hope you enjoy the video!

We shot this one at 337 yards, it ran off when we shot the first coyote of the set but stopped and gave us a chance after I blew a little pup distress on the open reed. Turns out we both hit it. Pretty good for AR-15's with thermal and the wind blowing.

Coyote called up close with cottontail mouth call.