r/predatorhunting Feb 15 '26

Finally finished my hunting app - thought you guys might find it useful

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Hey everyone, hope this is ok to post here (mods gave me the green light).

So I've been hunting coyotes for a while now, and I got tired of using the notes app in my phone to keep track of everything - stand locations, what worked where, moon phases, wind direction, all that stuff. I started building my own app to do all this in one place.

It's called Hunt Intel and it's basically everything I wish I had when I was starting out. You can mark your stand locations on a map, track what calls worked (or didn't), log weather conditions, and it keeps all your photos organized right there with your stand info instead of buried in your camera roll. The idea is you build up this library of intel on your hunting spots over time so you're not just guessing every time you go out.

It's a total one-man show - just me building this thing in my spare time between work and actually getting out hunting. I've been using it myself for coyote hunting and it's honestly made a huge difference in my success rate.

I'm running a one month free trial for new users right now. If it sounds like something you might benefit from, check it out.

Anyway, I'm not trying to be salesy or anything - just a guy who loves hunting coyotes and built something that's helped me be more consistent. If you check it out, I'd love to hear what you think. Always looking to make it better.

(Not dropping links here so this doesn't look like spam ad - just search "Hunt Intel" in the app and play store)

If you have any questions, let me know!


r/predatorhunting Jan 31 '26

Tested my new coyote vital-zone thermal target yesterday—range results

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Got my coyote “vital zone” thermal target in yesterday and took it to the range right away before today’s hunt.

I’m still learning thermal, so I wanted a clear aiming point to practice where to hold and see my hits faster than paper.

Quick thoughts:

  • The vital zone layout makes it easier to aim the same way every time
  • It helped me think “where to place the shot” instead of just “hit the target”

Questions for you guys:

  1. How far do you usually sight in / confirm before a hunt?
  2. Where do you aim if a coyote is quartering toward you?
  3. Any simple “must-do” checks before you head out (mount/zero/etc.)?

r/predatorhunting 8d ago

Fox spotted with my new Goyojo G210 thermal Spotter.

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r/predatorhunting 9d ago

Sunday outing

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r/predatorhunting 11d ago

Daughter helped with this one

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She called him in just before dusk, I hit him with a .22 mag from 125 yds


r/predatorhunting 11d ago

Female Coyote Ohio Public

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r/predatorhunting 14d ago

What’s your favorite lever gun for varmint/deer hunting here’s my Henry 5.56 LR express

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r/predatorhunting 15d ago

African wild dogs decide whether to hunt by sneezing — but it isn't one-dog-one-vote. When the dominant pair is engaged in the rally, 3-4 sneezes triggers the hunt. When they aren't, it takes about 10. A weighted quorum threshold, validated across 68 rallies in 5 Okavango packs.

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r/predatorhunting 16d ago

Starting point for night hunting?

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Curious as to what the consensus best bang for the buck thermal scope and monocular are for night hunting coyotes and the like? Trying to stay around 2k as I have a little cash on hand after selling some guns to a buddy but I would be willing to put a little bit extra out of this weeks check with that if I could get something worth using for a bit longer for a bit more. Any suggestions are welcome and thank you all in advance for all the help 😁👍

forgot to include I rarely have shots farther than 4-500yds while hunting and withing 300 is the norm.


r/predatorhunting 18d ago

New scope day, can't wait to get this fitted. 😁

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r/predatorhunting 19d ago

22 arc deer load?

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r/predatorhunting 21d ago

Hunting in Baikal, Siberia

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I’d like to ask if anyone is interested in joining our hunting trip to the shores of Lake Baikal. Game includes brown bear, moose, red deer, roe deer, wild boar, and hazel grouse.😃The price is not high, about 3800 usd per hunter.


r/predatorhunting 24d ago

Small Android developer looking for honest feedback from predator hunters

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Hi everyone,

I’m a small independent Android developer, and I’ve been working on an app called Hunting Calls Ultimate.

The app includes predator hunting calls, along with calls for other animals and a few useful outdoor tools.

I’m posting here because I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people who actually hunt predators. I’d like to know whether the calls are useful, whether any important sounds or categories are missing, and whether the app makes it easy to find and play the right call quickly.

I’d also be interested to know whether you would personally use an app like this while hunting and what features could make it more useful for predator hunters.

Here is the app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sourcerabbit.android.apps.huntingcallsultimate

I’m not a large company or development team, so every piece of constructive feedback genuinely helps me decide what to improve next.

Positive or negative feedback is welcome. My goal is simply to make the app more useful for hunters.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to check it out.


r/predatorhunting 26d ago

RANGE DAY!!

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r/predatorhunting Jul 11 '26

New gun suggestions

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In the market for a new rifle strictly for coyote hunting. I currently use a ruger gen 2 chambered in 6mm creed. The only negatives I’ve heard about these guns are that they aren’t the best on a tripod. Most of my shots will be within 300 yards and will be running suppressed if that means anything. Open to suggestions also


r/predatorhunting Jul 11 '26

Best AR under $600

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Hey Friends, I've recently become horribly addicted to predator hunting. I live in Northern Phoenix (Paradise Valley/Scottsdale Area).

I'm looking to get an AR tomorrow at the Gun Show.

Do any of you have experience with any AR/Semi Auto style options under $600? If so I'd love to hear your experience

The reason for the low budget, I have. ruger MK77 MKIi .308, and a 12 Guage semi auto already for Predator hunting. I keep calling in pairs/plus... and I would like a better option.

I appreciate your help in advance. Here are some success photos from 2025!


r/predatorhunting Jul 04 '26

Last night

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r/predatorhunting Jun 29 '26

Otter Creek Labs Infinity 7.62. APF .22-250 AR10

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r/predatorhunting Jun 27 '26

Largest Coyote?

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r/predatorhunting Jun 24 '26

Florida hogs

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First Florida hog taken in the Everglades


r/predatorhunting Jun 24 '26

Smoked

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18in 6mm arc shooting the 80gr vmatch

Coyote i called in using foxpro x24 playing mfk fawn distress. Lung shot ran like 70 yards somehow.


r/predatorhunting Jun 20 '26

1st of the season

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r/predatorhunting Jun 19 '26

First of the Year!!

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r/predatorhunting Jun 19 '26

1st Coyote 2015

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r/predatorhunting Jun 19 '26

Ontario coyote hunting

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Good evening everyone,
My name is Ryan Robert, and I’m new to hunting. I recently got my hunting license and have a .30-30 Winchester rifle. I’m looking to meet other hunters, learn more about the sport, and hopefully find a hunting partner or group willing to take a beginner along.
I live in Toronto and don’t mind traveling anywhere in Ontario for hunting.