Predator Xtreme - Predator Hunting, Gear, Guides & More

From torque drivers and rimfire optics to rifles, ammunition and hunting accessories, this Summer 2026 product roundup spotlights the newest gear built for hunters, shooters and outdoor enthusiasts.

You sit to relax, glass, call or wait. An accurate shot is easy from this position, too — your body a steady rifle rest.

Franklin Armory introduces Rabbit Rounds, a multi-projectile ammunition option that expands the small-game/varmint hunting capabilities of AR-pattern rifles.

Discover the latest predator hunting essentials, from advanced electronic game callers to precision aftermarket barrels built to help you call smarter and shoot straighter.

Certain coyote stands don’t just add fur to the pile — they permanently change how you hunt.

Savage Arms expands its Model 334 bolt-action rifle family with new chamberings and compact configurations.

Whether you drive a family SUV or a dedicated hunting truck, smart storage solutions can help you hunt more efficiently and avoid costly mistakes in the field.

The Athlon Optics Cronus ATS Pro 25P-250 thermal riflescope features a 256x192 sensor with 12-micron pixel pitch and a 25mm...

Foxpro’s X48 electronic predator caller combines ultrasonic sound reproduction with a feature-rich remote for greater control over calling sequences in the field.

Invasive predators removed from south Florida wetlands, mostly in the Everglades National Park.

Can structured instruction shorten the predator-calling learning curve, or is time in the field still the only real teacher?

Shell Shock Technologies brings its lightweight, two-piece NAS3 case technology to the .338 Lapua Magnum.

State officials are considering expanding the hunting season and season limits.

Badgers aren’t just a byproduct of predator hunts — they’re a worthwhile target for hunters willing to understand their habits and habitat.

Spartan Precision Equipment’s SpringBok tripod combines a flexible silicone body with lightweight construction for fast shooting-position changes in the field.

Idaho Fish and Game agents euthanized a food-conditioned black bear after it broke into a Swan Valley home and received multiple human-food rewards.

A few acts of help, courtesy, and predator control can turn skeptical landowners into lifelong hunting allies.