Predator Hunting: SUPPRESSED® "Double Stack"

This guide details a suppressed predator hunting technique, emphasizing the use of specialized gear like the Nightforce ATACR scope and a .22 Creedmoor rifle. It covers strategic positioning near prairie dog towns, effective use of electronic callers (Foxpro), and precise shooting techniques from a stable prone position with a bipod. The instruction highlights the advantages of suppressors in predator hunting and analyzes caliber performance at engagement ranges of 95 to 220 yards, drawing on expert insights from the O'Neill Ops channel.

This guide outlines the steps for engaging a coyote at an extended range of 800 yards, emphasizing precision aiming and shot execution. The video demonstrates the challenge of such a shot, suggesting the use of a .50 caliber rifle for effectiveness. The speaker, exhibiting experienced authority, highlights the importance of accurate marksmanship for ethical hunting at distance.

This video documents a New Year's Eve coyote hunt, highlighting the effectiveness of a suppressed firearm for predator hunting. The hunters successfully track and engage a coyote at approximately 30-35 yards, emphasizing the quiet operation of the suppressed system. The hunt showcases practical application of hunting techniques in a challenging environment.

Geoff Nemnich discusses his choice of the .22 ARC cartridge for coyote hunting as an upgrade from the .223 Remington. He highlights the .22 ARC's superior ballistics, increased muzzle velocity, and enhanced downrange performance. Nemnich also praises the terminal performance of Hornady's ELD-VT ammunition, noting its impressive expansion and devastating effect on coyotes, even at extended ranges.

This video details a successful close-range coyote hunt using a suppressed 12 Gauge shotgun. The O'Neill Ops team demonstrates effective predator calling techniques, strategic positioning in snowy terrain, and the lethal application of Hornady ammunition with a suppressed firearm. The hunt highlights the importance of stealth and shot placement for predator control.

This video details a successful suppressed coyote hunting trip, emphasizing shot placement and bullet performance at extended ranges. The hunters discuss the effectiveness of specific ammunition for predator control and the strategic use of calls and wind direction. They highlight a challenging set that resulted in a triple kill, showcasing advanced hunting techniques and firearm application.

This video showcases expert predator hunting techniques for coyotes, primarily utilizing a suppressed .22-250 Remington rifle. The instruction emphasizes stealth, precision long-range shot placement, and effective use of electronic callers and decoys. It highlights advanced tactics for both open terrain and challenging winter snow conditions, demonstrating coordinated team hunting and the importance of specialized gear for successful predator management.

This guide details a predator hunting technique employed in South Dakota, featuring suppressed LRI Custom rifles and FoxPro electronic calls. The strategy involves coordinated, simultaneous shooting to maximize takedowns of coyotes, even after a severe blizzard. The hunters demonstrate advanced tactics for luring and engaging multiple predators effectively.

This guide details predator hunting techniques using a suppressed bolt-action rifle in challenging terrain like the Badlands. It emphasizes scouting, effective concealment with ghillie suits, precision shooting at ranges up to 200 yards, and ethical wildlife management. The instruction comes from a highly authoritative source with extensive tactical and hunting experience.

This guide details the setup and technique for predator hunting, specifically focusing on using suppressed bolt-action rifles with thermal optics in extreme cold. It emphasizes coordinated shots, livestock protection, and careful movement, drawing on the expertise demonstrated by James O'Neill of ONEILLOPS. The video showcases effective predator management strategies for ranchers facing significant coyote problems.