Most people have hunted coyotes and other predators using calls and/or decoys during the day. What about using thermal equipment at night and being able to go undetected as you drop one coyote after another? Many of us have not had the chance to experience such a hunt, or ever will be able to. If given the chance, I would not pass up the opportunity to go on such a hunt, and neither should you.
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