Most guys aren’t losing coyotes on the shot—they’re losing them before they ever hit the call.  In this episode, Mike sits down with the DC Predator crew—Scott, Ken, and Kam—to break down what actually works in daytime coyote hunting. From stand setup and wind direction to calling strategy and reading coyote behavior, this is a real look at how experienced hunters consistently call coyotes in and get them to commit.  We talk about the biggest mistakes in predator hunting, why most hunters shoot too early, and how small details like entry, movement, and noise can ruin a stand before it even starts. They also break down their coyote calling strategy, including what sounds work, how long to stay on stand, and how they’ve used years of data to refine their approach.  We also get into how filming their hunts has changed the way they hunt—forcing them to slow down, read body language, and become more effective predator hunters.  If you’re trying to figure out how to hunt coyotes, improve your predator hunting strategy, or understand why coyotes hang up and don’t commit, this episode will help you connect the dots.