Everyone has moments in life that you simply will never forget. Last night was one of those nights that all the stars aligned and north Texas was flat out on fire! After a non-stop race to make just "one more stand" before the first glimmer of daylight, it was all we could do to just sit in the rig and enjoy the morning sun creeping over the horizon. Being fortunate enough to be with my best friend after all the dust settled from such an incredible experience is something I consider to be a true blessing and a memory I can re-live forever. This was OUR night!



Most of these were killed less than 30 yards from the truck and smiled for the camera when they got there. It was like an all night Highlight Reel. Just when we thought they were through, all their brothers and sisters just kept on coming. The night time coyote footage was undoubtably the best we have ever captured and will be without question the best night episode of Carnivore to date.





Jared with a 40 pound male.



Believe it or not, I actually got to shoot something! It was a blast being able to watch this cat in the scope for over 5 minutes.



All of the video stills should be able to stand alone and speak for themselves.











Hope yall enjoy the pics just a fraction as much as we did. Thanks Chris. I will post a few more pics shortly.

Here are a few more stills.

Congrats looks like yall had really good night.


You wont be able to squezze that in one show. Thats almost a whole season

Sweet! They were out and about last night for sure. Lokking forward to watching the show.

Last night was awesome! We hunt some extremely high pressured areas, but last night we had their number!!! I actually ran the camera for the first time since Chris and I started filming. It was just before dawn on the last stand of the night, and we were fortunate enough to have a bobcat respond within two minutes and Chris dropped him like a bad habit. About 2 minutes later after changing sounds we had a coyote come barreling in on us, which actually slipped on the morning dew when I barked to stop him!

This hunt is not one that I will soon forget! We got some incredible footage and for the first time ever I was able to contribute in the form of getting behind the camera! I hope Chris doesn't get to accustomed to me running the camera, I like shooting them too much!

I believe this could be an awesome season for fur guys! Four hunts in and we have 22 solid kills on film!

take care, Jared

congrats guys, lets see edited footage

WOW, very nice guys!

wow. thats sick!

really nice when everything comes together like that!

djones you are absolutely right! When predators are responding to a call there is place I would rather be than in that rig with Chris getting footage for Carnivore! 13 animals in 8 hours of calling is a rarity around our parts, and we didn't travel more than 30 minutes from the house which makes it even better!

Awesome job guys!! Looks like y'all have got it going on! Looks like those N TX predators need to think twice before trying to get a quick meal!

That is one big bunch of yotes all in one night. Must have been a real blast and getting a bobcat to boot. Congrats on your hunt.

Nice Shootin!

Very nice Gentlemen!!

What calls were you using if you don't mind me asking?

Holy smokes. That is a mess of coyotes. Looks like you guys had a very successful night. Nicely done.

We mainly use the Burnham Brothers Compucaller III, On this particular night the coyotes were responding to the coyote pup in distress sound. The cat and in yote responded to cottontail sounds, but the other 11 coyotes were coming to investigate the wounded pup!On this particular night we had them figured out, and we only had two blank stands!

How far were you moving between sets? Nice shooting.

Looks like a great night! Keep hammerin em!

We hunt small pieces of property in North Texas mostly, but when we are on a big ranch we will scout it during the day first and we may only move a 1/4 mile between stands. We don't prefer to do this, but if the spots look good enough we will run the sound on the first stand really soft so we dont pull animals away from the next stand. This is actually most effective with bobcats in my own experience. BUT we try to move around 1 mile on average. It all depends!