predator quest

[jdb]

anyone whatch this show? I enjoy it but smetimes it seems a little phoney, and I dont always agfree with his calling technique and stand location. but he kills way more coyotes than i do so

[7mag.]

I like to watch it, but I'm brand new to predator hunting. I don't have an opinion about his methods, but he does shoot a lot of dogs.

[tlbradford]

He is probably the most accomplished contest hunter in the country.  I don't watch the show, so I can't offer any opinion on what is being shown. 

[rainshadow1]

Les Johnson is an awesome hunter, and has focused on Coyotes for several years, making a living off them. He's ver good, and his show is good compared to others... but then again, it's easy to look good in Northern Wyoming!

[jdb]

I totally agree with eberything said about les johnson. But in the show his calling seems mundane? and sometimes I question his stand location, that said if I could kill in my life what he kills a year I'd be a happy camper.

[catwithboost]

Is it on cable? I watch his shows off his website because I can not find it on TV 

[7mag.]

Is it on cable? I watch his shows off his website because I can not find it on TV 

I have Direct TV. It is on one of the outdoor channels. Sometimes Versus.

[furbearer365]

I wouldn't watch Les Johnson in hopes of learning anything that I could use while coyote hunting.  A lot of his stuff is reenacted and shot after the kill.  The guy does kill a ton of coyotes but I truely doubt that he kills them exactly the way you see it.  Just do your own thing and find what works for you.

[btlsoom]

If you are trying to learn from watching instead of doing, I would suggest getting the series of DVD's by Randy Anderson, specifically "Speaking the Language" and "Calling All Coyotes II".  Randy is a from Nebraska but travels all over and is real time hunting and filming.  I have learned a lot from them.  After that, just go out there and have fun with the new info and learn more by the school of hard knocks.

R

[ivarhusa]

If you are trying to learn from watching instead of doing, I would suggest getting the series of DVD's by Randy Anderson, specifically "Speaking the Language" and "Calling All Coyotes II".  Randy is a from Nebraska but travels all over and is real time hunting and filming.  I have learned a lot from them.  After that, just go out there and have fun with the new info and learn more by the school of hard knocks.

R