The Final Howl

On this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach and Brandon open the show with a discussion about an issue that could affect coyote hunters and trappers nationwide. It’s something everyone in the predator hunting community should be paying attention to.After that, the guys break down how the calling has been over the past week — what sounds are working, what they’re seeing in the field, and how the season is shaping up.If you’re serious about predator hunting, this is one you don’t want to miss.New episodes drop weekly.

On this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Geoff Nemnich from Lucky Duck to talk all things coyote breeding season.Geoff breaks down his go-to strategies and calling tactics for breeding season, shares how his season has been going so far, and explains how coyote behavior changes this time of year. They also discuss what it really takes to film coyote hunts, from staying concealed to capturing authentic predator hunting footage.If you’re looking to improve your success during breeding season or want behind-the-scenes insight into predator hunting and filming, this episode is a must-listenClick the link and use code: finalhowl And get $75 off when you join The Last Stand Coyote Class. Offer good till 2/7/2026https://www.tlshunt.com/coyote-class

What’s the best caliber for coyotes? In this episode of The Final Howl Podcast, Zach is joined by Seth Swerczek from Hornady Ammunition to break it all down. From the fast and efficient .22 ARC to the hard-hitting 6.5 Creedmoor, they dive into real-world performance, bullet selection, and ethical effectiveness on coyotes. The conversation also takes a deep look at Hornady’s ELD-VT bullet, how it performs on predators, and what hunters should consider when choosing a caliber for different setups and distances. If you’re serious about predator hunting, this episode delivers the insight you need.

In this episode, Zach breaks down the often-overlooked side of coyote hunting—the part that determines whether we keep access to land or lose it altogether. He dives into how to approach landowners for permission, what hunters should and should not do once access is granted, and why proper etiquette matters now more than ever.Zach also discusses coyote populations, common misconceptions, and how ethical hunting plays a role in long-term predator management. Whether you’re new to coyote hunting or have years of experience, this episode offers practical advice and real-world insight that every hunter needs to hear.If you care about hunting the right way, building trust with landowners, and protecting the future of predator hunting, this episode is a must-watch.

In this episode of **The Final Howl Podcast**, Zach is joined by special guest **Geoff Nemnich** — professional coyote hunter, host of *The Last Stand Hunt Series*, and creator of the *The Last Stand Coyote Class*. 🐺🎧Together they dive into:🔥 The all-new **Lucky Duck 2.0 E-Call lineup** — what’s new and how it performs in the field🌙 The latest **Pulsar thermal optics** and why they’re a must-have for serious night hunters🎯 Inside look at **The Last Stand Hunt Series** and Geoff’s **Coyote Class**, packed with expert-level strategy and real-world insights If you’re passionate about predator hunting, calling coyotes, or upping your game with the right gear — you don’t want to miss this episode.👉 **Subscribe** for more gear talk, field stories, and expert hunting discussions every episode!

This week Tim Kjellesvik, with DeerCast, joins us to talk about some new changes to DeerCast, including how it's built with the coyote hunter in mind. We also talk trail cams, turkey hunt stories and more!

On this episode we are joined by Indiana conservation officer Tevin Tomlinson. We discuss some of the new regulation changes for the 2025-2026 Indiana Deer season, topics like the use of thermal drones for deer recovery and legal rifle cartridge sizes. The number for the Indiana Conservation Dispatch: 1-812-837-9536If you have any information of a game and fish violation you can call: 1-800-TIP-IDNR (1-800-847-4367)