Swagger’s Stalker QD42

Grand Island, NE. – (ArmsVault) – With most big game hunting seasons in the rearview mirror, the focus turns to wintry weather conditions and a renewed emphasis on predator hunting. Coyotes and bobcats are adorned by thick furry coats, making it an optimal time to get out into the field. It’s essential to make sure you’re getting the most out of your gear to get the most out of your next predator hunt.

First, invest in a high-quality, lightweight bipod. You can spend a lot of money on a bipod or shooting sticks that are relatively heavy, provide a limited range of motion, and are cumbersome to adjust. That’s where the Swagger Stalker QD42 comes in handy; it allows shooters maximum versatility and an incredible range of motion at an affordable price and can be quickly detached for field carry.

The Stalker QD42 features Flex Ready Technology to deliver an impressively wide range of motion that allows you to pivot and adjust to even the most intense geography with little effort. A Quick Detach mount allows hunters to use the bipod across a wide range of platforms, including bolt-action rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders, and crossbows via a sling swivel stud or Picatinny rail. The QD42 weighs only 15 oz, and it is easy to carry in hand or a pack on the way to your next set, with two turn-dial adjusters on each leg.

The adjustable height range of 14-42″ allows for shooting from the seated, kneeling or standing positions, making the QD42 an excellent choice for predator hunting. It features a nitride finish and corrosion resistant spring housing, making it one of the most ruggedly dependable bipods on the market.

Second, make sure you choose an electronic call with premium sound quality. While predator hunting can get complicated, it’s often best to keep things simple. Remote and smartphone-operated calls can be purchased for a few hundred bucks, with sound libraries that offer limitless choices. Make sure the call is packable, easy to carry afield, and has enough battery to last an entire day afield.

Third, if you choose a blind, make sure it’s lightweight and highly portable. Likewise, you’ll want enough space to move around in comfort and plenty of windows, since coyotes and other predators often show from any location. Blinds can be especially helpful with young shooters who can’t sit still since it masks a lot of movement