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Posted by Jesse Bedward on 08-13-2003 04:24 PM:

Where Would You Like To Hunt??

IF YOU COULD HUNT ANYWHERE FOR COON IN THE 48 STATES WHERE WOULD YOU GO AND WHY?? I LIVE IN SW WISCONSIN AND WE HAVE SOME OF THE BIGGEST AND SMARTEST COON I FEEL IN ALL OF THE 48 STATES, I HAVE THE WISCONSIN AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER WITH IN 20 MINUTES OF ME AND I EVEN HUNT WHERE THEY MEET, AND ITS SOME NICE HUNTING AND IS HARD TO FIND SOMETHING BETTER TO HUNT THAN THIS LAND, BUT I WOULD LOVE TO GO DOWN TO THE OZARKS WITH MY 2 REDBONES AND CHASE EM AROUND FOR A WHILE. I THINK A LOT HAS GOT TO DO WITH WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS, THATS WHAT GOT ME HUNTING RED DOGS, AND COON ALL TOGETHER. JUST SOMETHING ABOUT IT WOULD SEND CHILLS OVER ME WHEN THEY STRUCK AND TREED THERE.......MAYBE SOMEDAY.....


Posted by coon dawg on 08-13-2003 04:38 PM:

Northern Ohio..............

some of my best hunts have been around Oak Harbor.........and southwest Pennsylvania.............lots of coon, mature hardwoods........just real nice huntin'!


Posted by pete on 08-13-2003 05:28 PM:

mature hardwoods.. id like to see one of those. almost all been cut here


Posted by OLD TIMER on 08-13-2003 05:32 PM:

I would like to try Goldthwaite TX. I heard that the hunter's there are mean and the hounds are some good ones.

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Posted by Casey Bigelow on 08-13-2003 05:36 PM:

Somewhere up north, where folks talk about coons as big as bear cubs. I live in N. Florida and have treed my fair share, but 18 pounds is the biggest I've harvested.

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Posted by Wayne Valentino on 08-13-2003 06:34 PM:

Best Huntin

Western Pa. Eastern Ohio. N. Panhandle of W.Va. Rolling hills, plenty of coon, farmland and open woods...

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Posted by John Carroll on 08-13-2003 06:55 PM:

I'd like to try it in Iowa, Ohio, or Indiana where the coon are thick and the woods are open and clean.

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Posted by Smoke on 08-13-2003 07:08 PM:

Hey John Come on up. But whoever told you the woods are clean was pulling your leg.


Posted by John Carroll on 08-13-2003 07:22 PM:

Maybe I can do that this fall.

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Posted by Tim MACHA on 08-13-2003 07:46 PM:

Hey Smoke

I wonder if he ever heard of Multifora Rose.


Posted by josh on 08-13-2003 07:47 PM:

Smoke..... Thats what I was thinking.


Posted by John D on 08-13-2003 11:15 PM:

Anywhere there's a reasonable coon population, big, clean hardwoods, nice ATV paths all around, no grumpy landowners, houses or hoodlums. Many thousands of acres with one gate and a 2 mile long driveway and I'm the only one with a key.


Posted by Ryan Layton on 08-13-2003 11:21 PM:

Any area that I've never hunted in, and that has some coon. I'd like to hunt every place there is to hunt by the time it is all over with. I've hunted in 10 states, so that still leaves 38 more to go, and Canada too. Wait, Canada has several provinces that have coon, so I guess I have a really long way to go.


Posted by josh on 08-13-2003 11:26 PM:

John D....You described my place perfectly, Come up for a hunt anytime......


Posted by coon dawg on 08-14-2003 12:14 PM:

When ya try

Saskatchewan, Ryan..............take some deep huntin' dogs...............the coons are far and few between!!!


Posted by J and M on 08-14-2003 12:43 PM:

HEAVEN

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Posted by K-9 PINES on 08-14-2003 04:46 PM:

Western NY

I would love to get mine out in Western NY around the Bergen Swamps and even a bit down around Geneseeo. I deer hunted the corn fields there quite a bit and the Coon trails on the field edges looked like hog paths. Beat right down to mud!!! Have seen my share of 30 lb coons there as well.

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Posted by Tank/UKC on 08-14-2003 04:54 PM:

"biggest & smartest" coons....

Well, the North Carolina coon placed 47th overall in states that tested coons using the California Standard Achievement Test and they average around 11lbs. That should make them the dumbest and pretty small.

For treeing coons I prefer ANYWHERE North of I-70. For testing dogs, Tim's Creek is the place to be.

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Posted by mtnman on 08-14-2003 09:59 PM:

I've hunted in a lot of places and as far as I am concerned give me Michigan for the place to coon hunt.


Posted by on 08-14-2003 10:42 PM:

I want to hunt...

In the most terrible, god-awful place in the south just one time, just so I can say I've been there and treed a coon.


Posted by Rob on 08-14-2003 10:53 PM:

I thought we had been there already

You know RC.............. southwest of my house! lol

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Posted by on 08-14-2003 11:01 PM:

ROFL

Yeah, I forgot about that hell-hole.

Nothing like listening to your pride and joy drive a track through 40 acres of solid briars and crap in November only to come up on a house cat. Boy what a blast that was.

When are we going again????


Posted by Houndster on 08-14-2003 11:18 PM:

Red Cedar

Come on down I got just the place for ya, your welcome anytime.....LOL Mountains, cut over, saw briars, mud up to your a$$, Pine trees, Hard woods, HoneySuckel, every Poison Plant or Vine known to man and throw in a few snakes to keep you on your toe's. Skeeters big as Humming Birds, Ticks big as Grapes, & All in a 500 ac patch with about 3 10lb coon in it..... "hmmmm" think I'll go tonite..lol


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Posted by choppin axe on 08-15-2003 12:07 AM:

subzero, it sounds to me like my dream hunting place would be up their with you.i guess i would flip out if i treed a 30pound or better coon. it would be like watching my dogs fight a bear. are they alot of coon in your erea? how many miles is it from your place to atlanta? gary woods

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Posted by willscrk on 08-15-2003 12:29 AM:

red cedar you need to go to roberta georgia

couple old fellas pointed us into cutover swamps and told us how good the hunting was and how many their dogs usually tree---funny they stayed in the truck and hollered us out of that mess still had 20 min.left and nobody turned loose again lol love northern indiana- southern michigan flat and a lot of coon.


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