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Posted by Dealer on 01-07-2011 01:45 AM:

Georgia Hunters?

Heading down to the Winter Classic have a guy that will take me hunting... All he has is Pecan Groves to Hunt... What Can I expect? Good hunting or not?

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Posted by J.Fox on 01-07-2011 03:04 AM:

well it depends on whether the coon's are moving. I was down there a few weeks ago friday nite made 7 trees seen 9 coon's saturday made 2 tree seen 0 I can tell you weather and temp change shut coon's down, down there. It is kinda funny here where I live when it is cold snowing raining the coon are moving down there they dont move much. I just hope the weather is good I will be there also. Good luck...

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Posted by Dealer on 01-07-2011 02:34 PM:

I guess my question was more about the Pecan Groves... Are they good hunting?

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Posted by Bluedogman on 01-07-2011 02:36 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dealer
I guess my question was more about the Pecan Groves... Are they good hunting?
Absolutely!

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Posted by oldbluedog on 01-07-2011 03:55 PM:

Pecan Orchard.

Yes it is good hunting.


Posted by psiskjr on 01-07-2011 07:06 PM:

Gravy hunting!!! No leaves, no weeds, no water, no briars.

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Posted by GA DAWG on 01-07-2011 07:21 PM:

Its all according if its good hunting or not...Has he picked em? How long ago? Now back in early Nov a pecan grove was a hopping spot..One thats not fooled with may still be..I dont know..

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Posted by Slough on 01-07-2011 11:23 PM:

Depends on the grove. It is late in the year to turn loose in an open grove and unless he has some real big ones it will be hard to use 2 hours of hunting time in one. Now it the grove has woods bordering it, those wood will hold coon and may even tree a few in the grove itself.

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Posted by rakestraw on 01-08-2011 01:05 AM:

Thats where you will want to be! I have never drawn to the pecans, and I have never treed a coon in the state of Georgia ! But the guys that win it always say thats where they hunted!
GOOD LUCK MATT, and don't forget to take a pack of slim Jim's with ya !


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