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Whats the hunting like at Winter Classic?

This will be my first year and I was wondering what it was like down there? Thin coon? Swamps?

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Dwayne Bradshaw

NITECH CH 'PR' BODACIOUS BOMBSHELL 2012 ZONE 5 CHAMPIONSHIP QUEEN OF HUNT (CO OWNED WITH ZEB MYERS)

most of it depends on your luck in the draw for a guide. The year I went we hunted off the grounds at a plantation and had great hunting but a buddy of mine ended up a huge swamp. we had a great time while there so goodluck and have fun!!!!

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if its there eventually it will look

Mark Warner

"HOME OF PREDAWN KENNELS"

http://www.tekonshathunder.homestead.com

Good coon population with a great population in spots. WET. Bring waders and plenty of dry clothes.

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Michael Ghorley

We hunted in swamps the entire night I was there but we treed coons the size of barn rats.

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Chad Brigham
4835 Dancer Ave.
St. Ansgar, Iowa 50472
641-326-2200

Hunting there can be really easy walking, or some very rough walking. Its like anywhere you go in the country, it all depends on who you draw as a guide. Most places there, the guides have you on coons, if they are moving. I'd say the majority of casts will come back with plus column occupied.

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Robert " Rock" Johnson

Johnson Creek Kennels
home of:
UKC Grand Nite Champion "PR" Yadkin River Addkis. Deceased 12/11/2016 RIP

2009/2010/2011/2012 AKC GA. State Leader and Supreme Grand Nite Champion Yadkin River Addkis

2010 ACHA Georgia State Champion Grand Nite Champion Yadkin River Addkis

PKC Champion Yadkin River Addkis

Bright Eye Lights


Treeing Walkers

912-663-5287 cell (perfered)

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Originally posted by Robert Johnson
Hunting there can be really easy walking, or some very rough walking. Its like anywhere you go in the country, it all depends on who you draw as a guide. Most places there, the guides have you on coons, if they are moving. I'd say the majority of casts will come back with plus column occupied.

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BEEN THERE ABOUT 10 TIMES NEVER TREED OVER 3 COON IN ANY CAST I WAS ON,HUNTING OF THE GROUND OUR DRIVING A 100 MILES...I LIKE GOING BUT DONT SEE THE COON POPULATION BE ALL THAT GREAT........

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Originally posted by smokin-1-mo
BEEN THERE ABOUT 10 TIMES NEVER TREED OVER 3 COON IN ANY CAST I WAS ON,HUNTING OF THE GROUND OUR DRIVING A 100 MILES...I LIKE GOING BUT DONT SEE THE COON POPULATION BE ALL THAT GREAT........

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Originally posted by smokin-1-mo
BEEN THERE ABOUT 10 TIMES NEVER TREED OVER 3 COON IN ANY CAST I WAS ON,HUNTING OF THE GROUND OUR DRIVING A 100 MILES...I LIKE GOING BUT DONT SEE THE COON POPULATION BE ALL THAT GREAT........

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Michael Ghorley

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Originally posted by GA DAWG
Crap,3 coon is a bunch aint it? Is here. Id be in heaven.

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Clyde Murphy 229-344-7308

GRCH GRNITECH"PR" Blue Iron Brummy HTX

Top 100 Finalist 2012 UKC World Hunt.

King of Hunt 2013 BBOA National Bluetick Days

Tree Blue

I use and recommend Backwoods Supplies

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Originally posted by Blue Iron
3 coons in 2 hours ain't bad at all in my neck of the woods!

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You are not in

Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Michign ore any of those states with PLENTY of coons you are in good old GEORGIA where every night is Saturday night and every day is Sunday and the coons are few and far between, but come on down we will treat you wright worm in the daytime and WET at night.

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