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Posted by Hunting24/7 on 02-21-2012 08:25 PM:

West Virginia

i know your guys coon population is thin. but other wise hows the hunting out there isthere alot of dirt roads through them hills? alot of stateland?

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Posted by brushrunretiree on 02-21-2012 08:58 PM:

It all depends on where you hunt. If you hunt around the Ohio River, it's not too bad after you get one hill over from the River Valley. then if you stay below the MasonDixon line you'll find some farm land and timber. If you down State or into TheEastern Panhandle, it's pretty much uphill both ways. I used to be Sec. of The WVCHA, and we put on alot of State Hunts, alot of people from out of state said, If they had to hunt here, they'd Quit!!!!!!!!!! But, It's not that bad if you can find a local to guide you!!


Posted by Hunting24/7 on 02-21-2012 09:12 PM:

iv always like west virginia from what i know of it.im used to thin coon. once i grduate next yr id like to adventually move there possibly. so just trying to figure how it is out there. what kinda of winters it tend to get.

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-21-2012 10:05 PM:

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its getting harder and harder to find places to hunt in my area hey brush you ever coon hunt over at lewis wetzel man better be tuff lol


Posted by CoonBusterWV on 02-21-2012 10:48 PM:

I'm in harrison county (north central) and I have a good coon population around here. They definately aren't "thin" but aren't thick. The hills here are not real bad here. A lot of my country I hunt has been stripped, which means a lot of roads to the next holler or hill

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Posted by CoonBusterWV on 02-21-2012 10:50 PM:

And winters can vary. Have only had snow stick 2 different times this year. But last two years have been pretty bad. Its hit and miss here

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Posted by wvhoundsman on 02-21-2012 11:24 PM:

Braxton co

The geographical center of the state in a couple miles from house there is thousands of government land around...coons are thin terrain isnt the best in the state but not the worse.


Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-21-2012 11:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by CoonBusterWV
I'm in harrison county (north central) and I have a good coon population around here. They definately aren't "thin" but aren't thick. The hills here are not real bad here. A lot of my country I hunt has been stripped, which means a lot of roads to the next holler or hill
sounds like you hunt up rt 20 and hackers creek area


Posted by CoonBusterWV on 02-22-2012 12:24 AM:

Some. Mostly around west milford, lost creek, Mt clare area

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-22-2012 12:58 AM:

yea

i worked with a couple brothers up that area danny and steve sheaperd i hauled coal off of that strip inbetween lost creek and west milford the coal company i worked for owns alot of ground up the holler on rt 20 when you start up gum mountian and back in century both those guys passed away


Posted by muleman232 on 02-22-2012 01:48 AM:

I live in the eastern panhandle of Berkeley Co.. It is nothing like it used to be. We are a Washington D. C. suburb now, housing developments abound.I live on the west side of I 81 in back creek valley its not as bad there.Sleepy Creek State Forest is in Morgan and Berkeley Cos. 23,000 acres its not overflowing with coons but if you get away from the roads you can tree a few


Posted by Whordel on 02-22-2012 02:39 AM:

Hey 56.I love the hunting up here and so does my pup.I'm use to the rough terrain.I'm heading up to Lewis Wetzel the next day or two if If I can't find nobody else to hunt with,looked like good huntin to me lol.

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Posted by WVHUNTER24.7 on 02-22-2012 02:41 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Hunting24/7
iv always like west virginia from what i know of it.im used to thin coon. once i grduate next yr id like to adventually move there possibly. so just trying to figure how it is out there. what kinda of winters it tend to get.

Along the Ohio River is good hunting We can usually tree 2-3 a night (sometimes more) and the hills arent as steep and the winters arent too bad, especially this one

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-22-2012 02:47 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Whordel
Hey 56.I love the hunting up here and so does my pup.I'm use to the rough terrain.I'm heading up to Lewis Wetzel the next day or two if If I can't find nobody else to hunt with,looked like good huntin to me lol.
you must be tuffer than iron ole buddy thats some ruff country i went squrrill hunting over there couple times better watch with this warm weather them rattlers might decide to come out before you have to go back home im gonna go and see that walker power you got


Posted by Whordel on 02-22-2012 02:54 AM:

You are welcomed to come along any time you want 56.I've got a Walker but I don't know about Power lol.

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-22-2012 02:58 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Whordel
You are welcomed to come along any time you want 56.I've got a Walker but I don't know about Power lol.
i get my grandson run down get my charger we take a hunt i know you got power just ask all them walker guys they tell ya lol


Posted by hilbily on 02-22-2012 02:59 PM:

Wood Co.

We hunt Wood, Jackson and Ritchie county. Ohio river valley ~ 2 friday night, 7 Sat. and 2 on Monday nite. Ritchie County is alittle rougher but 3000 acres of Public hunting and roads...
Anyone is welcome to meet up for a hunt.

Thanks, Tim


Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-22-2012 03:12 PM:

Re: Wood Co.

quote:
Originally posted by hilbily
We hunt Wood, Jackson and Ritchie county. Ohio river valley ~ 2 friday night, 7 Sat. and 2 on Monday nite. Ritchie County is alittle rougher but 3000 acres of Public hunting and roads...
Anyone is welcome to meet up for a hunt.

Thanks, Tim

where you hunt on that park ground about 12 miles out of parkersburg on rt 50 cant think name of it went down there last summer and rode horses for 2 days farther we went in the rougher it got man i was glad to get back to camp bout did me and my old mare in dont think i ever go back there thats for the young people lol


Posted by hilbily on 02-22-2012 04:57 PM:

Mountwood Park

Mountwood Horse Camp ? Yes, We hunt it and pretty tough terrain. We know the country well enough I can drive pretty close to the hounds (most of the time)..lol
We choose our drops wisely.. But you know how that works out...
Hunt it on weekends when time is not an issue, really helps get the young ones to hunt harder and longer vs. "short, behind the house" drops.


Posted by WVHunter304 on 02-22-2012 04:58 PM:

I live over here in Bluefield WV right on the line of Virginia. And we hunt alot near old coal mine's and there are roads all through the mountains here. But we have alot of hills and deep hollers which make's it rough sometimes. But i love hunting here.


Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-22-2012 05:10 PM:

Re: Mountwood Park

quote:
Originally posted by hilbily
Mountwood Horse Camp ? Yes, We hunt it and pretty tough terrain. We know the country well enough I can drive pretty close to the hounds (most of the time)..lol
We choose our drops wisely.. But you know how that works out...
Hunt it on weekends when time is not an issue, really helps get the young ones to hunt harder and longer vs. "short, behind the house" drops.

yea thats it just couldnt think of the name of it yea you better be in shape to hunt that but i enjoyed the country the old remains of the gas boom back in the day


Posted by Jordan120 on 02-22-2012 05:42 PM:

I live in Lincoln County and the mountains are STEEP! And if your gonna hunt around where I live you better have a coondog! If you get after one it will run for awhile. I was on the Ohio River one night and treed 26.

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Posted by wvcoonrunner on 02-25-2012 05:37 PM:

I'm in the eastern panhandle, Mineral county. Also do a lot of huntin in grant county. Some of the terrain here is steep but there's usually a road you can at least walk on to get closer to the dogs. Coon population isn't bad, helps that there's not too many hunters in the area anymore. Most everybody has changed over to runnin bear.


Posted by Huntinwalkers on 02-25-2012 06:49 PM:

wv

stay away from Randolph co at least where i hunt its just about all timber slicings, clear cuts and briar patches, with very few coon, i have hunted down on rt20 and down towards fairmont and morgantown seems to be alot more coon down that way


Posted by hillbilly56 on 02-25-2012 07:02 PM:

Re: wv

quote:
Originally posted by Huntinwalkers
stay away from Randolph co at least where i hunt its just about all timber slicings, clear cuts and briar patches, with very few coon, i have hunted down on rt20 and down towards fairmont and morgantown seems to be alot more coon down that way
i only tried coonhunting in your country we went to albino stony river dam area cat crossed in front of dogs didnt think we was ever going to get them back that was back in the 70s knowed a guy up there that bear hunted john woodford only had 1 arm if i rember right you turned in at albino lodge and went what seem miles to get to his place


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