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Killing coon
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OBEY THE LAW!!!
WRONG TIME OF YEAR FOR THAT ,THIS TIME NEXT MONTH WE SHOULD SEE SOME YOUNGENS....
Killing coon
Until I was in my forties I probably killed coons every night I hunted, regardless of what time of the year it was. As I got older I finally decided it was a lot better to leave them to run again, I know for a fact it has absolutely nothing to do with the way your dog trees, that's in him when he's born. You can hunt him and teach him a lot of things but you won't make a coon dog out of him if it isn't there to start with.
Tom
Re: Killing coon
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Originally posted by barrelmaker
Until I was in my forties I probably killed coons every night I hunted, regardless of what time of the year it was. As I got older I finally decided it was a lot better to leave them to run again, I know for a fact it has absolutely nothing to do with the way your dog trees, that's in him when he's born. You can hunt him and teach him a lot of things but you won't make a coon dog out of him if it isn't there to start with.
Tom
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Originally posted by smokin-1-mo
WRONG TIME OF YEAR FOR THAT ,THIS TIME NEXT MONTH WE SHOULD SEE SOME YOUNGENS....
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killing coon
If you shoot them all now what will you run and tree tomorrow?
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i agree , it will not make a coon dog
Leave'em
1 momma now will give 5 to tree in a few months. Take care, Ron.
if a dog needs coon shot out to it year round to keep looking good your shooting the wrong animal! if people would wake up they would notice the real good hounds just need to be kept in shape and praised when they do a nice job!
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I can tell Ive Never treed that coon before is my moto!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is an awful time of year to shoot them but regardless a dog over 2 rarely needs a coon and like someone else said if your dog needs a bunch of coons then you are shooting the wrong animal.
quote:That's the truth
Originally posted by Cheyenne
if a dog needs coon shot out to it year round to keep looking good your shooting the wrong animal! if people would wake up they would notice the real good hounds just need to be kept in shape and praised when they do a nice job!
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if you spend money puting out feeders take time keepem full why in the world would you shoot em around where you feed thats my question..i can guarantee if you pop em tonight that one wont look at ya no more
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my female actually does a better job if i dont shoot a bunch of coons to her. sure i killed a few this winter to her. but we dont have a huge population of them and i like to see eyeballs lookin at me when i get there. Now i will admit we were hard on them when we were younger, but we relize now they are much funner to tree several times.
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Back in the early 90s when hides were bringin good money we would travel farther and shoot coon...now its rare to shoot em unless were pup training and season is in....our 2 pups were workin on now could care less about a dead coon...a couple chews and they look at you like they are ready to go...i swear mine trees better when i dont shoot him any...or he is just getting better lol...kill season ended in mid feb...he was shot down 10 or so...now hes been under double that many and coming on alot better...but hes also a month older and been in the woods that much longer....so could be why he is better...
Good dog dont need coon shot to it imo...
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i shoot very few coon out period. when they get to treeing on their own i pop a few here and there. but NEVER this time of year.
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rodents i shoot them.so this is what it has all came to shooting
rodents make slick tree happy dogs.
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Originally posted by amazingcursouth
i shoot very few coon out period. when they get to treeing on their own i pop a few here and there. but NEVER this time of year.
btt
quote:sounds good boy and i dont shoot them out in season either.lol
Originally posted by Glancy
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Originally posted by Cheyenne
if a dog needs coon shot out to it year round to keep looking good your shooting the wrong animal! if people would wake up they would notice the real good hounds just need to be kept in shape and praised when they do a nice job!
I dont not shoot them. I dont eat them and no money in selling hides. Plus my dogs do fine and havent had a single one shot down to them
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