Registered: Dec 2007
Location: silver lake
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this last we"v treeded on 5 pine trees with coon in them just wondering if anyone else is treeing on them at least the coon smells like fresh pine when you are packing it out

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Registered: Jan 2005
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I WOULD SAY THOSE COON WERE UP THERE EATING PINE CONES

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Registered: Nov 2008
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have hunted all my life in michigan up north and this year in the first 2 nights every coon my dogs treed but 1 was in big big pine trees..never sean that befor in my life and have treed a maney coon there.usuley in 2 weeks of hunting there i onley tree mabey 2 times in them but this year it was diferent.first coon treed 30 pounds second coon treed 35 pounds big coon there,happy hunting.no coon eats on pine

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 3315

My dogs tree coon in pine trees all of the time, probably because I hunt in pine plantations.

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Registered: Sep 2007
Location: Raywick Ky
Posts: 1460

Been treeing several in Cedar trees

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Registered: Oct 2007
Location: Northeast Mississippi
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yep i have pulled dogs off a lot of pines and saw coon in them. i have pulled them off several cypress and cedar trees with coon in them too. it is hard to find a coon in an evergreen tree, or at least for me it is. you got to look close

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