Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Jim Falls, Wisconsin
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Hi I was wondering what your feelings are on coondawgs feeders and what design you like and what bait to use. I'm currently training two nice females and I have never used one and I'm thinking about it any input is appreciated thanks

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Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Jim Falls, Wisconsin
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Coon feeders* **** predicted text

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Registered: Aug 2010
Location: Coldwater MS
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I USE 5 GAL COOKING OIL JUGS. FILL THEM WITH CORN AND WATER. SET THEM IN YOUR SPOT AND THE TOP WILL BLOW OFF WHEN IT'S READY.

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Registered: May 2011
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Greg will it blow the top in the winter?


I have a man that feeds candy to his cows and the coons love it. Don't hunt there much everytime the dog will get him a mouth full and its hard to tree with your teeth stuck together not really but I do worry about worms.

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Greg will it blow the top in the winter?


I have a man that feeds candy to his cows and the coons love it. Don't hunt there much everytime the dog will get him a mouth full and its hard to tree with your teeth stuck together not really but I do worry about worms.

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Registered: Sep 2010
Location: kendall, wisconsin
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I use a old tire with rim with holes in the rubber filled with corn maybe a can of beer to.

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Registered: Sep 2010
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Very well they will eat all night out of there,plus with corn you mainly get just Coon

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i use pvc and you fill that baby up with corn and use wire and tie it to a tree gets them every time

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Registered: Apr 2011
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a tire filled with corn is all i use.put a jar of kool-ade powder in it and no possum or anything but coon.a bag of corn is alot cheaper than dog food an lasts 4 times longer.ive got my trail cam on it and there is about 9 coon feeding all hours of the night.now their starting to bring their kittens.all you can smell up the holler is grape kool-ade.

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Registered: Mar 2009
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Start your bucket or whatever close to a branch on the edge of a 100 acre field and keep moving the bucket towards the middle. Otherwise you will train a bunch of tree happy fools.

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I use a old tire with rim with holes in the rubber filled with corn maybe a can of beer to.

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I WOULD NOT WAIT ON THE TOP TO BLOW OFF IN THE WINTER.

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Location: Knoxville Tn
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I like a tire feeder better then a bucket feeder because you can set it away from trees. This keeps from having alot of scent on one tree also with the water in the tire a coon will lay down a good track.

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I like a tire feeder better then a bucket feeder because you can set it away from trees. This keeps from having alot of scent on one tree also with the water in the tire a coon will lay down a good track.

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Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Jim Falls, Wisconsin
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Hey thanks alot guys!!!! Really appreciate the replays keeping coming! Just got done with work here in Wisconsin its little after 3 and I'm getting ready to hit the timber with those two females. Going to make a couple of feeders Tom after noon though!!!

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Registered: Apr 2006
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We have bucket feeders in a couple spots and a peice of pvc pipe with an elbow on it in another,both work great. usually put corn in them it seems to work a little better than the dog food does.

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Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Jim Falls, Wisconsin
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How big of PVC pipe ya use is the bend a 45 degree?

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Then how and why would they want to mess with it?

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How big of PVC pipe ya use is the bend a 45 degree?

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