Registered: Jul 2003
Location: greensburg,ky.
Posts: 3364

ANYONE ELSE HAVE TROUBLE WITH COONS GOING IN THE GROUND,BEEN HAVING A LOT OF COONS GOING IN THE GROUND AROUND MY NECK OF THE WOODS.....

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Registered: Sep 2007
Location: Raywick Ky
Posts: 1460

Steve ..I havn't ..I have been hunting Oaks that run by a creek and either treeing in oaks or maples ,,I have made 3 cedar trees the last 2 weeks

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Registered: Jul 2006
Location: Turtle Mountains, ND
Posts: 1023

It happens in areas without a lot of good den trees, and coons will use substitute places of refuge like beaver lodges or holes in banks (in my area). Makes for coons that like to run, or swim, and requires a dog that can flat force them.

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Registered: Aug 2011
Location: SW Missouri
Posts: 114

We're going on average about four nights a week, hunting an area were you can be in hills/hardwoods and creek bottoms or drive twenty minutes and be up on prairie row crop type ground with hedge rows at field edges. We've ran a couple in holes this year, another one or two in brush piles.
Our old dog is a straight cooner, we've had pups put armadillos int holes, we just let them get their head in the hole real good and hit the fry button, one or two time is all it usually takes to break them. Others I know use ammonia and stick their head in the hole until they get a good snoot full, but I'm afraid of burning their lungs or eyes.

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