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What time do you guys go hunting? I've been going not long after dark, doesn't seem like I'm not getting any hot tracks, just cold ones to dens? Am I not waiting late enough? Its not pressure cause I went to some places that nobody has been in, but it was close to 50 deg. Last night. I'm new to coon hunting.

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Registered: Jul 2006
Location: Iowa
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Been waiting till 7:30 or 8:00 pm running better tracks and treeing more coon.

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Thanks

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Registered: May 2007
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what time you go don't have alot to do with it coon move differnt it depends on the weather if they move early or late or not at all i have 1 spot somenites you go early and tree coon and some nites don't hit a track to 9 or 10 oclock depending on the weather jmo

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That helps, thanks

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Registered: Oct 2013
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Been seeing them about day break on the way to work.

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I've heard that from a few people Rat Mafia. Thanks

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Originally posted by Midwesthunter
What time do you guys go hunting? I've been going not long after dark, doesn't seem like I'm not getting any hot tracks, just cold ones to dens? Am I not waiting late enough? Its not pressure cause I went to some places that nobody has been in, but it was close to 50 deg. Last night. I'm new to coon hunting.

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Depends on alot of factors. If its real cold the coon move better on the water, its warmer you get better tracks. If its a steady temp. you hit woods with a good food scorce,ie acorns, beechnuts, or corn. Acorns are the best because there aren't as many dens in the Oak trees, you see more coon. Hunting off beech trees you may make 3 or 4 dens before you see a coon. You may have other people hitting your woods too. Or you hunt the woods from the same direction all the time just change it up if you can. Sometimes the yotes change the time coon run too if they run it rite before dark it can keep the coon up longer, change up hunting times.

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Registered: Jun 2003
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I was out yesterday at 2.30 in afternoon checking fence and seen 2 coon wondering around.weve been going at dark and tracks seem old now I know why there running in afternoons around here.

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