Registered: Dec 2012
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I would like to know how the Coonhunting is in that area? Is it flat bottom land, or hills, if it's hills would you compare them such as to Missouri, Kentucky, or Arkansas. Thanks in advance!

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 592

fantastic hunting there. i went out last year just because of the location. can be rolling the further south you get. will have big timber, little traffic and not many roads.

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Registered: Nov 2014
Location: S.E. IOWA
Posts: 371

Coon hunting in Bloomfield Iowa is TERRIBLE...For the TOC the club doesn't have ribeyes only hand breaded tendloins. You could have to drive up to 45 min from the club to hunt. They need more than 100 acres to tie the dogs up with more shade. The building, oh my where do I even start on the building It needs to be bigger... It only has 1 basketball court..As far as terrain it can vary from big timbers, bottom ground, draws to cattle pastures.There can be a few hills but nothing like the ozark mountains and sure not as flat as the Mississippi delta but a mix in the middle I guess.. Coons..... WAY TO MANY... And to top it off the president of the host club is a string bean lookin fella that likes blue dogs...Bout all I got. LOL

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Registered: Dec 2012
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Thank y'all for the Info. I'm still laughing over the last post reply. Looking forward to meeting the host club President.

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