Registered: Dec 2004
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Does anyone on here wake up and coon hunt before work? If so, hows the hunting? I've got a pup that needs her tail hunted off, but I can't always go late in the evenings, but I can sure get up at 4:00am and hunt her some. Any thoughts???

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Registered: Apr 2005
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I have but it can make you late for work. It does make the day go better if you tree one.

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Registered: Apr 2005
Location: Greenup county Kentucky
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Hey buddy,i was squirrel hunting a young walker dog the other morning and she treed a coon at 9;30.

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Registered: Dec 2004
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I thought about the being late for work thing. That could easily happen.

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Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Cutler, Il.
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I like hunting at daylight, better than at dark. Cooler & you don't need a light. And, I also believe that you will tree just as many coon.

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Originally posted by owitt1936
I like hunting at daylight, better than at dark. Cooler & you don't need a light.

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Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Mt.Airy, N.C.
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Years ago I hunted alot in the mornings. I was surprised at how many good tracks we struck, and the number of coon we treed (on the outside) after daylight. It is good for young dogs,esp. if they can see the coon in the tree, or as it comes down. It will really fire them up.

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You all are giving me a lot of ideas and great hope that I can hunt this pup enough. I really appreciate this!! Thanks to all

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Noble, Oklahoma
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I hunt like this a lot. Its pretty good, especially about 2 hours before daylight. They seem to be moving good. Trott.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Anchorage,Ak
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I'm like John do most f my morning hunting in the summer. Problem now is deer season. I don't do it on work days though. I have to be in at 0630 for PT MWF. otherwise its 0715.

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I really appreciate all the responses to my post. Thanks to all!!

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: North GA
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Well I dont like it.I did it a few times this summer and didnt care for it.Our coons are thin and when we got after em they was going way in deep.Tree after daylight.You can forget finding a coon after daylight around here.The leaves are so thick without the eyes shining it was useless.I cant train a dog if I cant tell wether or not its even got a coon! Lots more traffic on the rds early in the mornings also.I think its mor dangerous.

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