Registered: Jan 2007
Location: Al
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In your area of Hunting what would separate and easy coon from a hard coon, I’m interested in your input, here, easy is turn out and pop up within, a couple of hundred yards .......in fairly open woods. Hard would be lots of water in thick cover or over dry ground in July, trailing for more than 1/4 mile with no Dew on the ground ... with thick canopys to tree in .

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Ray Hudson

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Location: Georgetown, KY
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Hard is when you gotta go uphill to em and easy is when they tree downhill :-)

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Registered: Jan 2013
Location: new martinsville wv
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easy = in a patch of woods at the edge of a field or river bottom .....hard = briars cut overs through old powerline rightaways or straight up a mountain or high wall...easy = cornfields, river bottoms , wild cherry patches, grape orchards .. hard = dry ridge tops in july n august dried up water holes and winter time...

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Try Hunting In The Smoky Mts

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Location: Al
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Originally posted by smartin0022
Hard is when you gotta go uphill to em and easy is when they tree downhill :-)

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Depends on your Figure mostly

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quote:

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Originally posted by smartin0022
Hard is when you gotta go uphill to em and easy is when they tree downhill :-)

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We got alot of red dirt , briars and blackjacks ... some of these patches are full of washout ravines one after another ... you gotta belly crawl through briars and it's just miserable ... but at the same time , you love it ... a coon that is feeling frisky and wants to make it tough on dogs can sure do it in that stuff .

If we go to the river and backwater ... them coon can swim from one shore to another ... ditch dogs in beaver holes , etc ..

But , we got decent creek bottoms ... cleaner patches of woods with plenty of acrorns and stuff like that too that are fun to hunt.

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HARD---Yopawns in Texas
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