Registered: Aug 2007
Location: granbury texas
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i tree one on top of a old mans house that give me permission that day to hunt there, told me he had lived there for over 20 yrs and never seen a coon but.i was more the welcome to try. the old man came out side and, said i have been try to catch the dog that was getting in my trach for weeks.needless to say the next time i seen the old man. he said he's trach had not been touched .

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Treed several in some real expensive horsebarns that were nicer than my house, up in on the throughbred horse farms around lexington, ky.

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Location: Washington, NC
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On a buddy hunt at B&T dayswe treed on the front pourch post of a house. The coon had gone into a hole in the ceiling. We knocked on the door but the people never came to the door so we gathered dogs and left.

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treed one in an old deer stand one night, about 8 feet up in an oak tree...

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treed one night a couple months ago in an old abandoned state hospital building... walked around it about 6 times with the tracker thinking the signal was bouncing off of the brick building... could barely hear them up in the top floor... they went through 2 small window panes in the front door... the building was all locked up so we had to go get a security guard at about 1am to open a door... needless to say since the building hadn't been opened in about 20 years... we had to get someone else out there to cut a lock off to get in... the dogs were barking treed on the top floor below some open rafters. Took about 3 hours total to get them out of there... what a night!

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Location: Shelby Co. IN
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My dog got treed in a Harvestore silo. didn't see any thing. looked again and I saw one trying to crawl down the ladder, so I knocked it out and then I found 2 more in the top. They started down the ladder and I knocked them out too. They were in my dads and there are plenty more in that barn.

My uncle said he treed a coon on a round bale or hay one night.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Comer, Georgia
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......on a UKC hunt out of Millersville, Maryland, back in about 1974...............treed one on a van, outside some class buildings on the Towson State College campus, near Baltimore.......'bout 20 degrees, ice everywhere........guess the coon was lookin for a garbage can......won the whole hunt with 150+......

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Registered: Aug 2006
Location: USA
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Hunting out side of KCMO
I treed a coon right next to a Big Pen with two Lions in it.
<The owner had a permit to have them>. I was calling my dogs All Sorts of Bad names on the way to that tree.
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: NOR CAL
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Caught one in a parking lot in front of a resturaunt on the river with people watching while eating dinner lol... have hunted there quite a few tinmes never new it was there.

Treed one also in a beaver lodge and the fight was on took quite some time to tear the lodge apart **** beavers!

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Location: indiana
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right next to the topless bar in town,at least thats what I told my wife.She didn't beleive me either.

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Location: Duncan, OK
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treeed on the draw down tower at the lake dogs would swim out and make a loop around tower then come back to bank and bark treed.

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Location: West Kill, NY
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while standing on top of a beaver lodge. The coon at the end of a branch directly above it. It was early winter and the ice was thin, so I couldn't walk out to get the dog. I shook the branch and the coon fell out and the race was back on. That hound sure looked silly barking treed on top of that beaver lodge, but he had the meat!

Another time, the same hound, who was a bad tree climber, treed one on a deer stand. Took me awhile to find him because he had climbed and was on the platform. The coon had retreated farther up the tree.

When I am in the city (Brooklyn, NY), we sometimes find coons and/or alleycats inside closed dumpsters. I will be walking him on leash when he suddenly goes nuts on a dumpster. I will peak in the trap door and see eyes looking back--sometimes several pairs... Raccoons and alleycats will share the same dumpsters.

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had a dog tree on the back of a milk tanker, coon was rite underneath the tank licking up milk that had been spilled

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In a Ukc cast in the late winter 06 out of Lapeer Mi had the cast
won until a female by the name of Harrison Yadkin Tar X treed a coon under the HOOD of a junk truck. She was treeing threw the heater vent inside the cab and the coon was sitting on top of the intake manifold.

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it reminded me of another occasion that happened about 7-8 years ago. I live within a quarter of a mile of the northwestern corner of the largest State Park in the state of Illinois. One night, a friend & I were hunting along a fairly large creek that ran through the park, & the dog's struck & worked the track down the creek about a half a mile, then worked it up off of the creek toward the edge of the woods & treed. They were about 3/4 of a mile from us & you can't wade the creek just anyplace, so we decided to drive around. When we got around to the other side & listened for where they were treed at, I said they are treed close to the tree with the Bald Eagle nest in it. We took out walking & the closer we got the more nervous I got. When we got to the tree, the first thing I see was a big sign nailed to the side of the tree, with big red letters saying RESTRICTED AREA. Yes, it was the tree with the Eagle nest in it. We leashed the dog's up immediately & ran part of the way back to the truck, & got out of there.

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