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I'm no fan of corn fields once they get head high. They messup my glasses, you got pollen and corn borers all over yah, it's sticking hot, you can't hear as well in tall corn and you walk twice as far because they are always planted the wrong direction. Corn fields suck.

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I'm no fan of corn fields once they get head high. They messup my glasses, you got pollen and corn borers all over yah, it's sticking hot, you can't hear as well in tall corn and you walk twice as far because they are always planted the wrong direction. Corn fields suck.

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Skunks wheww!! LMAO Wish I knew somebody with corn fields I might swap'em a mess of crappie for letting me hunt it a while!!lol

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If its corn that doesn't have weeds, and isn't blown down, its the easiest thing to walk in I have, when I'm going with the rows. Wear long sleeve shirts, and hold your arms up so the leaves hit your forearms and you can walk as fast as your legs let you.

Going across the rows is a little tougher but with a technique thats a little like swimming, you can get right across.

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We always do real good in the corn fields good races and really like to have a puppy or two with to get in on it.

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Do yall hunt field corn or sweet corn or both/either??

Thanks,

Jacob

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Do yall hunt field corn or sweet corn or both/either??

Thanks,

Jacob

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Some people don't like it but it's my favorite place to hunt. I've had coon run right past me, watched them go up trees right in front of me. I just stand on the outside and let the fun begin. Good place for a pup to get some tracking skills.

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Originally posted by GA DAWG
Corn aint no where near ready here yet..It will be august or sept before we hit it... Coon dawg we have a good bit over here

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I swear by it!!! I am excited that more of last year's bean fields are in corn this year.

James

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Originally posted by ncstatewalkers
Do yall hunt field corn or sweet corn or both/either??

Thanks,

Jacob

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Registered: May 2009
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Corn can give a young dog fitts. I use to have an old dog that would run in, stur them up , then come out to the edge and find a track comming out and tree it.
My question to all is why do you walk in the corn fields. Here there is not trees in the fields and are only planted in quarter or half sections. I just let the dogs bring it out to a tree and walk around the field to it.
I have 3 young dogs in differant stages of training. It should be a hoot this year. Can't wait

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Registered: Aug 2008
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in corn theres coon but theres more trash in there too good place to stay out of no better place to find porkys and have dogs grab them first thing of night on in uppulling them out

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Location: Morrison TN
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Originally posted by plottpower
if i have a 20-30 min race in a corn, the dogs better hope i dont get my hands on em cause that is no coon, and if one dog trees that hot of a coon they all better grab some of it

corn fields are by far the best way to start pups we never turn loose in the middle ALWAYS up the edge

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