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coleman
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Registered: Jul 2005
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I live in northwest Ga. Around here we have thin coons. We do have coons but there's not that many, that means the dogs HAVE TO HUNT for them. Then, the track they run across isn't allways hot. That means they have to be a TRACK DOG. Theres so much more to REAL COONHUNTING than so many folks realize. I keep it real. How do you like it?



Yeah- we have thin coon, and we ALSO have small patches of land in between roads, nobody owns more than a few acres in one stretch (so you may turn loose on land you have permission to hunt on, but very seldom will you stay on that property), the people that'll pull up and just turn out on any creek they see,people that trap your hunting spots, and people that shoot everything they tree year round, and I DON'T have all night to try to find dogs or hope they haven't been stolen or run over. For the record, I do realize that this isn't the way ol' grandpappy did it back in the day (for that matter, it isn't the way WE did it 20 years ago), but then again, I guess alot has changed since the good old days.. So, yeah, I use feeders,and as far as I can tell, the coons aren't tame, and will run just as far and fight just as hard and climb just as high as non- feeder coon. And as far as the blocks go, I DON'T think they work as good as a plain old bucket feeder, but it's something to kill some time.

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Countryfeller..Why do you have to spout off about everything? Most of these folks could give a rats azz where and how YOU hunt...Now if you wanna see a feeder bucket dog lay the smack down on ol BOO...Lets go..No feeders big woods.Walker vs Bootick.This weekend..I'm tired of hearing your mouth or fingers lol....

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trott
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I have been fooling with this for a little while. I have been using corn syrup, sugar as well as brown sugar and the main ingrediant i use is sweet feed. It already has molasses in it. I add a little whole corn to it. I sometimes also melt those carmel wraps used for candy apples but it is a mess. I add water to it as well as marshmellows, pepermint, kool aid and anything else i can think of. Sometimes it turns out solid and sometimes when i pull it out of the freezer and it thaws it falls apart easier. One thing i learned is not to put it near cows, they will wear it out, lol. Trott.

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east texan
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 My own version of coon fusion

What does the "Fusion" brand add to their block to make it so healthy for the coons?

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i had to get a candy thermometer and it has to reach 300 degrees, but for good measure I took it to 340. It takes a good while to get it that hot. But it sure nuff candied. twice as much sugar as water and as much corn syrup as water. Mix in a cup of grape cool aid and boil it until it reaches 300 degrees or better and when you take it off the heat 2 tablespoons of vanilla and pour it in whatever mold you have made and let it cool over night. I have no clue if they will eat it but it smells good. Next batch I am going to mix in oatmeal oats.

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MOST SWEAT FEED HAS A MOLASSES MIXED IN WITH. BUT RECIPES SOUND GOOD.

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coonhunter 1984
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well anyone got any recipes so i can try it on my hunting land this year

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