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Well bread will be in high demand in april at walkerdays, seems to help scores there.

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I always saw coon near my deer feeder with shelled corn. Never took a dog there, but might this spring. Maybe a easy coon, maybe trash breaking. A young dog needs to learn someplace.

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I drew out on a 2 dog nite ch cast with tim osborne(bean dog) last year and a guy from taylorsville guided us as non hunting judge and he was using peppermint candy like we eat and boy you are talking about jackin a coon up on sugar, they ran like deer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I dont know where he was getting it, he wouldnt tell me but I do know he was buying it by the 55 gallon drum!

IT WORKED!

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Best ingredient...Sharp knife that can produce a Sharp pencil! I mean come on if your going to write up a scorecard dont be so foolish about it...you wont score that up here where the coon are THICK!

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If they treed 17or18 in 2 hours they must have used Crack Rock.

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If they treed 17or18 in 2 hours they must have used Crack Rock.

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GAME MANAGED peppermint flovered crack rock?????????

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Yall dont know the first thing bout coon huntin apparently. 1st their must be a good food source, then you gotta et coon in there whether u lie trap and release there, or they come naturally. I have a spot on the river down here where I can see around 30+ a night in under an hour. ITS ALL IN HOW YOU HUNT. GAME MANAGEMENT. Quit bashin ppl bc you think they cheat. PROVE IT OR LET IT BE! Tired of people assuming they know better or more than anyone else. I also have a spot where a deer hunter had 15 on his trail cam at one time.

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Quit bashin ppl bc you think they cheat. PROVE IT OR LET IT BE! Tired of people assuming they know better or more than anyone else. I also have a spot where a deer hunter had 15 on his trail cam at one time.

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Sound's like they must have been hunting in your spot then. Sound's like they was just casting there light's up in the tree's .Like you said you can see 30+ a night in an hour ,not your dog's treed 30 in a hour.Not being smart but if you have that many coon how come's you have all pr dog's .Like i said not being smart/just wondering.

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"PR" "Carolina Moons Smokin' Blue Jag" (RIP 12-28-10)
NtCh "PR" Jones Creek Allnight Cody (RIP 12/12/13)

Proud to offer 1 free pick of any and all litters born to our females to YOUTH hunters ages 5-17. Check our facebook pg for upcoming litter!

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there is to much game in North Carolina which can lead to problem with sickness distemper rabies and such looks like you people need a killer to prevent this problem I work cheap

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there is to much game in North Carolina which can lead to problem with sickness distemper rabies and such looks like you people need a killer to prevent this problem I work cheap

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Current Hounds:
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Past/Retired/Deceased Hounds:
Ch "PR" "Impressive Nocturnal Psyco" RIP 3/2001-12/2012
"PR" "Carolina Moons Smokin' Blue Jag" (RIP 12-28-10)
NtCh "PR" Jones Creek Allnight Cody (RIP 12/12/13)

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I have never thought about bringing the coon to the dog ( using feeders ) but suppose if you are only wanting to get your hound a on score card quick this would be the idea thing. Thats why there is a difference in coon hunting and playing the game of competition coon hunting . Not bashing anyone here guys so please don't start defending you or your dog. I get a high knowing a dog that I feed needs no feeders to make him , hunt, strike tree a coon and same way as training a young dog let she/he do it naturally . Coon in these hills of Kentucky in the winter makes for great hunts but if you have not a dog that will go hunting you will come up short and disappointed , So get you a line of dogs that go hunting and don't need you bringing the coon to them.


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that is how its supposed to be. no wonder you keep seeing more and more dogs that wont hunt. let the dog find his own coon. thats part of the test. not who can get to the bucket first. thats more like a field trial. all you end up with is a counterfit ntch

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Best Thing
I have never thought about bringing the coon to the dog ( using feeders ) but suppose if you are only wanting to get your hound a on score card quick this would be the idea thing. Thats why there is a difference in coon hunting and playing the game of competition coon hunting . Not bashing anyone here guys so please don't start defending you or your dog. I get a high knowing a dog that I feed needs no feeders to make him , hunt, strike tree a coon and same way as training a young dog let she/he do it naturally . Coon in these hills of Kentucky in the winter makes for great hunts but if you have not a dog that will go hunting you will come up short and disappointed , So get you a line of dogs that go hunting and don't need you bringing the coon to them.


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that is how its supposed to be. no wonder you keep seeing more and more dogs that wont hunt. let the dog find his own coon. thats part of the test. not who can get to the bucket first. thats more like a field trial. all you end up with is a counterfit ntch]

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what were other dogs in the cast doing

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