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WHERE IS THE PHOTO OF YOU AND THE RED DOG. I THINK IT'S GREAT THAT YOU ARE WORKING WITH YOUR DAD. THAT IS A FINE LOOKIN RED HOUND. <v>

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Finally managed to sneak out tonight in between fatherly obligations. Got the girls off to a dance at school and the boys got to play a little bit.

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Location: Edgar, Wis
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The high winds made for rough hunting last night, but my older female put this bobtail boar up last night. Been a while since I got a boar with no tail, weighed in at 30 lbs

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We have hunted all 8 nights so far. Been really rough, we only have 59.

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I have a section across the road from me that is like Fort Knox. All through the year I heard dogs running in treeing in the creek bottom. One night the man that owns the property told me to keep my fricken dogs out of his land. I told him that my dogs don't go on his and tried to explain that it wasn't me. Well last week he caught these guys in there. Turns out they are from New Berlin and they did the same thing last year! Fricken slob hunters make it harder and harder for the the guys that go out and get permission and keep that access open for the next year. So if anyone knows who this is, PLEASE PM me!

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We have hunted all 8 nights so far. Been really rough, we only have 59.

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- 1st place opens 2014 WI State BBOA Championship - 837.5+
- UKC 2nd - 100+
- UKC 1st - 225+
- 2015 Zone 3 BBOA Championship King of Hunt
- 2015 Iowa State BBCHA King of Hunt (1st place NtCh)
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You realize that our coon hunting areas are diminishing when your dogs have to tree on an electrical tower. Tried to take a picture of the coon up the tower but he was too high my pic didn't come out.

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I don't know if anyone else is having the same problems we are but we hear other dogs every night. Never ever have had this problem before. Dogs always have to go deep usually ending up on land we aren't suppose to be on. Is anyone else over run by these one year wonder coon hunters?

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Yea its crazy usually lucky to see one other hunter all season seems to see 2 or 3 every night I'm out this year guess that's what happens when hides go up a little

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I don't know if anyone else is having the same problems we are but we hear other dogs every night. Never ever have had this problem before. Dogs always have to go deep usually ending up on land we aren't suppose to be on. Is anyone else over run by these one year wonder coon hunters?

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im glad im not the only one that seems to be having troubles. thought it was my dogs just running to be running, thought about cutting a leg off him to slow him down. maker has been going deep, seems that there are no coon in the areas i hunt, funny thing is i have more new land then ever before and still have the same problem. i have only harvested 6 coon this year, normally its 6 coon a night. ive been hunting a silent close range dog named magnum and he trees some here and there with dens, leafy trees, and 4 of the 6 coon harvested are his. i hunt my go get er' maker and he trees with coon in trees always on land i dont have permission to be on. id prob have another 10 coon if i could shoot them. ive been leaving him sit in the dog box cause im afraid of where he will end up. opening weekend maker ended up 1.68 miles away treed with a coon in someones yard, this past fri night was 1.48 miles deep, across two game farms, way above someones house with the meat, but what do u do? i just dont think the coon are out there, something is going on. my fur buyer told me the most coon he has seen from his trappers is 11 for the whole season. says his best hide hunters are complaining about not gettting any coon. he told me my 6 coon are the most he has seen this week. what the heck is going on?

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The high corn price over the last few years/Golden Marlin is part of my guess. Knew a guy over by Kevin White that was quite proud of killing those corn fed coon.....????

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The high corn price over the last few years/Golden Marlin is part of my guess. Knew a guy over by Kevin White that was quite proud of killing those corn fed coon.....????

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- 9th place (Friday night) 2014 National BBOA Days - 250+
- 1st place opens 2014 WI State BBOA Championship - 837.5+
- UKC 2nd - 100+
- UKC 1st - 225+
- 2015 Zone 3 BBOA Championship King of Hunt
- 2015 Iowa State BBCHA King of Hunt (1st place NtCh)
- 2016 Zone 3 BBOA Championship 1st place NtCh (Fri Night)



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Registered: Jul 2003
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i agree with the poisoning, ive heard of plenty of farmers who killed 100 or more coon with mt dew and fly bait, dnr needs to crack down on this!!

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11 more this weekend up to 36 had to put a lot hrs in the woods to get them thou

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i agree with the poisoning, ive heard of plenty of farmers who killed 100 or more coon with mt dew and fly bait, dnr needs to crack down on this!!

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- 1st Runner Up Jr Young Guns 2014 National BBOA Days - 300+
- 9th place (Friday night) 2014 National BBOA Days - 250+
- 1st place opens 2014 WI State BBOA Championship - 837.5+
- UKC 2nd - 100+
- UKC 1st - 225+
- 2015 Zone 3 BBOA Championship King of Hunt
- 2015 Iowa State BBCHA King of Hunt (1st place NtCh)
- 2016 Zone 3 BBOA Championship 1st place NtCh (Fri Night)



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dnr doesnt have a clue of what is really going on. bout like most of our government, they are a business plain and simple. if the dnr makes money they will turn there head for the few who B**ch and give them a bone to keep them satisfied. the deer hunting thing is out of control and the dnr just keeps pumping there heads full of $*it about how many deer, i dont buy it, deer are on the decline also. wildlife as a whole is declining do to these 20 acre piece of heavens everywhere destroying there homes, add in ag tags and deer hunting season starting mid sep to late dec, and ag tags to hunt all year, and you got a thinning population of wildlife. if there is a shortage of hides this year on coon, the price will go up and again we will have more ppl out coon hunting thinking they are going to make it rich lol. i have heard more hounds this year then ever before.

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those are 3 nice coon!

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Thanks. 2 of them were layed up (all balled up so they were there awhile) and the other was some what of a short track. The little guy is holding his own for 9 months. He's still got a long way to go.

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I don't know if anyone else is having the same problems we are but we hear other dogs every night. Never ever have had this problem before. Dogs always have to go deep usually ending up on land we aren't suppose to be on. Is anyone else over run by these one year wonder coon hunters?

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I've yet to see a truck with a dog box in it.

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Where do you hunt maybe we need to come their .... only jokeing see guys every night guess its good to have more people enjoying the sport. Far as driving around shing trees that illegal dog has to tree them in order to shot them im pretty sure its people doing that and poisoning them that irrate me...

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Southern part of the state.

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Dang opposite ends guess your safe would of thought be more pressure down their..

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