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Ricochet17
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quote:
Originally posted by Jay Dangers
"treein blue" dog???

No sir, Some Goodtime Jackhammer II on the top side and some Uchtman "show" dogs on the bottom

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quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
jay, how many times you gonna use them coon in pictures. my god man start skinning them before there eyeballs dry up!!LOL

Dave, I've always been a kind of a guide service when it comes to hide season. I look at it as some good free excercise and like to help out some friends that need a little change of scenery and hunting spots. The dog is owned by a real good friend of mine that is working nights and would like for me to get his dog out when ever I can. He's no stemwinder 110+bpm dog but he's real accurate and handles great and I am starting to really like in what I see in him. He's only 2yrs too.

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lking
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can't

I can't find a **** coon right now. 2 drops tonight, a 15 minute cold trail, and a whole bunch of notta...I think it's time for me to abandon the hardwoods and drop down to some low swamp.

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Jesse Bedward
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tried 3 dogs tonight and still only my pup seems to be treeing coon on the outside every drop, why is that? hope he keeps it up but im not going to hold my breath!!

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wisconsinhounds
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4 den trees tonight. Talk about depressing!

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Jesse Bedward
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4 den trees tonight. Talk about depressing!

dens are better then slick, my female has been a slick treeing fool lately, she just started this bs in the last 2-3 weeks. she is 2/16 right now, im putting her up for the season, i thought because she is coming into heat, but i just dont know!

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lking
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stihl

Nick, you really need to carry the Stihl from truck to tree now! At least you're finding something to chase!

Back in August and September it seemed like I had coon coming out my ears, not so now.

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Dan Dogs
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Get off of the computer and get hunting Dave. That's all I got.

did that jay, got a couple fresh ones!!

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dens are better then slick, my female has been a slick treeing fool lately, she just started this bs in the last 2-3 weeks. she is 2/16 right now, im putting her up for the season, i thought because she is coming into heat, but i just dont know!

i wouldn't lay her up, this is the perfect time of the yr to correct that problem.

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We cut loose in three drops & harvested 6,one den & one confirmed slick. Dawgs droppin off & treein layups behind as well as gettin off alone.

Bad tracks but they don't take that long when they get up on the wheel & swing on'um.

Had a pile of outstanding hunts under the moon so bright ya don't need a lite even on the snow. Never feared by that moon.

Don't know what'ta tell ya bout ya'lls misfortune's? Better spots,earlier,later? He!! I don't know I guess

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Nice pics of coon and dogs.

I am real impressed guys, wish I was up there. Still waiting in Illinois till Nov.15 to hunt dogs and knock some coon out. Sure like seeing young people out there learning.

Take care Jeff

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Brandon Gudgeon
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Gonna be at my parent's the next few days where there are a few more trees between coon and the deer herd is a healthy one. Haven't been out since Saturday night so the dog oughta be rested up to give the deer a run for their money.

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Les, doesn't sound like I'm gonna be coming down your way this year.

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lking
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yes

I wouldn't rush it, that's for sure. I don't think Jeff's numbers are great either. He was at a dozen as of last Monday.

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Redbone Crazy
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quote:
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You must be able to hunt all night and skin all day.

Didn't have to work the first week of hide season so me and my buddy were hunting till 5 a.m but now i gotta get up for work at 5 a.m. so i only hunt till bout 1 a.m. but yes a lot of skinning!

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Jesse Bedward
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good new on my female!!! she treed 1 on the outside, 2 dens with both coon able to get out of the tree's. maybe she is coming back around?

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When the leaves fall so do the excuses. When the leaves are on the coon always could be there. The moon never really effected my hunting much. Dog's may tend to be a little trashier on a bright moon.

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bludawg87
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Well everyone has got a chance to knock some coon out and run there dogs a bit, bring em on down to highland this weekend Friday and Saturday night and give it a go with thw competition! Last hunt of the year around here, no leaves, cool temps, good huntin, good clean fun! Even a mini slam Saturday night to try puttin a little money in ur pocket for the gas bill during hide season! Hope to see a bunch of u there!

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Jesse Bedward
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with the help of a coon squaller u should pretty much never walk to a tree in season or not and not see a coon. my female actually just stop trailing and would fall tree with no track, i dont fricking know what she was doing but last night it was different....

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Dan Dogs
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she must of heard you talking on the phone with me!!LOL

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Jesse Bedward
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she must of heard you talking on the phone with me!!LOL

that was my guess 2!! she struck the first track, ran it for a while, located a few times, checked and moved on a couple of times, had a coon sitting in the tree sleeping when i got there. the other 2 were dens, coon seen in both dens. by the 3rd tree she was moving it faster and better then the first two, some how the licking from the night before must have worked?

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Brandon Gudgeon
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Took a walk down memory lane last night, as I went hunting by my parent's house where I used to spend a lot of my days growing up. I cut Bentley loose and he worked a track for a bit then he caught it on the ground, but couldn't keep it from climbing a small box elder. Once I shot it out, I can see why!! This is the largest coon I've ever gotten, I'm pretty sure? I laid it on the tailgate and it was 53" nose to tail. That was without any stretching of any kind as well.

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Jesse Bedward
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what do u think the weight was? im guessing 32-35? my 30lber i got was 47".....my 32lber was 50"....

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lking
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another

Smaller, but take what you get treed by a 1 year old just learning the ropes....

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Brandon Gudgeon
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what do u think the weight was? im guessing 32-35? my 30lber i got was 47".....my 32lber was 50"....

I'm guessing somewhere in there. Was a very fat coon, didn't do much exercising. Never heard of a sow getting this big. Like to get the boar that satisfies her next!!!

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