Registered: Jan 2005
Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 589

Hard to believe it's Sept 1 and Oct 1 is the next stop on the coon hunting calendar..

Have my license bought and hoping to enjoy another season treeing coons in one of the nicest places to hunt in the country!!

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Registered: Oct 2006
Location: ky
Posts: 153

Always wanted to coonhunt in Michigan! If a guy pulled a camper up there and wanted to hunt 3 or 4 nights don't really care about how many coon killed just like to tree a bunch could he find a place to camp close to good hunting on National Forest land or something? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Be coming from the mountains of SE Kentucky. Thanks in advance.

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Registered: Jan 2015
Location: Indiana
Posts: 240

Larry, how much $ does it cost for a Indiana resident?

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Registered: May 2020
Location: Chattanooga Tn
Posts: 70

I have some property in my family in Michigan , I loved to go hunting up there, I once went with some local hunters but my dogs ranged too far one night about 600 yards and got treed by a mans barn, They all left me alone to get my dogs so I went to the mans home and asked for permission to retrieve, first words out of his mouth was asking if the ones who left me were with me I said no they left me alone and I was from Tennessee , he told me the story about the problem he had with them driving thru his fields killing deer but said if I wanted to hunt I was welcome to do so anytime on his 3000 acres . There are some super nice farmers in Michigan.

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Josh Daniel

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Registered: Aug 2019
Location: East central indiana
Posts: 159

600 yards is too far? 600 yards is too close!

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PKC, the place to be.

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Registered: May 2020
Location: Chattanooga Tn
Posts: 70

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600 yards is too far? 600 yards is too close!

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Josh Daniel

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 589

Lonesome dog. It’s $161 for the base license, $15 for a furbearer tag and $1 for a sportsmen’s card.

I’ve never camped up there, but sure it’s possible. I have stayed in a motel a few times hunting way up north.

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Registered: Jan 2015
Location: Indiana
Posts: 240

Thanks, Larry

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