Registered: Mar 2010
Location: Bluffton, Indiana
Posts: 12

Northern IN, up around Angola is the best.

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Registered: Feb 2010
Location: Perry, Fl.
Posts: 384

Not Florida!!!! Everything here will either bite you or stick you.

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Mercer PA
Posts: 4821

I haven't hunted all over, but I have lived in a few places and where I live is where I like best and I will tell you why.

#1. A nice mix of timber, swamps, crops, dairy farms and even mountains all within 20 mile drive.
#2. Pennsylvania has a big tradition of hunting and deer hunting, but we are not a "big buck" state and generally if you keep on public land for the 2 weeks of deer rifle season, you can hunt without any run ins with other hunters
#3 Small blocks of woods with a large coon populsion that are generally a 50/50 mix of field and woods. Turning a dog loose and not getting a strike in 5 minutes of rare unless you are hunting in poor conditions or dead of winter So many areas of IN. OH it seems there is a HUGE tract of farmed ground and a patch of 100 trees in the middle. I kinda like the woods a little more, but thats just a personal preference.
#4 Large tracks of public land. I think I have around 15,000 acres at a minimum within 20 miles, and most of it much closer. Some of this land can be rough, but you always have a place to go.
#5. Friendly landowers and a good response to a polite hunter asking permission to run hounds and coonhunt
#6. Not many people hunt coon and I can hunt all year other than opening night and not see another truck with a box at night.

The downfall is the winter and it is a pain, but I will take all the advantages to this disadvantage

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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Prince Edward Island,Canada
Posts: 4589

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Originally posted by Autumn Clements
I've hunted in Indiana, Ohio & PA ... all very nice states to hunt in but NE Ohio is prob my fav, flat ground and open hardwoods

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: NOR CAL
Posts: 524

NOR-CAL FOR ME PLENTY OF COON LITTLE TRASH FLAT AND ALOT OF WATER AND TREES, NIGHT OR DAY IT'S ALL GOOD!

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Registered: May 2009
Location: Tonkawa Oklahoma
Posts: 5587

OKLAHOMA has thick coon, thin coon, plains, small mountains, big and small areas of woods. In 3 hours you can be from one side of the state on the plains to the wood covered hills on the east side. If you live in the middle you have it all.
Here were I live it is flat with lots of creeks and rivers. You can drive around most mile sections. If your dog goes threw a section with out strikeing coon you better have a talk with it. Most of the farmers are as nice to you as you are them. If you don't get along with anyone there is even a lot of public hunting.

The worst thing about Okla. is that all the big hunts are a long way away.

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Registered: Jan 2010
Location: four oaks nc
Posts: 219

theres good and bad in every state

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Registered: Nov 2006
Location: east central iowa
Posts: 34

YOU NEED TO CHECK CENTRAL IOWA , FLAT FARM GROUND SOME BIG TRACKS WOODS LEFT. COON POPULATION REAALY GOOD THE LOAST COUPLE OF YEARS.

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Registered: Dec 2009
Location: FLOYD VA.
Posts: 561

WE HAVE GOT MOUNTIANS, FARM LAND, AND FLAT LAND SWAMPS, AND A DECENT COON POPULATION. AND WE ALSO HAVE A RICH HUNTIN AND HOUND HUNTIN TRADITION, ITS OUR SOUTHERN CULTURE. BUT A COON DOG CAN TREE A COON ANYWHERE. GOD BLESS YALL.

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Registered: Jan 2010
Location: four oaks nc
Posts: 219

!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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