Registered: Jan 2020
Location: Ga
Posts: 17

I wanted to see how many people still go hunting when the trees get full of leaves. The past two times I’ve been the trees had so many leaves it would be almost impossible to find the coon.

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Registered: Mar 2016
Location: Central,illinois
Posts: 569

I've always enjoyed summer time hunting, young coons in the corn fields make for some great running with a young or old dog and yes you don't always see them eyes, I pick my nites and spots when I go and I make sure my tick meds are up to date I just don't like laying a young dog up all summer but that's just me, I bought a few extra cans of sketter dope last fall when it was on sale.....and a new water jug!

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Registered: Feb 2015
Location: NW Arkansas
Posts: 1108

I tell myself every year that I'm not gonna hunt this summer but I always do. Can't stand to see the dogs laid up all summer. Do everything I can to take care of the tick problem for both myself and my dogs.

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

With some patience and a quality squaller, if the coon is there you’re most likely going to find it.

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Sheridan, WY
Posts: 1147

Where I live the hunting is better in the mid, to late Spring, through Summer. Coons migrate away from the rivers and creeks when it gets cold. In the Fall it can be good hunting.... but nobody lets you go coon hunting on their land here for fear of scaring a deer (don't get me started!). So land owners are much more open to letting you hunt, and coons are much more concentrated on rivers in the Spring and Summer.

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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: 3515-38st-moline ill.
Posts: 548

Pretty much hunt the same year round.Try to go at least every other nite,weather permitting.

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Registered: Nov 2012
Location: Laurel, IN
Posts: 1478

In Illinois we hunted year round. You can get a young dog primed up and ready if they are running and treeing by themselves in the Spring and then pour it to them in the Summer hunting them by their selves. It gets hot and you need bug spry but some of my favorite memories are from hunting in the summer.

I live in South Georgia now and no one I've found hunts in the summer. Most everybody I've met who hunts is done now and won't start up again until October. I've been trying to find someone to hunt with and everyone has packed up their dogs apparently for the duration of hot weather.

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Paul Frederick
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 3301

Paul, you will understand by July. When I lived in central NC I hunted through the summer picking my nights. I live in eastern NC with flat lands and swamps, it gets to hot to hunt.

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Bill Harper
Washington, NC
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Registered: Nov 2012
Location: Laurel, IN
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Originally posted by Bill(Chew)
Paul, you will understand by July. When I lived in central NC I hunted through the summer picking my nights. I live in eastern NC with flat lands and swamps, it gets to hot to hunt.

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Registered: Nov 2015
Location: st. augustine Fl
Posts: 311

I hunt year round in North East Florida 90 degree plus night's . I bring plenty of water and try to hunt canals best I can . I go several days a week just to thin out the moccasins and gators best I can and they are definitely out now . Chopped a couple biggens heads off already . And the tree's stay green year round so you gotta have a good squaller .

Paul there's plenty of guy's hunt year round in South Georgia especially all along the Florida line . Find a UKC club around by or PKC and meet a couple of em .

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I hunt year round in North East Florida 90 degree plus night's . I bring plenty of water and try to hunt canals best I can . I go several days a week just to thin out the moccasins and gators best I can and they are definitely out now . Chopped a couple biggens heads off already . And the tree's stay green year round so you gotta have a good squaller .

Paul there's plenty of guy's hunt year round in South Georgia especially all along the Florida line . Find a UKC club around by or PKC and meet a couple of em .

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Registered: Dec 2019
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 246

I know some that only hunt when the leaves are on. That's where them 95% coondogs come from.

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