quote:Originally posted by Richard Lambert Surely everyone realizes that coons are harder to tree in most parts of the South than they are in the North.
Throw in Live Oaks, Water Oaks (with hollows) and Red Oaks, a lot harder to find. Oh yea, don't forget Spanish moss.
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quote:Originally posted by Richard Lambert Surely everyone realizes that coons are harder to tree in most parts of the South than they are in the North.
Not harder to tree, just harder to find.
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It is a little easier to "get on one" when there are 5 coons in a 10 acre patch woods as opposed to 5 coons in a 2,000 acre forest. The dead cast last night turned loose on a giant deer lease that was 90% cutover.
Last edited by Richard Lambert on 09-21-2018 at 05:35 PM
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I didn't say that at all. Guide was trying hard to help out. Got permission to hunt a great big deer lease that no one had coon hunted for a couple of years.
09-21-2018 03:57 PM
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