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Jason Wilson
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Coon Bait ?

What are some of the best baits for coon feeder's.I have used corn and dog feed.Is there anything better than that.

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COON CANDY, CAN'T BEAT IT

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Jason Wilson
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quote:
Originally posted by Doug Bowers
COON CANDY, CAN'T BEAT IT

Thanks where can you buy COON CANDY.

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GA DAWG
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I have some coon candy. Don't sell it though. Look up Sam Kirkland or something like that on here in vendor forum. He's got some like I use forsale. Best and cheapest your gonna find.

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Bait

Marshmellows, Honey Buns, Moon-Pies, Bread, and Donuts all work good.

Sardines work good too but they seem to attrack more Opposoms and Cats.

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Re: Bait

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Originally posted by KyKoonHunter32
Marshmellows, Honey Buns, Moon-Pies, Bread, and Donuts all work good.

Sardines work good too but they seem to attrack more Opposoms and Cats.

Peanut butter and jelly also them coons like sweets works for me --brings 'em in like an ice cream truck does kids!!!!!!!

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Jason Wilson
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quote:
Originally posted by GA DAWG
I have some coon candy. Don't sell it though. Look up Sam Kirkland or something like that on here in vendor forum. He's got some like I use forsale. Best and cheapest your gonna find.

Thanks GA DAWG. I looked up sam kirkland's coon candy. That is the same kind of candy feed that we feed our calves.

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mike kinser
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NEVER TRIED IT MYSELF BUT I HAVE A BUDDY WHO SWEARS BY THEM CHEAP BAGS OF JELLY BEANS! HE SAID THE CATS AND SUCH WONT BOTHER THEM TOO.

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l.lyle
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Corn or dogfeed works good but not together. the coons will scratch out the whole bucket getting to the dogfeed. I'm going to try some Pnut sweepings this year from south GA if I can it as cheap as they say.

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WHITEBREAD
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In the feeders we make are 5 gallon buckets with the snap on lids then drill a hole in the side close to the bottom big enough for the coon to slip in his paw then insert pvc to fit the hole to keep squirrels out then i feel it up with the biggest cheapest dog food there is by biggest i mean the chunks are big so it doesnt just spout out the hole that our cheap feeders but they work got 12 on my property got to fill them once or twice a week (depending if im hunting there)

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Hazel Hill Blueticks
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Cracked corn or dog food

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quote:
Originally posted by Hazel Hill Blueticks
Cracked corn or dog food

Remember this one. I thought it funny. My old buddy is liable to throw an extra hundred in the collection plate thinking it will get him more favor with God. He is also on the anti-corn bandwagon against corn in dogfeed no matter the cost.

Never the less, the ocassion arose that I told him what I was feeding since my dogs were putting it on his so bad.

He said, "Yes, That is the feed I put in my coon buckets unless I get to running them hard, then I try to give the coons something a little better". LOL.

You can use that cracker wisdom no matter whatever your buddy is feeding.

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old ben
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quote:
Originally posted by WHITEBREAD
In the feeders we make are 5 gallon buckets with the snap on lids then drill a hole in the side close to the bottom big enough for the coon to slip in his paw then insert pvc to fit the hole to keep squirrels out then i feel it up with the biggest cheapest dog food there is by biggest i mean the chunks are big so it doesnt just spout out the hole that our cheap feeders but they work got 12 on my property got to fill them once or twice a week (depending if im hunting there)

fyi instead of drilling a hole use a torch shove the pipe into heated area it will seal itself

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Doug Bowers
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CALL ME ,CAROLINA COON CANDY, DOUG 803-924-7455 OR JAMES KELLETT 864-444-1818

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GA DAWG
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quote:
Originally posted by Jason Wilson
Thanks GA DAWG. I looked up sam kirkland's coon candy. That is the same kind of candy feed that we feed our calves.

That's how we first started getting also. Then we just started putting in feeders. They can't stay away from it. If you already have it for the feeder calves. Your set.

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Robert Johnson
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I have used sweet feed from the Farm supply store, also mix molassis with corn and put in feeders. both work very well. anything sweet and uou can't go wrong. P'nut butter is great also. fact is, they'll eat about anything that won't eat them..

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quote:
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they'll eat about anything that won't eat them..

I heard that. When I was a young pup on friday nites the eagle's club would have a fish fry, them town coons would come from out of nowhere and eat like kings.

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quote:
Originally posted by GA DAWG
I have some coon candy. Don't sell it though. Look up Sam Kirkland or something like that on here in vendor forum. He's got some like I use forsale. Best and cheapest your gonna find.

i bought some from sam to try they cleaned the bucket out in three nights ,,put up a trail cam and seen 4 on one bucket lol looked like they had a sugar buzz..sam seems to be honest as the day is long i will be using it i mix with the dog feed

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Get intouch with Mr.Doug Bowers the Coon Candy that I got from him it didnt last a week after I hung it up the coons must have ate till they couldnt even walk cause I usely use corn and I have to fill a five gal bucket up every week an a half but the Candy was gone in 4days. Good Stuff If I can find my sd card I have pix of the bucket with 4 to 7 coons at a time fighting over havent had any in a while and my hunting has slowed down so i will be getting somemore very soon I hooope.

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BLCKRIVREDBONES
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Re: Bait

quote:
Originally posted by KyKoonHunter32
Marshmellows, Honey Buns, Moon-Pies, Bread, and Donuts all work good.

Sardines work good too but they seem to attrack more Opposoms and Cats.

If you're going to bait with Moon Pies don't be surprised if you get a picture of me sitting on your bait with a pie in my mouth and one in each hand.

I use corn with grape Kool Aid or mixed with molasses. Only problem is bears can smell it a mile away then you're screwed.

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J.Fox
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It is simple go to the dollor store buy a big bag of dry CAT FOOD you will draw them in from miles!!!!!! I feed 50lbs a week in 5 feeders..WARNING!!!!! Be sure your buckets are coon proof they will tear them up trying to get to it...

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quote:
Originally posted by J.Fox
It is simple go to the dollor store buy a big bag of dry CAT FOOD you will draw them in from miles!!!!!! I feed 50lbs a week in 5 feeders..WARNING!!!!! Be sure your buckets are coon proof they will tear them up trying to get to it...

whats that cost u a week??

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J.Fox
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Well I stoped buying it at the dollor store. I now buy it from a dealer and it is $17.00 for 50lbs

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