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anyone doing any good on coons this year? i hunt them from time to time. the place i go usually has lots of coons, but it seems like there isnt the coons it usually has. i dont shoot very many out of there either. just wondering if anyone is dealing with the same problem. maybe they just arent in there yet? its not until mid january that i go there, but it should have more coons than it has in it right now.

jimmy

maybe someone is hunting there during the kill season?

I've been hunting over here in hermiston the past couple days for coons. Mostly private property and a few public spots. Seems to be a fair amount of coons like usual just too many dang locus trees and black berry patches. Shot two and put two more up and ran one more tonight.

Have not caught any coons with my new pup yet! But i did tree BIGFOOT AND THE PINK PANTHER IN THE SAME TREE THE OTHER NIGHT! LOL

man i bet that was scary with bigfoot tryin to get that pink "pussy" cat but got you insted. yikes! hopefully he only has big feet. scary!!!!!!!!! ha ha ha ha

yah GETGONE.......maybe if my dogs could be like someone you knows dogs, they might be able to trail a skunk........lol. or if i was hunting the ONLY BUDDY that i have lefts DOG, i might be able to actually catch a cat........LOL!!!!!!!!! im into training dogs not getting rid of them because they arent SUPERSTARS. hey how do you like one dog bobcat races??? lol

JIMMY

Im not living down there anymore, but down around the umpqua. I got some friends that are treeing them every time they go out. But terriers are being used as well along the river in the thick stuff.. And it just seems like not many people hunt coons down there more bobcat and fox hunters..

There is still a pile of coons down in the Umpqua Valley. I don't hunt them as much as I used to but my dogs boxed two of them Sunday at about 1:00 in the afternoon. I had been by there a couple times that day, so I thought I had a hot bobcat cross the road. I let them down and they took the track right down the creek, about five minutes later I see two coons climbing an alder about fifty yards down the creek. It was kinda fun because I could see my dogs the whole way and I knew where they needed to end up. The best part was when my young dog took the track out of the blackberries and started treeing first. It made a nice training day out of a hard luck bobcat hunt. Back to the subject of coons, there lots to be had around Douglas County with the best hunting being on the private ground in the valley. Get to know a few people around here and a guy can hunt coons all over.

here were i hunt in TN. your lucky if you kill one.At the beggining of the season we killed cons every friday and saturday for 3 weeks in a row they have slowed down but usually durring this time of year there slow any way.

i hunted with i friend and we treed 3 last friday

i have been catching coons in other spots, just not that one. i have only caught 2 there and i have found that there is fruit still left over so they are eating it. they just havent moved into where i can hunt them yet.

jimmy