how active are coons in the winter?

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how active are coons in the winter?

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Postby WIcountryboy » Sun Dec 16, 2007 12:21 am

i just trapped them up until this year when i got my dog but generally when its cold like this i could catch them in barns a lot and i would make trail sets with footholds wherever i could find them.....usually between implements that have been sitting for a long time i would find trails in the snow.....but i went last night which was the first time ive been out since our deer season and we didnt even strike a track......up until that night we got at least one coon every time we went......ive been driving around tho lookin for tracks.......near creek bridges and spots i know coons frequent in my area and im not seeing anything......its supposed to hit 30 nxt week so im gonna give it a try then u can usually tell if they have been denned up for a while cuz when u start killing them again u will notice the belly fur is piss stained
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Postby plottdogger » Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:49 pm

funny thing is here in ID where I hunt mostly we tree more coon in the winter than any other time and the colder the better for me if the ponds and creeks are frozen i almost always catch if its muddy we just cold trail around would think the mud would hold sent best
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Postby Calkins » Wed Jan 23, 2008 2:41 am

Here in WI they'll be breeding next month. The males will be out leaving a lot of scent. Good for training.
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Postby TNBearhunter » Thu Jan 24, 2008 7:28 pm

me and a buddy went coonhunting last nite and it was 28 degrees out and a full moon and we treed 2 big ol coons




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Postby peake01 » Thu Jan 24, 2008 9:08 pm

congrats, tnbearhunter on the catch
thanks everybody for the feedback, the past couple of weeks it has been cold and snowing like no other. hey calkins, you were sayin the males should be out. how long do coons usually rut?do they start in january and end sometime in february?
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Postby hounds4me » Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:56 am

Coons are starting to move on the warmer days here. I have seen a ton of tracks coyote hunting.
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Postby Bill » Sat Feb 09, 2008 2:10 am


I have more fun coon hunting in the the snow after day light. Just like lion hunting but with out the crowd or worring about another houndman beating you to a track.
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Postby Bearkiller » Sat Feb 09, 2008 2:29 pm

Don't buy the hype.

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