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Well, that makes it a little tougher. What I would do is keep setting live traps, take your coon and release it along a tree line, then go and get your hound and take him to the same spot you released the coon. If this hound has the genetics to be a hunter, he will figure it out soon. Set up things like this in different spots so the hound can't get used to one spot, but try not to ever let him see the coon when you are going to plant him somewhere. I hope some of this helps. Good luck and happy hunting.
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