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My leopard cur (McDill's Pride x Clarks Ann) treed a 21 pound coon here in Tennessee. This is by far the biggest Tennessee coon that I have treed. I have treed bigger coons when I lived in Maine and Colorado. I am from Tennessee have hunted here since the 1960's and this is the biggest that I have treed here. What is the biggest coon you have treed and what state were you hunting in when you caught it? Not a guess weight but a real weight.

50lbs, northern WI. 20 pounders are babies in these parts. nobody really hunts them.

This one was 24 pounds



This one was 28 pounds after tanning it, it's 4ft. 1 from nose to tip of tail



Both treed in Calif. about 20yrs ago when I had coon dogs

got one 53 pounder and one 48 pounds then a 45 pounder and a fair bunch around 35-40
the 53 pounder was off one of my bear baits about 13 years ago or so he ate alot of bait for the 2 and a half months he feed on it

biggest i have ever weighed was 36 pounds, we skin most all we shoot right on the spot so the majority don't get weighed, would be willing to bet we have shot some 40+ pounders

43 LBS central Wisconsin with our plotts.

It would take 8 to 10 Tennessee coons to add up to 50 pounds.

34 pounds for me, Sw wa!

48lbs on near haskell, ok 25 yrs ago. he was creep feeder fed.

here in kansas 25lb is my record we get a number of 18 to 20lb coons every year. the local fur buyer has a big coon contest every year and i think around 35lb is the winner every year . my boy and i are waiting to break the 30lb mark.

Id love to see pictures of these 50 pound coons.

montananative wrote:Id love to see pictures of these 50 pound coons.

me too

My two biggest was 43 pounds and 46 pounds in eastern Montana. These coons were living in abandoned farms and were eating out of graineries and creep feeders. 30 poun boars pretty common there in the Dakota and western Nebraska too. biggest ever in New Mexico just a shade under 30.

We got a coon that was about 34 pounds in September, near Rapid City, SD

Shot one out of a tree that weighed 38 lbs, measered 40" from nose to tail. After it was skinned went to 50". Had one that was 56" after it was skinned, didn't have a scale handy to weigh that one.