My parents had the same problem, they live on the outskirts of sandpoint and thought they had 1 or 2 coming in at night. they ended up trapping 12 or 15 of them over the summer and took them out so my bro in-law could chase them with his hounds.
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Grizzly Adams
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It's all about the bait
we have had a problem with coons for years. My buddies wife is a vet and said that coons can't digest some spices, so we wrap chili seeds the hot ones in pieces of bread so they look like little perogies then put them out in the yard. Ever see a coon with a flamin azz before? they shat themselves silly and never come back. saves ammo to.
we have had a problem with coons for years. My buddies wife is a vet and said that coons can't digest some spices, so we wrap chili seeds the hot ones in pieces of bread so they look like little perogies then put them out in the yard. Ever see a coon with a flamin azz before? they shat themselves silly and never come back. saves ammo to.
start with a close up of the shotgun shell your about to use, but have a certain name written on the side of this shell with a sharpy, then pan out to the rest of the show discribed above
DAMM that'd pizz off the Utube community BAHAHA
I wouldn't send a dog to kill a coon. Most of the time this works, but coons are smart and I've seen and heard about much bigger dogs coming out on the loosing side of the fight...... just use a gun (or country music).
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Snow Fox
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Coons can play havoc with a dog. If you live close to water definitely keep your dogs away from them. A coon will lead a dog out in the water, then climb on the dogs head and drown it. Either shoot them, or trap them and then shoot them.
I would like to put my order in now maddog
