One way to coon hunt is to buy some hunting dogs, and train them...They will lead you to them tree them, then you can shoot them Another way is to set live traps or simple foot traps, use cat food or marshmallows, or even fish food, all these things work great. The final was is to just "road hunt". Just when you are driving around you see them and then you shoot them
Hope this helps
They got their name mainly from their hunting skills. They used to hunt red bone coons, (raccoons) and that is how they were named.
coon raccoon ghost coon
coon hounds originate from your mamas testicals
it is a dog that hunts for racoons with their owners
The "Maine Coon" is a breed of cat native to North America. "Kittens" generally refer to young, domesticated cats - thus a Maine Coon kitten would be a young Maine Coon that is being raised as a pet.
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Humans hunt with coon hounds. However if the dog gets lost, humans will hunt for their dog but not to eat.
they can scent out coon trails at night
I am a girl and YES I coon hunt! I didn't approve of it until my fiance explained it. Where we live if people didn't hunt for coons rabies would boom rapidly. So if you would rather have the rabies just stop people from coon hunting.
You usually hunt coon at night with a coon dog and a spot light, and you usually hunt birds and deer during the day. I LOVE DEER HUNTING!! :)
coon hounds are the most popular way to hunt raccoons
i like to coon hunt but i cant figure out when it started i will find out and post for all you people who CARE ABOUT COON HUNTING
Yes he did he even coon hunted with my great grandpa. He named ole Roy dog food after his coon dog.
he bought two hunting dogs to hunt the coons and he asked his dad and grandpa to help him to teach him how to coon hunt
he waits for news about rubin.
No, I think they have to be trained to hunt.
You know that camouflage is important when hunting. And so coon hunters have developed that breed of dog having stealth, agility, profile and sense for coon hunting. Once upon a coon, they sound the alarm. Now find a picture of a coon and hopefully you won't be mistaking a coon for a coon dog. But don't be persuaded by me; many hound dogs can be viciously trained to hunt for coons.