I guess Bobcats do not pick on coons? I have another pic at a different feeder that I can not find of the same thing. The coon does not even look worried.
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x2 Have seen my share of boar coons whoop a few hound dogsOriginally posted by Txjourneyman View PostComment
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yeah... coons are no slouches...
dont underestimate one and think you can pet it...Comment
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An adult cat could take a coon, but there are MUCH easier meals to be had. I had a coon chase off a 150# boar on my TC. The next pic just has a coon in in with no pig.Comment
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Coons gang up when a coyote gets to looking at them...Attached FilesComment
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A mad boar coon is a force to be reckoned with, shot, or left the hell alone!Last edited by Dale Moser; 11-11-2010, 01:48 PM.Comment
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haha....hold my beer, watch thisOriginally posted by Redneck Archer View Post
would have loved to seen thatComment
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Coon aren't a problem. Just choke the little buggers.
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41, does that also work with possums?
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It'll be a cold day in he$$ when you seem me try to corner a boar coon.Comment
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Says the man with welding gloves onOriginally posted by 41Chevy View PostCoon aren't a problem. Just choke the little buggers.
JK!
They are mean little bastages when cornered!Comment
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Not one of my smarter moments.Originally posted by Extremebowman View PostSays the man with welding gloves on JK!
They are mean little bastages when cornered! Boy he was mad. Like having a bull by the tail. Now what do I do with him?
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Just do that without the welding gloves!!!Originally posted by 41Chevy View PostCoon aren't a problem. Just choke the little buggers.
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I don't know if there is a tougher critter in the woods than a cuddley looking corn bandit. I would not want to tangle with one after I saw my grandpas healer tangle with one. Wow!Comment
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