Stacking coons up like cordwood......

[Smart]

The possibilities are endless...

[ATTACH]43987[/ATTACH]

I'd prefer hanging upside down from a cage with his arm stretched as far as he can reach.....its more conducive to my memories.

[tkuehn5410]

Call me a softie, but raccoons have to eat too. This past weekend, while we were camping, the smart little creatures figured out how to unlatch our food tote and move a heavy steel sway bar off the top of the food tote. They reached in to eat some bread. I dont mind, coons have to eat too. I shot at one last year as it was eating from my feeder and i wanted to eat him, but I missed. I have heard they are good to eat.

Obviously you haven't been hunting and seen the damage the coons do overnight. I filled up a feeder during turkey season and it was empty 5 days later from coons spinning the feeder leaving a huge yellow mound of corn for the hogs in the morning.

[hillcountryhunter]

This weekend will bring bad news to the raccoon population on our place.

[Rubeng]

kill'em all!
congrats

[*DW*]

how about a standing mount with its front legs held over its head.
HANDS UP pose.

[double lung]

your a sick man smart...

[texag93]

Nice LDP's. I want to see you get a porcupine.

[maglite]

Im fixin to do the same thing!! Good job smart!!!!!!!!

[Bone Thug]

Good job Smart...Show them coons who's boss.

[Buff]

http://www.buffsblackwidow.com/videos/coon002.wmv

[MsHunter]

haha looks like that problems is under control haha

[Firecuss]

I bet there is no limit as to how you could pose them.

[RobinHood]

Coon stew

[Eric4x4]

Will give it a shot this weekend.

[venado]

I trap coons every day here at home and a 2 ft length of rebar driven in the ground and the trap set over it solves the roll over problem. The smart coons used to get trapped and then roll the trap over so the little latch would move away and out they would come. The rebar stops it all..!