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    Racoon trapping. Random question.

    I always hear about people putting nails into pvc pipe to catch a racoon where they angle the nails down and the nails catch the racoons hand. Every single time I just laugh. Has anyone here ever seen an actual racoon being caught that way? Just curious.

    Before someone pipes up I know Dukes and live catch traps are 100 times better.

    #2
    Dukes are 100x better. But I would like to see a raccoon impaled on nails.

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      #3
      no

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        #4
        Everybody knows that nail thing only catches blank panthers..

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          #5
          Go for it. What you got to loose?

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            #6
            dukes are 100x better . lol

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              #7
              Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
              Go for it. What you got to loose?
              I don't want to try. I have some real traps. I don't need any racoons trapped right now. I am just curious if anyone has ever got a racoon that way. I just can't picture that working.
              Last edited by Hunting4fun; 05-19-2018, 07:54 PM.

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                #8
                I bet it would work. But maybe once in a 100 Times.

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                  #9
                  I caught one back in the 1970s by drilling a hole into a log and angling nails into the hole. I used a dime in the hole for bait. The coon grabbed the dime and wouldn't open his paw to get it out. I learned this from reading "Where the Red Fern Grows." It worked for me one time. Never tried it again.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Coon View Post
                    I caught one back in the 1970s by drilling a hole into a log and angling nails into the hole. I used a dime in the hole for bait. The coon grabbed the dime and wouldn't open his paw to get it out. I learned this from reading "Where the Red Fern Grows." It worked for me one time. Never tried it again.
                    ^^^THIS^^^

                    The "bait" is the important part. Have to have something they grab and won't let go

                    Never did it but heard older guys talk about it a lot

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Coon View Post
                      I caught one back in the 1970s by drilling a hole into a log and angling nails into the hole. I used a dime in the hole for bait. The coon grabbed the dime and wouldn't open his paw to get it out. I learned this from reading "Where the Red Fern Grows." It worked for me one time. Never tried it again.
                      I did this because of that book too. I cannot recall what I used for bate though. I did not catch one, but did have site bit of coin flesh on the tip of the nails when I checked my trap.

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