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I sure would like to thin out the coons on my lease. I start putting out corn the first weekend in May. Already seeing deer with antler growth hitting my feeders, but also a lot of coons.
On two different cameras, I've got pictures of 6 or 7 at a time. It's like they are having a coon party.
As an after thought, does anyone know of a way to keep them off my feeders?
When coon season opens, I would be open to having a coon hunter come in and help with this problem. I haven't been coon hunting in 45 years, but I still remember the thrill of hearing my dad's dogs get on a trail.
Of all the things I've ever lost, I think I miss my mind the most.
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