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Big Muddy
02-22-2014, 05:01 PM
I can't seem to take nice neat kill photos like Hide can do, so I just do the best I can....four red-back boars and two-silver back sows.

Baked coon, sweet taters, and collard greens....we'll be eatin' high on the coon, tonite!!! ;)


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BarryBobPosthole
02-22-2014, 05:37 PM
Sounds like there'll be some shiny faces tonight, Eddie!

BKB

quercus alba
02-22-2014, 09:09 PM
sorry I have never been hungry enough to eat weasels

Captain
02-22-2014, 09:45 PM
Perfect! Keep killin' them Turkey egg eatin' Sumbitches....
That looks like a good nights hunt. I LOVE to coon hunt

We rabbit hunted today and took 8. Had a great hunt. We ran rabbits every minute of the day. However we were in a new planted wildlife habitat I planted 3 years ago. It's about 15 acres and SO thick of broom straw and woody plant growth a rabbit could run within 3 feet of you and you could not see him...
Fished this afternoon, 5 of us caught about 40 bream. Cleaned 24 biggun's and had a great day!
I'm liking this weather! :D

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Niner
02-23-2014, 09:59 AM
Y'all gonna have some redneck surf and turf, Cap'n?

HideHunter
02-23-2014, 10:45 AM
Details Man! Did Sandy tree them? I just sold the last of mine Friday. Buddy and I had gone out the last day and got six. We met the women on the way back from the buyer and I used the check to buy everyone's supper. Always said 'coon hunting was one of the few hobbies that paid *anything* back. I just *really* would like to have another cur - but I suppose I won't make myself justify it.

Big Muddy
02-23-2014, 04:38 PM
Hide, it was sort of a joint effort between Sandy and this young man's grandfather, who is a superb trapper, and my best friend....he's teaching his grandson the art of trapping, and the kid is a quick learner....of course, Sandy did her part in the woods, too, while they were trapping the ditch banks and fence rows.

We combined for four more sows, this morning....one on the far left was bob-tailed.

They actually set up to trap yotes, bobcats, and coons, but only the coons cooperated, this trip.


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HideHunter
02-23-2014, 04:50 PM
That's great for the kid - and dog. Can't get over those southern 'coon. Bergmann's rule.. I believe our coon would eat your coon. ;) Funny the difference in fur across the country. Our "Midwest" critters are big but the fur won't hold up with the "West". Sky's got the hi-dollar stuff out there. Looks like a good time was had by all.:thumbsup

You too Cap'n. I need a buddy with beagles, and a cur, and a bird dog, and a nice boat... :D

Buckrub
02-23-2014, 07:08 PM
And when you meet him, I need his wife's address...........