[Callmaker60]

Is there a point when it's just too cold to be trapping coon?

 

[walkercoonhunter]

yes ther is...when it gets cold and stays cold the coon "lay up" or "den up"..this is why they store so much fat....now you will have the males looking for thier sweethearts but i feel your wasting your time after it freezes up most years in december..not saying you cant catch them if you know where some den trees are or have a major food source like deer feeders,grain bins etc...but for the most part the majority will not be moving far..

 

[Callmaker60]

yes ther is...when it gets cold and stays cold the coon "lay up" or "den up"..this is why they store so much fat....now you will have the males looking for thier sweethearts but i feel your wasting your time after it freezes up most years in december..not saying you cant catch them if you know where some den trees are or have a major food source like deer feeders,grain bins etc...but for the most part the majority will not be moving far..

Thanks

 

[longear]

Callmaker they will be moving with this warm snap.

 

[Callmaker60]

Callmaker they will be moving with this warm snap.

I sure hope so.

 

[Bob Jamison]

This would be a great weekend to have about 150 coon sets out. Which I don't.

 

[Trapperspaz]

I have been catching coon daily,

 

[longear]

bob, we have about a 120 or so out.

 

[Callmaker60]

I caught 2 this morning.