hi im looking for a place to trap a few coons close to appleton to try for taxidermy projects. i'll be using killer traps in buckets so not being close to pets would be nice? i also have bad knees in my old age so hopefully its not hard to get to! thank you
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coons?
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I'm really intrigued by the blumgi slime discussions! How do you think this kind of creative play impacts our problem-solving skills? It seems like there's more to it than just fun!
A trail cam is not "out in the woods". The biggest beaver I ever caught was 48# on the scale, it stretched out as a "blanket" size. The biggest I have ever seen was 60#, a "super blanket". Biggest raccoon I ever caught was a 35# male- a silver monster. Scales don't lie, but pictures do.
You guys are really over exaggerating a racoons weight. You show me a 80 to 100 pound raccoon in the wild, and I'll show you a honest politician.
Are any of you fishermen ?
Raccoons typically weigh between 12 and 36 pounds, but can vary significantly based on factors like genetics, age, diet, and habitat. While large wild specimens can reach over 40 pounds, individuals in captivity, especially those with unhealthy diets, can weigh 50 pounds or more. Males are generally heavier than females.
Average weight: Most adult raccoons weigh between 12 and 36 pounds. Larger raccoons: Some wild raccoons can reach 40 pounds or more, though this is rare.
Are any of you fishermen ?
Raccoons typically weigh between 12 and 36 pounds, but can vary significantly based on factors like genetics, age, diet, and habitat. While large wild specimens can reach over 40 pounds, individuals in captivity, especially those with unhealthy diets, can weigh 50 pounds or more. Males are generally heavier than females.
Average weight: Most adult raccoons weigh between 12 and 36 pounds. Larger raccoons: Some wild raccoons can reach 40 pounds or more, though this is rare.
You guys need to get in the woods more. On my bear bait cam had several racoons one was comparatively larger. 80#. Beaver 80# Otter 60# . If you know what dogs and deer weigh and seen enough wild critters its obvious some animals grow big in the wild and not hard to estimate their weight is well beyond ordinary.
Carpio, that was the good old days.October, November you could go outside at night and see lights and hear dogs. Had no coon issues back then. Then the bleeding hearts stepped in. Now look at we got.
Talked to a farmer the other day. He bought a night vision scope and over the summer he shot over 300 coon. Might give that a whirl. Coon do so much damage to corn crop.
Talked to a farmer the other day. He bought a night vision scope and over the summer he shot over 300 coon. Might give that a whirl. Coon do so much damage to corn crop.
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