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Posted by TN Quick Check on 11-26-2024 12:25 PM:

Cheyenne, I was in your back yard Fri night at the Marsh and treed 3 coon a den and a slick. Only ran one track which was in the thick over cut stuff. The rest of the trees were layups. Pretty much the same deal Sat. Wed night I figured they would move before the front came in, never made a ground bark just made Den trees. Never saw a thing on the road to or from. Since Aug its been there either running every where and you can tree 5 or 6 without trying or there just sitting up in the dens and oaks and you need a dog that can tree layups . There are more coon now then i have seen in the last 10 or 15 yrs. We saw 18 coon in 11 trees made this fall one night. 9 of the 11 trees had coon in them the other 2 were i think honest dens. This was just a few miles from your house. Every coon I have knocked down is healthy as can be and big. I'm just hunting one dog.


Posted by TN Quick Check on 11-26-2024 12:38 PM:

Perry, I have kept a spread sheet with the Temp, wind, and humidity for about two yrs now. I haven't had a chance to sit down yet and look for a pattern. I did notice this summer that the coon always seemed to move when the pressure was at 29.1 to 29.9. So I started writing that down as well. I just keep a little memo pad in my vest and after I cut the dog go to the weather app and write down everything with the time in and time out every drop, as well as every tree made. I really liked the ODNR ohio hunt and fish app but it don't work for the weather half the time.


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