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Bob · 09-19-2009, 05:50 PM

How accurate are they with the 22? I was actually very good as a young kid. The technique would be similar to leopard hunting but on a smaller scale. Leave out some bait and have the kids hiding and very quiet. Coons here usually start up at dusk so it shouldnt be too late for it's arrival. The ideal situation would be to have a light on a dial that could be gradually turned up to imitate the moon rising, otherwise just leave a light on the bait in a spot where you think the offender is coming from and have the
control officers" stay hidden and quiet.

Let me know if you need a recipe........good luck.

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