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What to do with a Raccon that kills chickens
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Taking a break from washing and waxing my truck. Thanks for a few good laughs this afternoon. Why am I suddenly craving a hamburger?
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@2muchair4leyla Awesome video! Keeping chickens are a lot of work, beginning to end. I'm thinking a chicken tractor filled with rabbits moved around the lawn would be easier.
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Any of you'all mountain men wear a coonbone 'round your neck? Indians did it too. Along with the bear claws. Yeah, they got a real bone in their thing. Only a couple mammals have that. Dixie Gun Works had them in the catalog. For the discriminating mountain man attire.
When I coon hunted I put them on a gambrel I carried and skinned them out in minutes. Skinned the tail out perfect in seconds with two sticks.
When I coon hunted I put them on a gambrel I carried and skinned them out in minutes. Skinned the tail out perfect in seconds with two sticks.
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@KWK this what you mean?
Only one mammal has a real bone in it's "thing," because of the issues with being over a ton and trying in water. That's the walrus. The Inuit use them in their ceremonies and the Chinese grind them up to eat.
This is an actual coon pecker for a knife handle and are really popular at mountain men rendezvous' as a novelty. Make no mistake, this thing is as sharp as the day it was made.
Only one mammal has a real bone in it's "thing," because of the issues with being over a ton and trying in water. That's the walrus. The Inuit use them in their ceremonies and the Chinese grind them up to eat.
This is an actual coon pecker for a knife handle and are really popular at mountain men rendezvous' as a novelty. Make no mistake, this thing is as sharp as the day it was made.
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Animals skin much easier when still warm. Put a 1/2 inch dia stick on each side of the tail and squeeze and give a rip. Pulls the tail out clean. Works on all animals. I always used a very sharp medium size pocket knife for skinning fur bearers. Buck Cadet.
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We caught coon in the sweet corn in a home made box trap for summer dog training season. After they calm down and are in the trap a day we would feed them crayfish by hand through the cage. Don't try to get too friendly they're wicked. But they would take the crayfish with their paws.
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