Coon Tree

[TRAPnHUNT]

These photos were taken early last Fall on my property. I wanted to take these two coons but my wife & daughter (mainly my daughter) asked me if I could leave them alone. Needless to say, my daughter got her wish.

[Admin]

Those are great shots Ron ;D Oustanding ;D Thanks for sharing and karma to ya.

[TRAPnHUNT]

Thanks JC!

[TrappinTommer]

Those are great pictures, thanks for sharing them with us. Even as trappers we can appreciate wildlife. I have had opportunities to take wildlife that are "regulars" in the back yard and such but I would rather see them every day rather than harvest them. They become more of a pet and the enjoyment received from watching them is far greater than that of taking them. Thanks again for sharing, and have another karma ;D

[TRAPnHUNT]

Here is what else I have in the bog next to me...




There are more and more woodies coming to this little bog every spring. I'd like to believe that it's due to the nesting boxes that I've put out there. The geese also nest here as well.

[muskrat24]

Thanks for sharing TrapnHunt ;D

[maritimer]

Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing them with us.

[ninedeer]

those are some awsome photos ;D thanks for sharing Karma to u.nice know where they live for later dates.

[watershedman25]

Nice pic's bro!! The wife want let me take any cat's off our farm so I said no problem. I like seeing the critters myself. A responsible trapper doesn't try to harvest everything he see's (IMO). Somebody has to replenish t5he take. It is easy to get attatched to them, dad used to feed a coon at the lake when he would go fishing, after about 3 trips the coon would come up on the pontoon and eat, when he finished he would leave. It made dad's day a lot brighter. Thanks for the share