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Posted by Fred Martin on July 22, 2005 at 07:39:19 from (69.218.163.52):
In Reply to: COONS IN THE CORN!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted by third gen. IH on July 21, 2005 at 20:25:30:
I figure this is a good place to put this post....was down at my neighbor"s house over the fourth of July weekend. They told of the coons getting in their chicken feed. While I was there another neighbor came and got three coons to train his coon dogs with. When I asked how he caught them he said he had a dumpster down by the chicken house that someone had thrown bread in...the next morning he had three coons in it. They couldn"t get out. He also said theres ten more in that cage behind you....and I got up and looked at them...so, that was a good method for them...and no damage to the critter. Fred OH
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