Coons

[josey wales]

Any buddy know anyone that buys or takes coon not skinned. The guy I took them to 2 years ago is no longer there. Seems to be alot on our property this year, time to thin them out.
thanks in advance,

[JohnJak]

Coons are abundant this year at the Mansion.

[Sledhead]

Eat’em.

[RifleGuy]

Any buddy know anyone that buys or takes coon not skinned. The guy I took them to 2 years ago is no longer there. Seems to be alot on our property this year, time to thin them out.
thanks in advance,

I and a friend would be happy to come out and thin the herd for you. We'd be no fuss, and the hides are yours. :smile:

[josey wales]

Thanks for offer, but thinning is not the problem, its getting rid of them after I trap them.

[dwcopple]

throw in a farm field for the coyotes to munch on

[JohnJak]

Thanks for offer, but thinning is not the problem, its getting rid of them after I trap them.

Dig a hole a bury them. Decaying bodies will not attract dogs.

[matt11]

Eat’em.

Really greasy, should par boil them for some time. Knew a guy in high school a few years back, we would get 20-45 each, kept us in spending money for the weekends for a while.

[drednought57]

Bbq, rotisserie style is the best. Par boiled and grilled is good too. When I was in high school a guy from Detroit used to come to our area and buy them for $15-$30 each. That was more than what the furrier was giving at the time. Sold them at his BBQ place somewhere in Detroit.

[mudoven]

I have many fond memories of hunting coons with my dad and our blue tick Bear, and as mentioned, we received 45$ each (late 70's/early 80's)...I would call around to taxidermists and maybe even DNR to see if they know anyone buying the destructive little varmints.