Racoon Calling

[Striker918]

I have 3 huge raccoons coming to a feeder every night between 11pm and midnight. if I go hunt at night what's the best way to call them out?

[j.trevor123]

Probably be best to just hunt them at 11-midnight . Not sure how they respond to calls... someone may know

[N.DaWoods]

Call them by hitting the test button on the feeder.

[Big pig]

Woodpecker in distress call.
DP traps are very effective.

[SNIPER3388]

Buy a few dog proof trap and catch one a night and kill em..

[Jared.King]

Spotlight and a 12 gauge.

[tex4k]

Calling coons is very hit or miss, some areas they come in better than others too. Coon pup distress, coons fighting, and bird distress have produced for me the few times that coons actually came in. FYI put the call away from your position a ways, when coons do commit they can and will get right under your feet (or vehicle).

[stxslayer]

Dog proof coon traps. Kill them in the morning and keep at it. Mine get the point pretty quick and don’t come back after I get the first few dumb ones.

[DRT]

We kill all of them hitting the feeders with the dog proof traps. If I see them while driving a mouse squeak, hand kiss, will often bring them in.

Gary

[catslayer]

If you have a fox pro Put on coon fight....

actually, make sure mag is loaded, one in the chamber safety off and shooting position ready...

THEN put on coon fight... you will generally have to defend yourself...

I've called them in with rabbit in distress, woodpecker, other stuff... but nothing with the consistency of the coon fight noise on the foxpro

[luna-tuna]

I called in a couple of coons one night - and Momma just chased them off with a broom !

[Dkincaid]

Put out tuna fish they will come out


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[gonehuntin68]

At my places almost any call works but a coon fight call does seams to work the best.

[Kmart49]

If you have a fox pro Put on coon fight....

actually, make sure mag is loaded, one in the chamber safety off and shooting position ready...

THEN put on coon fight... you will generally have to defend yourself...

I've called them in with rabbit in distress, woodpecker, other stuff... but nothing with the consistency of the coon fight noise on the foxpro

Some of the most fun I've ever had hunting!

We have had our best luck around tanks and creeks. After you've shot any of the ones coming to the call, scan the trees around you with a spot light as the females and younger ones will be watching the fight from above.

[sharpstick35]

Mine have gotten trap shy. But I have decent luck walking up on them at the feeder with a spotlight and a 12 gauge.

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