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 Coon Problem
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10/26/10 02:06 PM
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drushing
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I am looking for the location that has the coon guards that are 14x14x14 with a door. I believe it is in Heath or Rockwall. Thanks
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: drushing]
#1778053
10/26/10 03:30 PM
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8Point
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Academy has some.I don't know the measurements.
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: 8Point]
#1778079
10/26/10 03:39 PM
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jcav
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Bird Dog
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JSC
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: kmon11]
#1778460
10/26/10 06:15 PM
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stxranchman
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You are still going to have a problem with that size coon cage as they can still reach your spinner plate or timer box. They will just have something new to hold onto. You might try one of these new spinner plates as I have heard that they do work. www.the-eliminator.com
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: stxranchman]
#1778768
10/26/10 07:59 PM
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ramit315
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The Eliminator looks pretty good I might give it a shot
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: ramit315]
#1778776
10/26/10 08:03 PM
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Gummi Bear
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Monarch has a couple different coon cages available, they're over in Arlington.
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: drushing]
#1779045
10/26/10 09:34 PM
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west-tex
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Had a bad problem withum until i put these on. now i have only seen two and none have made it up to the feeder yet. Good luck DP   
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: drushing]
#1779091
10/26/10 09:49 PM
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west-tex
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But if you want the cage they have them in ozone at the hardware store.
DP
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: west-tex]
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10/26/10 11:50 PM
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bron
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: west-tex]
#1779405
10/26/10 11:51 PM
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bron
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: bron]
#1779472
10/27/10 12:11 AM
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kmon11
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Got teh idea of PVC pipe on here last year. I put 3 inch white PVC pipe on the one feeder that coons were tearing up last year, o far no more coons on that feeder, they still make the rounds for what is on the ground but have not been back up the to timer box. Or at least I have no pictures of them making it up teh legs
lf the saying "Liar, Liar your pants on fire" were true
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: bron]
#1779525
10/27/10 12:28 AM
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west-tex
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It is water line pipe, it's lighter than pvc and slick as owl chit. You attach it with a chain so it will roll if thet try to climb it. Screw 6" chain to top side of feeder leg and bolt to the pipe. I think the water line pipe is 4" or 5" pm me and i can email you daytime pictures.
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: west-tex]
#1792049
10/31/10 10:39 PM
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bron
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yes I would like to know. bron1030@sbcglobal.net
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Re: Coon Problem
[Re: bron]
#1792570
11/01/10 02:02 AM
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10pointdoe
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the pvc worked for me too. Tried coon cage, that just pissed'em off and they would break the spinner plate off. Then I tried carpet tack strips, they just chewed them off. PVC pipe....bingo
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