Nice shootin'. Been tempted to several times myself, but just couldn't bring myself to waste a broadhead on one.

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I agree with MQ1 shooter...My brother lost two arrows from shootin coons out of his stand. They are tough creatures and it is hard to get a shot on a moving coon. He lost about $20 worth with just two arrows.(Dumba$$)

What do ya do with that coon after you killed it? Do you eat it or skin it out for the hide? I see them all the time I was just wondering if you did something with it or just target practice?

I just left it lay. I dont feel great about doing that but there are so many of them around and a few families of them can raise holy h*ll with some of the sweet corn and field corn fields of the properties I hunt on. If any of the farmers who's land I hunt on ever found out thatI let a coon walk, I honestly do not think they would want me hunting there anymore. Itsalmost as much a favor to them as helping with chores.

No arrow wasted. I carry four brand new sharp arrows in my quiverbut also carry 1 arrow and broadhead that I have used for target practice all summer. I just hand sharpen the blades on this one and use itfor just such anoccasion as this. No way would I watse a brand new thunderhead on a coon.

LOL That my teamate....... I have had several chences at coons myself as well.BUT I wouldnt waste a good BH and arrow on one.I would atleast skin them out and for the pelts.I also know some guys who are coon hunters who would use them to help train there dogs as well.I have a guy who wants every youte I can shoot for training his dogs.

I know what you mean.We had a shoot on site order with a farmer a few years back. He made it a condition to hunt there. ANYTIME we saw one we were to take it out. Never did get one with a bow though. That is some good shootin'.