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#567071 - 02/07/08 11:13 PM Coon Glands??
trapman464 trapman464 trapper Registered: 01/08/08 Posts: 142 Loc: Laurel, Montana	I know where the glands are on just about every animal except coon. Does anyone know where the glands are on coon and how to get them? Are they valuable in using in sets to attract more coon or other critters? _________________________ Zach Critters for 07-08 coon-108 beaver-50 fox-45 coyote-20 bobcat-1 muskrat-48 mink-9 skunk-11 Montana Furbearer Conservation Alliance Member
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#567229 - 02/08/08 06:34 AM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: trapman464]
TexA TexA trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 2079 Loc: Estherville, IA	Doesn't look like there is too much interest in Coon glands. _________________________ TexA Member Iowa Trappers Association National Trappers Association
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#567315 - 02/08/08 07:49 AM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: TexA]
Bob Jameson Bob Jameson trapper Registered: 12/25/06 Posts: 1367 Loc: SW Pa	The gland cuts are basically the same and located in the same areas on coon as other animals. Most tend to prefer more galls in the formula.A good coon gland lure will certainly spike an interest in placement of a good gland lure particularly in the later part of the year into Jan and Feb at times.I have had coons pass a food lured set to run to a gland lured smear many times in late season. Even in early season they will visit it. Most trappers are conditioned to bait,food and curosity odor attractants but a good gland will bang lots of coons and dont you think it wont. _________________________ http://www.jamesonsultrablend.com
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#568093 - 02/08/08 03:49 PM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Bob Jameson]
trapman464 trapman464 trapper Registered: 01/08/08 Posts: 142 Loc: Laurel, Montana	thanks, _________________________ Zach Critters for 07-08 coon-108 beaver-50 fox-45 coyote-20 bobcat-1 muskrat-48 mink-9 skunk-11 Montana Furbearer Conservation Alliance Member
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#568251 - 02/08/08 05:23 PM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: trapman464]
Dave Plueger Dave Plueger trapper Registered: 01/10/07 Posts: 678 Loc: Iowa (where the tall corn grow...	Bob is right in fact there are times that a good coon gland lure is the only thing that will stop those big boars.
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#568312 - 02/08/08 06:05 PM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Dave Plueger]
paredneck paredneck trapper Registered: 12/22/07 Posts: 409 Loc: ne pa	Ok am I correct in thinking these are near/at the back door? and do females have them and are they in the same place?and what would a person do to use them,grind? dry and grind ,age or fresh?
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#568361 - 02/08/08 06:29 PM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: paredneck]
Coon King IV Coon King IV trapper Registered: 07/30/07 Posts: 307 Loc: Missouri	As w/ every critter there are anal glands. There are also 1 under each front arm pit, usually in a little pocket of fat. Looks like a gray lima bean. Not sure if it has any trapping use. _________________________
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#568656 - 02/08/08 08:41 PM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Coon King IV]
Dave Plueger Dave Plueger trapper Registered: 01/10/07 Posts: 678 Loc: Iowa (where the tall corn grow...	The only coon glands I collect are the anal glands with about 4" of gut. There are also ear butt glands, arm pit glands, and others I'm sure. Maybe Asa or Paul could shed some more light on coon glands.
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#569031 - 02/09/08 05:19 AM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Dave Plueger]
Woofman Woofman trapper Registered: 01/23/07 Posts: 769 Loc: Connecticut	ttt
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#569032 - 02/09/08 05:32 AM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Woofman]
TexA TexA trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 2079 Loc: Estherville, IA	OH Yes Bob, I do Beleive ! $\:\)$ _________________________ TexA Member Iowa Trappers Association National Trappers Association
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#569033 - 02/09/08 05:34 AM Re: Coon Glands?? [Re: Woofman]
TexA TexA trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 2079 Loc: Estherville, IA	OH Yes Bob, I do Beleive ! $\:\)$ _________________________ TexA Member Iowa Trappers Association National Trappers Association
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