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10-29-2006, 08:43 PM
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thanks
thanks for the help. I will definitally appreciate any more advice. i would love to check tracks but in order for me to find any i will need to get some moisture cause tracks don't show up so well on rock hard west texas ground. the scat looks mostly tubular but it seems like it would be a lot of poop for a coon. would a coon catch a chicken free range or in a coop given these are full grown hens and now our dominate rooster all of which put up enough fight i have trouble catching them.
thanks again and good hunting
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