as far as where to release those coons from the Havahart traps....I like to set them in a couple of feet of water for about five minutes, then you can pretty much release them anywhere you want.
Steve,
My 29 yr. old tax lawyer son-in-law, who I think you have met, was up from New Orleans with my daughter for a wedding. He spotted a coon in my yard and pointed out the pecan tree he was in. As it was dark, I took my 8 3/8" K-22 and a flashlight out in the yard. I spotted the coon's rear end about 50' up in a fork and popped it with a subsonic HP. He growled and clawed around in the tree, then hit the ground. I finished him off with a head shot. This young man, raised in the city, gleefully announced that this was his first "hunting trip". He seemed impressed with the whole operation.
Knowing New Orleans city folks like you do, I'm sure you'd appreciate that one.
