First for alberta
 

Yesterdays check produced a critter ive never seen in alberta yet,35LB BOAR COON

Wow, that thing is HUGE and the fur must be great right now!!!! Congrats!

That's a gooder to get tanned I would think.

That's a big'un! Great catch!

Great catch. Thanks for the pic.

Rakings

That is one huge Ring-tail!

BW

Wow, just imagine the hat you could make out of that thing!
Congrats!

Where?


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What are the skins worth?

Nice Peter congrats ..caught 1 just the other day there's lots around down here

ya ive gotten a few from your neck of the woods

Stop playing with the family pet.....scratch it's belly:)

Got a few on game cam pics but nothing I could get a shot at....unless I get that night scope and a silencer:scared0018:

Beauty coon!

southern alberta

not a whole lot,although this coon would go select for sure and bring a higher price because of size,thats what their buying apparently,if they buy any that is

Nice catch. That raccoon would make a nice canoe mount. And it's big enough for christmas supper.

There's a few caught in southern Alberta every year for the past several decades. Where there is one raccoon there is probably a couple more.

Fish creek park is loaded with coon tracks.

Funny you posted, I’ve killed two this week in my coyote snares, one was all of 30 lbs I bet. Fattest critters I’ve skinned

Yes you have ..lol .. Nice catch Peter . Any more cats around ?

More than just a few , we live trapped 18 one summer next to our grain bins 5 years ago ..

there are but the area I caught those ones in was crap for yotes last year,but couple guys I hunt with seen tracks in that area this year but not gonna go there for just a cat

Thats a fatty for sure...
Eating to dam good to be far into the wild.
Age approximation?
Rob

FYI
Back in the 70s I had a pet Coon. Ont.

Topped out at 55 lbs


Few years ago a farmer / trapper (dead now) caught one near my place (Westlock) in a Beaver set on a dam crossing. Didn't see it.
He said it was the first one he had ever seen.

Kid I went to school with had a pet one in darwell

There was an indigenous population of 'coons along the Simonette river SW of Valleyview in the '60's. A Native trapper brought one in with his lot of furs to have tagged.
As I recall it was fairly large, but not as big as this one.

My friend has them in his back yard in St Albert.