Like the title says; are coons going to be worth anything this year selling to country buyers in the Kansas and Nebraska area?

No.

its an el NoNo year

I have heard there will be a market for heavy winter coons, but that's all it was... heresay

Figured there wouldn't be much if any value but thought I would ask. Too bad as I love calling coons but don't like to just kill them for no reason.

youre big nebraska coon should hold some value.

I keep getting told the big boars are still going to have a value. I am going to take them and hope i suppose. Coon trapper at heart and i jsut love catching trash pandas

Maybe look at this and see if they come to your area last year the larger ones paid good but the low end killed the average.




https://www.gfwco.com/fur-market-news

Thank you! They do come somewhat close (45 miles) so I will call them and talk with them about pricing for coons and what they are looking to buy. If it works out I will just save them up in the freezer and make a trip when it is worth it.

Report back your findings

Being from Nebraska I would think you got a petska route near you as well. You can check their website as well. Depending on where you are at in Nebraska you might be able to take it right to them.

Depends. I wont waste my time on early or anything smaller than xxl.

If a buyer starts making faces and tells you how many coon he as in storage then your not going to get much of an offer most likely.

It looks like Groeny is going to have an Ohio route this year. I hope they have one close to me.

Keith

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Being from Nebraska I would think you got a petska route near you as well. You can check their website as well. Depending on where you are at in Nebraska you might be able to take it right to them.[/quote]
Refuse to sell to them except the fur my other buyers don't want to purchase. They want it for absolutely nothing even when coons prices are high.

If you are South of I-80, your coon won't be worth much. 125 miles North of there will be better, meaning they might be saleable.

I'll always put up my decent coons, it's just what I do.

I should catch several, so likely they will be real cheap!!!!

I did good on my coon last year better than everyone said I would

I take what I get. Coon are our bread and butter in SE nebraska. Our coyotes aren't as nice as ones in north and out west, but we do have a good coon. Wait to start until after Thanksgiving for quality coon, too. Our season here for coon starts almost a month too soon in my opinion.
Jim