Well I didn't have time to start trapping hardcore until about the start of December. Before that the farm just took up to much time. The temps have been fairly warm for this time of year and I missed out of most of the major snow.

Also the traps I am using are Coon Daggers.

Not sure what part of Mo you are from. If your wi yet is mild like ours.
Find fresh coon tracks if your near creeks rivers or streams you should be able to find coon “tracks” very easy. Set DP right in their tracks and set multiple traps right in their tracks. Separate them so they don’t fight one another. If your near good bedding areas timber, rock bluffs, sink holes again you may not find tracks but you should see their toilets set right on the sign again set multiple traps.
For example a farmer friend asked me to trap coon out of his barn I didn’t have much time but I set 8 DP and caught two coon. If I set 1 trap most I would have caught would have been 1 coon. Most I could have caught would have been 8. Sometimes you get lucky and hit several in one spot.
Scout out sign and set on sign. I use cat food mixed with dry cool aid, vanilla and anise and squirt some fish oil around the trap. Boar coon will come to “GLand” lure about any I have used. I put some on a small stick or bush very close to the traps “it works”. Hope this helps.