I have to do a coin job for a local rancher I was wondering if there fur is worth anything in summer

Nope, but you can charge a fee to make up for that.

There’s plenty to be worth getting them off the ranch. We have as many high fence ranch as we do free range around here. The ranch’s all feed protein year round. The coons are hitting these feeders by the dozens. A coon will eat and or waste 3 to 5 pounds of feed per night. Multiply that by a couple dozen coons and the rancher is loosing literally tons of feed per year. Once they under stand what they are saving by removing the coons They usually don’t mind paying a fair price.

I took some proble coon off my inlaws property a few summers ago. My wife had decided that summer in trapping season prep that she wanted to start putitng up the fur and working the fur shed side. totally awesome by the way. I caught three coon that first night and she was intent on using them to learn to skin coon on. Great spirit but she found out quick that summer coon skinning in the heat is a combination for a big mess. They are greasy as all get out in the summer for sure. She did learn though that it wasnt going to be as easy as the guys on the internet make it look while they skin their 3,000th coon lol. Un prime off season furs in general are not worth anything.

Just make sure that your allowed to take them out of season. We can here but have to have permission for Mr. Green pants before doing so and can not sell any part of the animal out of season.

Is there going to be a problem with catching those coon? They already have a go to food source will you be able draw them In to some other bait?

Thanks y'all ya there leagle here in Wyoming all year

$25 ea and gland them / gall bladder for lure makers
Boar urine for me. Shoot me a PM.

I just done a coon job. Arkansas as long as u have a predator control permit. U can kill them anyway u want 365 24/7. As long as your on private land. I have been a game and fish nuisance control trapper for yrs.

Sweet job thanks y'all for the info

Loyd I didnt notice you were in wyoming. we have some of the best trapping laws around in my opinion. Coons and coyotes year round no permit needed to trap is pretty cool. makes damage control predator work pretty easy to deal with really.

Where in Wyoming are you from I'm in baggs

We have to have a permit. But I can take beaver, coon, red and grey fox, oppsums, skunks, coyotes, otter, mink, muskrat, bobcat. As long as its a nuisance.