Catching raccoons can be almost impossible when the weather turns cold.
Raccoons are not true hibernators, but they seldom move when the weather turns cold. In order to catch coons, you are either going to have to wait until the temperatures rise, or set traps near where the den.
A good place to set a trap is in an old barn. Learn some tips that will help you catch coons when other trappers aren’t.
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