This photo appears in Hunter-Trader-Trapper (September 1918).
The hunter was Herbert Miller, and the hound’s name was Queen. They are photographed next to the skins of the three raccoons she treed in Wabasha County, Minnesota.
Hunting raccoons with hounds is often thought of as a Southern activity, but it is established in many places that are definitely not in the South.
They still hunt coons in Ontario. Actually, there’s an entire legislation about hunting coons with dogs.
Theoretically one can hunt raccoons here in my part of the world, but it’s not a desirable game.