What is a coon pecker

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Moonshiners use Raccoon Penis Bone as a drip tube when making your tasty brew. Why? Out of necessity. Most shiners also coon hunt. from WTF

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Although by its design, moonshine is a do-it-yourself process, that doesn't mean it's all that simple. Making alcohol isn't the easiest task in the world, and it requires a number of different processes, including distillation. 

Distillation involves selectively boiling and cooling your mixture and requires a device called a still. Once your mixture has been distilled, it can be poured into another vessel for consumption, and that's where raccoon peckers come in.