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Quote: So sorry about your hens!! It is heartbreaking to lose your chickens to a predator! We have had really good luck with the live trap (in the photos). We use sardines and honey buns... they seems to really like both!!

Quote: I think they are cute, but they are MEAN!!! I have never if my life heard the amount of snarling, snapping, hissing and growling that was going on in our trap this morning!! Viciousnes!!!

Quote: WooHoo!! You are a professional after catching all those varmits!!

Quote: Yes, so do I, to the dirt nap hotel. LOL

Definitely not going to let them go. That causes more problems.

Quote: Amen to that!!

Quote: As long as by "let them go" - she lets them go on their way to the big 'coon tree in the sky Not only is it illegal in many states/counties to trap and release predators; it is cruel to release them in a "new" territory - they will have to fight, most often to the death, to...

Quote: Depending on where OP is from she could sell them on C-list. Lot's of folks in the south eat them. I have heard that a lot of people do eat them, but I have never tried them. DH said he hasn't eaten them before but it has been many years ago.

Quote: Wow!!! 3 in one night.... you should have bought a lottery ticket, cause you were on a lucky streak Oh... and yes it was canned sardines

They scared me half to death with their snarling when I went out to check the trap this morning... but I was so excited. I ran and got DH to show him I understand they are trying to survive too, but they won't do it on my chickens!!

Score... Me - 2 Raccoons - 0!!! Go me!!!! (2 at one time...YES!!)