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Most bird toys they tend to tear up really fast. They can shred a tennis ball in under 5 minutes. Even rope toys meant for large dogs don't last very long. They get a small hole or loose thread on something and then focus on that until it's completely in pieces. Their favorite/most hated toy...

Two girls

Yep they love challenges. I have about a dozen of the trick treat things really meant for dogs or cats I use with my two. Have to rotate them out because they get the hang of just one pretty fast. I also have to rearrange their enclosure pretty regular or they get bored with it.

Prices for hides were on the rise. I can remember getting more than that and barely getting $5 for the same hide. We quit hunting them and I got out of the coon hound business because the bottom fell out when I was a teen. Meat has pretty much remained the same over the last 30 years. Just...

I get about $20 for a hide and $20 for the meat if I don't eat it. Throwing money away

Good luck. Be sure you abide by any local laws for nuisance animal removal. No need getting in trouble for defending your property.

Possum but next time if you lay something down beside of the tracks like a coke/soda/pop can or a US quarter (if US) it's a lot easier to judge the size of the track. Also filling out your profile to at least include the state (if US) you are in helps narrow the suspects down. Coons have 5 toes...

Depends on the door really but I like this for most shed doors with a carabiner or a lock on it. Too much clipping, twisting, and everything has to be aligned just right for most any wild animal. The gate on my chain link enclosure I keep the girls in has one of these with just a carabiner...

Sorry but yeah I have enough experience keeping them in and out of things

Many times. If I try to get both my girls out on a walk at the same time it never fails one undoes the other's leash and then I have to wait all day till the escapee gets hungry enough to climb down out of whatever tree she climbs up playing hide and seek from me. I know it barely looks like...

Five toed animals weasel, badger, mink, skunk, otter, bear, beaver or opossum. Dogs only have 4 toes (99.99% of the time, I'm sure somewhere there is a mutation somebody will point out to me). Hard to judge size but looks like a weasel or mink to me. Possums have long skinny toes. Skunks have...