He was huge! Not the mini bear one I had hanging out around here last year but a pretty pudgy guy I could hardly lift the live trap he was in.
Luckily I got him before he got any of my girls!
This year I don't have to dispatch them myself, yeah! cause I hate that part, but found somebody around here that actually eats them so we are trading traps I fill them and he comes and brings me an empty cage and takes the coon away and so on. He says it makes his job easier of actually hunting or trapping his own, Which works for me!!
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I hate the thought of killing them myself but really taking them away and letting them go was really out of the question, he would just come back and kill my chickens later or go to someone elses coop around here (we have alot of chicken people in my area) and kill their chickens, So this seems to be the perfect solution to my deliema,
I don't know how they could eat a raccoon.
But to each his own.
I guess when ya think about it, the raccoon is going for a good purpose so his death isn't a waste, Right ? Makes me feel a little bit better about it if I think about it that way,
Sandy
Luckily I got him before he got any of my girls!
This year I don't have to dispatch them myself, yeah! cause I hate that part, but found somebody around here that actually eats them so we are trading traps I fill them and he comes and brings me an empty cage and takes the coon away and so on. He says it makes his job easier of actually hunting or trapping his own, Which works for me!!
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I hate the thought of killing them myself but really taking them away and letting them go was really out of the question, he would just come back and kill my chickens later or go to someone elses coop around here (we have alot of chicken people in my area) and kill their chickens, So this seems to be the perfect solution to my deliema,
I don't know how they could eat a raccoon.

I guess when ya think about it, the raccoon is going for a good purpose so his death isn't a waste, Right ? Makes me feel a little bit better about it if I think about it that way,
Sandy