coon sizes and relocation - *graphic pics page 3*

[Righteous Rstr]

DB123, thats not an underweight coon! True he may have been hungry ,but in fact
that IS a youngster no more than 3-5 months old. RR

 

[bobbi-j]

DB123, thats not an underweight coon! True he may have been hungry ,but in fact
that IS a youngster no more than 3-5 months old. RR

Agreed - looks like a young one to me, too. An adult has a much larger body size in general. Glad you got him, though. If you didn't he'd only get bigger and eat more chickens!

 

[DB123]

I agree he was definitley a young coon. But also very underwieght for his size and age. Ive caught over 80 raccoons the last two years . Ive seen them of all ages and sizes over the years. and he was skinny.

 

[DB123]

Horrible. Im so sorry. Man I cant imagine how that felt.. I never had that many killed at once.

Don't be sorry. This is the predator/pest forum. Anyone on these forums who is offended by the sight of a dead coon only needs to watch this...

 

[chickortreat]

I relocate coons about 200 yards up the road from the house, where I fling them over on the side of the dirt road so the buzzards can find them easily.

 

[sourland]

I relocate coons about 200 yards up the road from the house, where I fling them over on the side of the dirt road so the buzzards can find them easily.

Buzzards/vultures - nature's disposal system.

 

[DB123]

I relocate coons about 200 yards up the road from the house, where I fling them over on the side of the dirt road so the buzzards can find them easily.

HAHAHA Great!