No, the people are crazy!!! I think that raccoon coats should come back in style.
Mary
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Yea, it looked to me like raccoons were coming out of the woods.
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They are a pest and a major threat to our chickens, and my dog just killed a young one tonight, but I've gotta admit - they still fascinate me. They are highly intelligent and amusing (when they're not on MY property!).
Incredible video...gee, a couple of guys wearing ninja masks and carrying unplugged 12-gauges with #4 shot standing off at a distance could have made for a nice surprise ending!!!
Ed
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carpet bomb them....
...back to the stone-age.
I honestly have never seen raccoons behave like they do in that video. I have never even seen such high concentrations of animals....WOW!!!!
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Did he say "Here, hold my beer" before he started feeding those coons? Dude is going to be in a world of hurt when one of them gets rabies.
Got my aerobic exercise this morning, hiked juvenile chuck #3 to the edge of the property. Game cam showed it at the trap in the barn about 8:20 last night. Since they haven't yet reopened the big tunnels, and because I don't need a decaying coon outside the barn, it got a ride in a 5 gallon bucket just into the woods and dropped behind a dead (down) tree.
Somewhere I read that woodchucks don't care much for used cat litter. We have 3 indoor cats so plenty of stinky scoopable litter. I emptied a bag into the tunnel before I covered it back up. May help, may not. I'm not sure where the tunnels connect, there were 2 not 4' from each other coming up into the barn alley so they may connect fairly close and MAYBE the stink will get down to the junction.
Got my aerobic exercise this morning, hiked juvenile chuck #3 to the edge of the property. Game cam showed it at the trap in the barn about 8:20 last night. Since they haven't yet reopened the big tunnels, and because I don't need a decaying coon outside the barn, it got a ride in a 5 gallon bucket just into the woods and dropped behind a dead (down) tree.
Somewhere I read that woodchucks don't care much for used cat litter. We have 3 indoor cats so plenty of stinky scoopable litter. I emptied a bag into the tunnel before I covered it back up. May help, may not. I'm not sure where the tunnels connect, there were 2 not 4' from each other coming up into the barn alley so they may connect fairly close and MAYBE the stink will get down to the junction.
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I caught one!! the neighbors cat...
she loved the whole can of salmon.
I caught one!! the neighbors cat...she loved the whole can of salmon.
Don't use things cats would want. I hear marshmallows are a favorite of raccoons, I doubt a cat would care.
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