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DAMN COONS..anyone have experiences with them

wtlftr

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I am talking aobvut the raccoon. Why do they dips their paws in my cats water and then eat my cats food. WTF
 
hahahahahah

nope, never had an experinece with them

actually, once at Yosemite I went fishing and I put this one fish on the dock to see if coons would come eat it, when I came back the next day it was eaten up and stuff.

And then this one time in Oakland...damnit wrong ones :qt:
 
yes they are dangerous if cornered. i once hit one in the leg with a spear gun and it tried to chew off its leg to get free
 
Some people think they wash their food/paws before they eat... actually they are wetting their food. They have no salivary glands.
 
lol. They do the same thing at my house. There are 3 of them that visit my back porch on a regular basis. I usually toss 'em a bunch scraps. They would come right inside if I let them.
 
I petted a wild raccoon once. It was late night, raining, I had just gotten home from work, and a very young raccoon came running up the sidewalk and bumped into my leg. It froze in its tracks, staring at me, so I reached down and scratched it behind the ears and then went inside. The raccoon just stayed in that spot until I was out of sight.

Petting it was a stupid move on my part, I'm surprised it didn't try to bite me.
 
wtlftr said:
I am talking aobvut the raccoon. Why do they dips their paws in my cats water and then eat my cats food. WTF

Why do you think they wear bandit masks.
 
Call animal control, and they will lbring out a cage type trap.
Trap the coon and Animal control will arrange to have it moved to the country.
Do not attempt to trap it yourself. It's actually against the law here to try.
Lot's of people wind up in the hospital trying to catch coons.
They're very strong and their claws are very sharp and covered with bacteria.
We've had several pet cats & dogs torn apart in coon fights.
The coon ALWAYS wins.
 
john937 said:
Call animal control, and they will lbring out a cage type trap.
Trap the coon and Animal control will arrange to have it moved to the country.
Do not attempt to trap it yourself. It's actually against the law here to try.
Lot's of people wind up in the hospital trying to catch coons.
They're very strong and their claws are very sharp and covered with bacteria.
We've had several pet cats & dogs torn apart in coon fights.
The coon ALWAYS wins.

Aw, poor racoons. I just leave them alone. People who get all worked up over wild animals in their yard piss me off. Besides, my cats are way too smart to mess with racoons.
 
strangebrew said:
Aw, poor racoons. I just leave them alone. People who get all worked up over wild animals in their yard piss me off. Besides, my cats are way too smart to mess with racoons.

When they come thru the doggie door, gnaw open a solid plastic tub of dog food, and attack your dog in the middle of the night, and you're at the vet
with a $500 vet bill and a dead dog.....just keep thinking.....poor racoons....
 
john937 said:
When they come thru the doggie door, gnaw open a solid plastic tub of dog food, and attack your dog in the middle of the night, and you're at the vet
with a $500 vet bill and a dead dog.....just keep thinking.....poor racoons....

my dog is too fat to use a doggie door.
 
Haha, while those racoons were having sex one guy at a party started throwing shit at them and some girl starts asking why he's so violent towards them. All he said was "they killed my cat". Valid reason if you ask me.
 
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