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Raccoon In Distress!
- Thread starter pirate_girl
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I know how to deal with it! 
LOL!
I know you do Peanut Buttah..
Poor thing.. I bet it went right back and got into the same predicament.
I know you do Peanut Buttah..
Poor thing.. I bet it went right back and got into the same predicament.
A 12 guage would be much quicker and humane .
I live in a big city we don't have critters like that around. Why would you want to shoot it? Not like a deer that you would eat.
thcri
Gone But Not Forgotten
My grandparents ate Raccoon all the time and as a child I ate it many times. Today I wouldn't touch it.
Yeah, but that was road kill, and it had a "Flat" taste to it!
Looked like that critter was coming back after the can was pulled off to do some leg chewing!
Dave!!!!!!!
What?!?! He was just talking physics and vacuum!
'Course the 'coon was breathing and I didn't hear a "Pop" when the can was yanked off his head!
So could be the .22 was a cheap ploy at target practice! But it sure sounded logical!
thcri
Gone But Not Forgotten
If I have a gun in hand and I see a raccoon coming towards me I don't mess around.
For those of us who have too many of them, let me enlighten you.
1- They can tear the siding off your home
2- They can tear the soffits off your home and get in your home
3- They can get into your garbage cans, you literally need to strap them closed
4- They can kill your dogs, or tear them up
5- They are cute and cuddly but they are also aggressive and mean.
I have no problem with them if they stay in the woods, but any raccoon inside the fenced portion of my yard is a problem or a real potential problem. Live with them and you'll see these problems first hand.
6- Raccoon's account for 41% of all diagnosed cases of rabies in wild animals. If you have domestic animals or children, then the raccoon's have to go bye bye.
Yup , its even worse this year I have had to put down 5 of the feral cats that hang out here , along with squirrels, oposums, skunks and racoons . Last few coyotes I seen aint lookin to healthy either but I couldn't get a shot off without shootin my big building .
