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baddog 07-02-2005 02:11 AM

I am a city boy, tell me about . . . .
 
So, when I pulled into my driveway a few minutes ago, the headlight on my bike caught some varmint run from my neighbors yard to the tree in front of my kitchen window.

It froze when I tried to line up my headlight on it, but I was wearing shades, and it was slightly higher up the tree than my headlight would hit. I saw what looked to be a ringed tail, and the tail seemed a little long to be a cat.

I blew it off and parked the bike in the garage.

Anyway, a few minutes later I came outside to blow off a few fireworks, and I heard something in the tree. I looked over and saw this varmint was still (or back) in the same place saw it before. I went to the trunk of my car, and pulled out my high-beam flashlight and sure enough, I am now making contact with a huge fucking raccoon.

We stared at each other for a while, and I have to admit that it seemed like it would make a nice pet. Pretty nice looking animal. I soon learned that raccoons don't really like fireworks too much.

So, you country people, what can you tell me about raccoons? Is this something I should be concerned with? Should I trap it? Kill it? Ignore it? Do they carry rabies?

This is the first time I have ever seen a raccoon in this setting, so not really sure how he ended up down here. I have had possums and squirrels, but this is the first coon.

=^..^= 07-02-2005 02:17 AM

shoot it for dinner

(if you can eat em that is - how the hell would i know being an aussie)

goodgirl 07-02-2005 02:18 AM

feed it something. hehe

CDSmith 07-02-2005 02:26 AM

They make for great coonskin hats.

You could be Baddog Crockett.

2HousePlague 07-02-2005 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
So, when I pulled into my driveway a few minutes ago, the headlight on my bike caught some varmint run from my neighbors yard to the tree in front of my kitchen window.

It froze when I tried to line up my headlight on it, but I was wearing shades, and it was slightly higher up the tree than my headlight would hit. I saw what looked to be a ringed tail, and the tail seemed a little long to be a cat.

I blew it off and parked the bike in the garage.

Anyway, a few minutes later I came outside to blow off a few fireworks, and I heard something in the tree. I looked over and saw this varmint was still (or back) in the same place saw it before. I went to the trunk of my car, and pulled out my high-beam flashlight and sure enough, I am now making contact with a huge fucking raccoon.

We stared at each other for a while, and I have to admit that it seemed like it would make a nice pet. Pretty nice looking animal. I soon learned that raccoons don't really like fireworks too much.


So, you country people, what can you tell me about raccoons? Is this something I should be concerned with? Should I trap it? Kill it? Ignore it? Do they carry rabies?

This is the first time I have ever seen a raccoon in this setting, so not really sure how he ended up down here. I have had possums and squirrels, but this is the first coon.

You're lucky to be alive -- :warning


2HP

junction 07-02-2005 02:51 AM

They are nothing to worry about. They dont like to be cornered, and can be vicious if they are. They love trash. Other than that if you ignore it, it will ignore you.

baddog 07-02-2005 03:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by junction
They are nothing to worry about. They dont like to be cornered, and can be vicious if they are. They love trash. Other than that if you ignore it, it will ignore you.


So, I should put some trash out for it?

Our neighborhood has city provided cans, I doubt a coon could open them

Stamen 07-02-2005 03:54 AM

Trap it and get rid of it.

Raccoons will breed and start digging up any gardens you have. Not to mention that they can find their way into just about anything. Don't be surprised if your city-issued trash can is infiltrated and trash is strewn about soon.

Also be careful that they don't get into your house, they'll use a dog door, or your chimney (if it's not capped). They got into the attic of my mom's house and had babies, she had to wait for the momma raccoon to move the babies out of the attic naturally before she could get the trapper to come and get the momma.

Raccoons are like little kids, they'll get into all your shit if you don't keep an eye on them. Luckily it's easier to get rid of a raccoon then it is a kid :winkwink:

2257-Ben 07-02-2005 04:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
So, when I pulled into my driveway a few minutes ago, the headlight on my bike caught some varmint run from my neighbors yard to the tree in front of my kitchen window.

It froze when I tried to line up my headlight on it, but I was wearing shades, and it was slightly higher up the tree than my headlight would hit. I saw what looked to be a ringed tail, and the tail seemed a little long to be a cat.

I blew it off and parked the bike in the garage.

Anyway, a few minutes later I came outside to blow off a few fireworks, and I heard something in the tree. I looked over and saw this varmint was still (or back) in the same place saw it before. I went to the trunk of my car, and pulled out my high-beam flashlight and sure enough, I am now making contact with a huge fucking raccoon.

We stared at each other for a while, and I have to admit that it seemed like it would make a nice pet. Pretty nice looking animal. I soon learned that raccoons don't really like fireworks too much.

So, you country people, what can you tell me about raccoons? Is this something I should be concerned with? Should I trap it? Kill it? Ignore it? Do they carry rabies?

This is the first time I have ever seen a raccoon in this setting, so not really sure how he ended up down here. I have had possums and squirrels, but this is the first coon.

Yes, they can carry rabies and this has been on the increase in recent years. Get yourself a 'live trap' and catch it.. bring it to the dump where it can find plenty to eat.

Sarah_Jayne 07-02-2005 04:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
So, I should put some trash out for it?

Our neighborhood has city provided cans, I doubt a coon could open them


think again..those buggers can open most cans...put a rock on top of it

DebsDeep 07-02-2005 05:28 AM

they wont hurt you unless you corner them...If you have a cat they will enjoy beating up your cat, Also, Dont give them any way of getting into your house or garage, They will steal things from ya, especial shiny things like watches, jewely, dinnerwear....
Otherwise, he wont bother ya

ezrydn 07-02-2005 06:38 AM

Baddog,

I "rescued" a baby rac while living in the Hollywood hills, back in the 80s. Rocky (what else would you name him???) was great, growing up. You learn a whole new type of housekeeping with a four-handed smart critter roaming the house. He and the dog were inseperable. When I'd take the dog out for a walk, Rocky would either ride her or walk beside her, holding her collar.

However, once they become adults, they get a 'mind of their own.' There was no more control. I finally had to release him to some people who would reintroduce him to the wild. As much as I hated to let him go, it knew it was best...for BOTH of us.

Young, they're great. As adults, they're a PITA!

Peaches 07-02-2005 06:40 AM

We have a lot of raccoons around here. The basic mode of thought (same with possum, bears, deer, turkeys, etc.) is "Don't bother us, we won't bother you." :) A rabid raccoon is trouble and they WILL get into trash and bird feeders, but don't cause trouble unless you do ;)

And you would be amazed at the cans they can open - I finally had to stop putting food in the one I have outside.

DamageX 07-02-2005 06:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2HousePlague
You're lucky to be alive -- :warning


2HP

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Pete-KT 07-02-2005 06:59 AM

There trouble Baddog, be carefull like everyone else said they will find a way into your trash and into your house, we had one that made it past the chimney cover and got stuck in the chimney we didnt know it was stuck there until it started dripping blood into the chimney and then it started to smell, we called a company out and when they grabbed it out it was a prognant mom that gotherself stucka nd killed herself and the babies

TurboAngel 07-02-2005 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peaches
We have a lot of raccoons around here. The basic mode of thought (same with possum, bears, deer, turkeys, etc.) is "Don't bother us, we won't bother you." :) A rabid raccoon is trouble and they WILL get into trash and bird feeders, but don't cause trouble unless you do ;)

And you would be amazed at the cans they can open - I finally had to stop putting food in the one I have outside.


Yep you sure don't want to get bit by one.

:)

Gunni 07-02-2005 07:14 AM

raccoons are cool :)
here people mostly have problems with wild boars, they also eat the rubbish, but don't go into houses though

The Bootyologist 07-02-2005 07:23 AM

ive seen them open tupperware containers and coolers in campgrounds..

Wiggles 07-02-2005 08:38 AM

they are naturally fearful unless they got a sweet pile of garbage around, don't corner it or it'll get right fucking vicious, they have a nasty bite.

LittleSassy 07-02-2005 09:35 AM

just ignore them....

Pete-KT 07-02-2005 09:57 AM

Thanks Baddog, i read this thread and then replied, after that i went outside the house to get some stuff from my car when I noticed the animal trap had caught something, so i got closer to loook at it and it was a damm Coon, it had eaten all the grass under the cage and he was staring at me like he wanted to bite, well i took him about 15 miles away and let him free.

baddog 07-02-2005 11:09 AM

Great . . . .I have a chimney, and this guy was no baby, that is for sure.

As far as him opening the cans. I highly doubt it would be possible, the tops do not come off, they lift open, and unless it stood on a ladder it would never be able to get the leverage required to open it.

Guess I will have to get a trap from the city or something.

Anyone want a pelt, because I most certainly am not going to take him somewhere else.

xlogger 07-02-2005 11:13 AM

Fuck that raccoon without rubber. :1orglaugh

PurrrsianPussyKat 07-02-2005 11:31 AM

Do you have animal control? Call them if it's still camped outside.
Last thing you want is that thing biting you or a kid in the neighborhood.

Good luck with your squatter. :)

AmateurFlix 07-02-2005 11:32 AM

raccoons are really nothing to be that concerned about... just don't corner them. don't try petting them either lol

you'll know if its pissed off, it'll start making hissing noises, just give it some space. they live in the rain sewers here & haven't caused any trouble for anyone that I've ever heard of, aside from getting into garbage cans. they're pretty skittish and will usually run away if they hear someone approaching

baddog 07-02-2005 02:06 PM

I was wondering . . . where do they sleep? Where would be a good place to set up a trap? Should I just add some poison to a marshmellow or something?

Maybe Loryn would like it, she loves to rescue animals.

AmateurFlix 07-02-2005 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
I was wondering . . . where do they sleep? Where would be a good place to set up a trap? Should I just add some poison to a marshmellow or something?

Maybe Loryn would like it, she loves to rescue animals.

They're probably living under a shed/porch/crawlspace etc. Or if you have open rainsewers in the area.

Poisoned marshmellows are more likely to end up killing every other stray animal that you don't intend to :2 cents:

If you really want to trap it just try setting a trap in your yard with an apple or something for bait at night and pray that a skunk doesn't find its way in there instead. Good luck getting the cage door opened without getting scratched or bit, those buggers can carry rabies.

pornguy 07-02-2005 02:25 PM

DO NOT FEED IT! they do not make good pets, as they are very smart, and will eventually get into trouble around your house. They WILL tear things up. And some do have rabies, but not all.

baddog 07-02-2005 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy
DO NOT FEED IT! they do not make good pets, as they are very smart, and will eventually get into trouble around your house. They WILL tear things up. And some do have rabies, but not all.


If I feed it, it would only be via a trap of some sort. As far as opening the trap after catching it, the thing will be dead before that happens.

Guess I will call animal control and see if they want to catch it first.

dirtydesignz 07-02-2005 03:05 PM

We raised a male raccoon...he was awesome and so much fun, he used a litter box and was a good pet...but..he was just a baby when we found him. When he got to be mature and breeding age, he started to act differently, so we took him to a barn and set him up a place there and that is where he lived until he passed away from old age :)

They are really smart and absolutely LOVE Apple Cinnamon Cheerios :)

Please don't just kill it....I know you have a bigger heart than that :winkwink:

baddog 07-02-2005 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtydesignz
....I know you have a bigger heart than that :winkwink:


You must have me confused with someone else.

dirtydesignz 07-02-2005 03:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
You must have me confused with someone else.

No really...no need to kill it, it isn't hurting anyone or anything...right?

aico 07-02-2005 03:11 PM

It's a fucking terrorist!!! Shoot the fucking piece of shit, make a hat out of it and wear it as a warning to all other terrorists!!!

The Heron 07-02-2005 05:26 PM

Raccoons are crappy, get a shotgun and shoot it a couple times.

Dalai lama 07-02-2005 05:30 PM

Eat it ;)

pornkitten 07-02-2005 05:30 PM

it took too much brain work to read that long ass post... all u had to write was saw a raccoon what to do.. my advice is go back to the city

pocketkangaroo 07-02-2005 06:16 PM

Don't be so sure raccoons can't get into your garbage. They'll but out lids, knock over cans, and do anything they can to get into a garbage can. They found a way to burrow a hole into a dumpster next to my old apartment.

They are no threat to you, but if you have pets, be careful. They can get nasty with a dog or cat.

baddog 07-02-2005 06:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtydesignz
No really...no need to kill it, it isn't hurting anyone or anything...right?


So, I should wait until it does? He came into my neighborhood, not the other way around.

baddog 07-02-2005 06:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornkitten
it took too much brain work to read that long ass post... all u had to write was saw a raccoon what to do.. my advice is go back to the city


I am in the city . . . but as it would have taken some brain work to figure that out, you are excused.

baddog 07-02-2005 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornkitten
it took too much brain work to read that long ass post..


I am not being fair to you. Let's start off easy.

See pornkitten.
See pornkitten run.
Run pornkitten run.

See pornkitten.
See pornkitten play.
Play pornkitten play.

See how easy that was?

dirtydesignz 07-02-2005 08:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog
So, I should wait until it does? He came into my neighborhood, not the other way around.

Yep...because more than likely, it won't hurt anything :upsidedow If you just leave it alone it won't bother you. If it is rabid, you could tell, they will come out during the daytime and look really bad.

Tala 07-02-2005 08:44 PM

When you get them as babies, they can domesticate pretty well. Otherwise, leave it alone and make sure the lids on your trashcan(s) are secure. They are well known to carry rabies, and from what you describe, I'd just as soon leave the buggar be. It doesn't sound rabid from the description, (you'd know it, it wouldn't have been scared of you at all), but it's better to be safe than sorry.

baddog 07-02-2005 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tala
When you get them as babies, they can domesticate pretty well. Otherwise, leave it alone and make sure the lids on your trashcan(s) are secure. They are well known to carry rabies, and from what you describe, I'd just as soon leave the buggar be. It doesn't sound rabid from the description, (you'd know it, it wouldn't have been scared of you at all), but it's better to be safe than sorry.


He wasn't scared until I started my fireworks show

Ace_luffy 07-05-2005 01:50 PM

nice one :thumbsup

titmowse 07-05-2005 03:27 PM

Call animal control. Don't be a cowboy.

City people. :disgust

Zerof8 07-05-2005 04:14 PM

do you have a .22? if so then shoot it. skin it. Put it in a pressure cooker for a while. throw some bbq sauce on it and put it in the oven for like an hour pull it out and you got some good eatin.

Furious_Female 07-05-2005 04:48 PM

I have a family of raccoons! The momma and 3 babies... we feed them everyday (I know we aren't supposed to) and the father comes and goes. The mommy and babies hang around, they're very gentle. I would love to keep all of them! They want to come in the house... they don't run when we feed them. The mommy even takes food out of our hands. They eat EVERYTHING. Hot dogs, bread, rice... they are soo cute. I would love to keep them as pets. I was going to look into domesticating them but I didn't know if it was possible.

james_hunk 07-05-2005 10:23 PM

if i were you, I'd ignore them.

CDSmith 07-05-2005 10:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by titmowse
Don't be a cowboy.

Wait, I thought you ladies all loved cowboys.

I wish you'd said this before I went out and bought the assless chaps. Dammit.

nofx 07-05-2005 10:48 PM

rofl

fuck racoons

they killed my dog one time


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