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07-02-2012, 11:08 AM #1Super Member
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Bandit brothers
Took my 3 cats out this morning about 8 am, and thankfully saw these two critters sleeping in the grass before the felines could get close enough....they were about 300 feet from the house. I thought it was just one but then as they stretched up I realized there were two. While keeping a wary eye out for the mother coon, I took them out two cans of wetted cat food plus a large tray of water. I am hoping the mom shows up, no sign that she might be roadkill out front....makes me sad these little guys are abandoned. Any ideas?
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07-02-2012, 11:34 AM #2Veteran Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
oh boy, they sure are cute. be careful though, they might get real used to staying close by and they have sharp teeth and like to eat meat, your cats and fingers are made of meat.

Thanks for sharing your pictures.
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07-02-2012, 12:09 PM #3Elite Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
Ideas, Man,, you have fed them, they can get real used to that..we have a surplus to Raccoons here..Do our best not to feed them..IF you like them,,,They Love dry cat food too, it is alot easier and cheaper..The small ones are playful, if mom's not around..beware of fleas and ticks..
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07-02-2012, 12:22 PM #4Super Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
I am NOT keeping them around, just feel so sad for them, starving and dehydrated when it's 93 outdoors....
Always be willing to admit your shortcomings, there is no shame in not knowing how to do something. The shame is in NOT admitting you don't know how to do it.
If you have a small truck, limit yourself to small loads, if you want to carry the big stuff, get a big truck.
Never be ashamed of making a mistake. The only people who never (bleep) up are people who never try to do something new.
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07-02-2012, 02:18 PM #5Bronze Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
Once you feed them, they'll be around.
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07-03-2012, 11:52 AM #6Elite Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
Okay, Legal disclaimer: Old but not senile, definitely do not have the answer to everything!
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07-03-2012, 12:07 PM #7Veteran Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
Around here racoons are known for rabies...
I shot one once walking across my front yard probably 30 years ago in the middle of the day...
By the time I got the gun he was walking in a stupor across the side porch of the house...
I am sure that he was on the verge of being rabid...
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07-03-2012, 12:24 PM #8Super Member
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Re: Bandit brothers
Yes, normally I hate raccoons and have trapped a lot of the adult ones but those little guys...I would have felt bad letting them suffer. All our cats are kept up to date on rabies shots and four of them are never permitted outside unless supervised. The fifth one is a real bada** and cannot be stopped from roaming.
Jonyyuma...does seem like a very mild year for bugs, have seen few ticks, few skeeters, have only trapped about 150 Jap beetles in four traps over 2 weeks.Always be willing to admit your shortcomings, there is no shame in not knowing how to do something. The shame is in NOT admitting you don't know how to do it.
If you have a small truck, limit yourself to small loads, if you want to carry the big stuff, get a big truck.
Never be ashamed of making a mistake. The only people who never (bleep) up are people who never try to do something new.
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07-03-2012, 12:33 PM #9
I normally eliminate any coons that take up residence near my house or barn. If I can live trap I will but they need to move further away. We were tearing down an old barn and heard some noise in the walls. Found these little guys living in there. I just left them alone until the next morning hoping mama would move em. She did. I'm glad, they were pretty cute.


Chuck
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