Reminds me of a Carl Perkins song - "that must be your gal, mine don't look like that - you know my gal, she's so-o-o big and fat!" I know that's not *my* raccoon; my raccoon is as big as a medium size dog. give that little guy a ride, just don't bring him up here ;-)
YIKES! Now that'd be a video worth the load time. 8-]
ReplyDeleteUh Oh!! lol
ReplyDeleteSo don't leave us hanging here...
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a Carl Perkins song - "that must be your gal, mine don't look like that - you know my gal, she's so-o-o big and fat!"
ReplyDeleteI know that's not *my* raccoon; my raccoon is as big as a medium size dog. give that little guy a ride, just don't bring him up here ;-)
I agree with Sophie Mae - that would be a video to see! Better have your running shoes on LOL
ReplyDeleteTry that with a skunk. Then we'll have a beer and laff about it.
ReplyDeleteThis thing looks like a poodle in a raccoon suit. What a tiny critter.
Yow! Do they have a lot of rabies down there? Up here we are real careful of them.
ReplyDeleteHa! She's just a little peeved.
ReplyDeleteYup! Now for a video about how NOT to release an angry racoon.. lol
ReplyDeleteSophie,
ReplyDeleteI considered it, but he was so ticked,and I was in a hurry that morning.
Emma,
He fell for some old boiled peanuts.
Deb,
A bit of rope for a running head start, bracing the trap against a tree, and a strong jerk on the rope to open the door.
We both survived.
Anon,
Our raccoons are already getting ready for bikini season.
SCM,
I did!
Freste,
Is the beer for getting rid of the smell?
Hmmm ... perhaps it was a poodle in a racoon suit... they are very clever dogs, those poodles.
3C,
I view every raccoon as a simmering petri dish of rabies. Super cautious around them.
Dani,
Very, very snarly.
Kitty,
I'm sure I will be making that one someday if I keep setting this trap by the garbage cans! LOL
S/he looks a bit skinny and hungry. I hope those peanuts were yummy, and worth the indignity of the trap.
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