Raccoon Problem
07-12-2005 | 08:14 PM
#11
Giant Nontypical
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From: a van down by the river
RE: Raccoon Problem
Milk and antifreeze if you don't want the coons or the cats. I hear it makes their fur soft and fluffy.
Seriously, I would use the trap, then the .22. I bait mine with cheap Wal-Mart canned cat food. If you catch a cat, no harm, no foul so long as you turn it loose. If you catch the coon, you can tell the neighborhood your going to take him to a nice secluded spot in the woods and set him free. Just sethim free after he meets Mr. Long Rifle. The coon knows your neighborhood is easy pickings, andit will eventually come back if it can. And they are nearly impossible to trap the second time.
Seriously, I would use the trap, then the .22. I bait mine with cheap Wal-Mart canned cat food. If you catch a cat, no harm, no foul so long as you turn it loose. If you catch the coon, you can tell the neighborhood your going to take him to a nice secluded spot in the woods and set him free. Just sethim free after he meets Mr. Long Rifle. The coon knows your neighborhood is easy pickings, andit will eventually come back if it can. And they are nearly impossible to trap the second time.
