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Help For A Wildlife Problem

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Contact your local Conservation Officer (Game Warden) and tell him of your problem. They will remove see that the racoons are removed from your property. Removing the food source as TrueBlueAndGold suggested will also help.

Remember that their is a regulated hunting & trapping season on racoons so be careful as to not violate any game laws or it may be more of a problem than the coons.

If you need the name of the warden in your county , pm me with your county name and I will give you the name & a number where he can be reached.

I would also be careful (especially if you have kids) if the coons do not appear to be afraid of humans. That is a sign of a possible rabid animal.

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I used to work for Fish and Wildlife, and unless they've changed their policies, they won't come remove them...

Cut the tree down and sell firewood!!!!!!!! Cut the coon tails off and sell them to one of your friends who has a Harley and let them tie them to their handle bars!!!!!!:thumb: :thumb:

 

Problem solved and you make money!!!!!

That's very enterprising of you -- sick and twisted -- but still, very enterprising! And I can respect that...on some level. :lol:

Shoot one and hang him next to the trash cans as an example to the rest of the little suckers. :D

Shoot one and hang him next to the trash cans as an example to the rest of the little suckers. :D

 

Exhibitionist.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Otherwise, I’ll just have to shoot the little vermin.

:thumb: Probably your best bet. Take the battle to them...

I used to work for Fish and Wildlife, and unless they've changed their policies, they won't come remove them...

They do in our area.

Or this guy might be able to help! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Or this guy might be able to help! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

:thumb: :lol: :lol:

I have found a solution.......There is a spray called indoor/ outdoor repellent for dogs and cats made by simple solutions. I sprayed it at the base of the trash cans and personally watched the raccoons come close to the cans and turn and dive back into the woods. I don't know if it works on cats and dogs but it sure turns away the raccoons.

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