Yes, they are wild.
Yea, and if this guy gets a rabbid raccoon on his porch he's in real trouble.
They are getting extra fluffy to hibernate a bit it sounds like in one of his other videos.They're so cute and cuddly!
I killed one. Feisty little beasts they are. And a absolute wrecking ball if left to live inside a house.
How it got in?
Well, I set a pizza box on fire because I wanted to warm the pizza and put the box in the oven. That caused the ignition. So I then left opened the door to the backyard and one slipped into the house. I need a stool and some cheap katana (replica?) a tenant left behind to impale it, but the first order of business was forcing it out of the recliner chair it was hiding behind. It got under a stool as it tried to escape and it was impaled in the belly. It took a while for it to die and it was trying to climb up the blade to me, seeking escape.
I certainly hope the new owner that moves isn't a nudist. I know raccoons have good eyesight, but they've been trained to attack wieners.holy crap I have never seen such fatass racoons. That dude is an animal hoarder. No different from those disturbed people that keep them inside.
when that dude dies, the new owners are going to have to deal with several generations of very angry and violent racoons that can't understand why their generations-long dedicated food supply is gone.
One does not need to be wild to bite. I would say a decent rule of thumb is that if nature gave it teeth, its for a good reason.
And anything can be considered food if you can bite a piece of it off.Yes, eating food...![]()
