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To: kvanbrunt2
Squirrels, coons, do not relocate. They will make it back if cars and predators don't get them first. I measured this by spraypainting their tails red when I release them. A week, a month, they are back.

The only success in zero returns to home, was by crossing the Mississippi River from Memphis, to Arkansas.

So I am driven to cross state lines across a river two miles wide, or put a pellet in their head, and burying them a yard deep in the mulch pile. They REALLY STINK once dead.

89 posted on 02/24/2025 10:11:07 AM PST by blackdog ((Z28.310) Be careful what you say. Your refrigerator may be listening & reporting you.)
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To: blackdog

They REALLY STINK once dead.>>> I see. They stink while still breathing. I think pellet. I might pellet some groundhogs this summer. i’m in a very close suburb. and i might pellet the raccoons. Black trash bag. pick up on tuesday and friday. I have traps but i really don’t want to deal with an enraged coon. The bobcat is a very interesting situation, however. The raccoons climb the fence where there is a tree so when i cull the trees the coons might not show up.


90 posted on 02/25/2025 3:38:06 PM PST by kvanbrunt2
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