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by RavensShadow on November 9th, 2006

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A large raccoon has been eating my cat's food at night. I'm concerned for my cat. Will a light-duty cattle prod discourage the raccoon from visiting without harming it?

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  • by dogz279 on July 1st, 2009

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    HELL NO JUST CALL ANIMAL CONTROL plus you would have to get some what close and it could lunge at u plus it might kill the racoon. ive been bitten by racoon and they shoved a giant needle in my stomach that hurt like hel so dont be stupid like me and other people who have been bitten

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  • by Anonymous on April 14th, 2009

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    Noooooo! Raccoons are my favorite animal ;_;

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  • by dirt bag on February 24th, 2009

    dirt bag

    Wow, I like you,How did you ever come up with the idea of shocking a coon with a cattle prod.If you succeed i would love to hear about it.You would probably be the first person in history, who ever shocked a coon wth acattle prod.I dont think the coon would let you get close enough,but if you can, go for it.But just so you know, coons are tough.I have ran a trap line and have killed lots of coons.I would rather fight a grizzly than a pissed off coon.If you do decide to try,have a friend record it.You might pay your hospital bills with what you make on funniest home videos.dont forget to send me a copy.lol mike

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  • by jwestern8 on April 17th, 2010

    jwestern8

    Well just kill the bastered

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