Angry Raccoon Release

[Newildlifecenter]

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Enjoy!

NEWC

[wenwenmarti]

Very nice to see ppl let them go and live free. : )

[tutlens]

It's good to see catch and release when, to a lot of people, euthanizing would just be easier. Kudos to you.

[nickybrown4]

how did you do that without beeing bitten

[Grimmloch]

@nickybrown4 By standing behind the trap and reaching over to the door. Very rarely will they turn around after the get headed in one direction, but it is still something I am wary of and I am ready to move quickly if need be. :)

[Lanofaylin]

I had one at the edge of the front porch growling at me the other night. You wanna come get that one?

[CelticSamoan]

Adorable lil guy, glad to see catch and release in practice when it can be done safely.

[threeby8887]

@CelticSamoan I agree. The trick is to relocate it at let 20-30 miles away, so it won't come back.

[raccoonbootcamp]

You are a Poacher

[Grimmloch]

@raccoonbootcamp Only of eggs, my friend. I was relocating him to a nice wilderness area from an attic he had taken up residence in. :)

At the time this was shot I was working for a licensed wildlife removal company. Good times.

[threeby8887]

@Grimmloch This raccoonbootcamp character seems to be of these "raccoons have more rights than humans" types you occasionally encounter on the internet and elsewhere. I fully agree with what you did in getting rid of a problem animal, which is what raccoons are in a human area. If I saw a raccoon on my property I would gladly do the same thing.

THUMBS UP to you! :)

[dancesonpoles]

lol. Woot

[Bierduvel]

He ain't happy in his cage, no. But I recon the w00t was in it's place. And the final "fuck you" growl was pretty awesome too.