Raccoon trouble

"Where there is one" ................ So far I'm up to ten and while
number ten was in the trap two more were tearing up the pond. I guess
I'm lucky the only casualties have been frogs and snails. Of course my
plants have been declared a disaster area.
Local and federal laws prevent me from blasting the s@#* out
of them. (within two hundred yards of a school) So I will have to
continue relocating them to a county park.
Some others have had good results with coyote urine as a
repellant. But there hasn't been a coyote at the jersey shore in over
a hundred years. The coons think it's cheap cologne.
Good luck!!!!!!

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"Gene" wrote in message
...
Checked the pond yesterday morning and saw the fountain knocked
over
and some plants on the edge of the pond. I thought it might have
been
a cat but later in evening my mom called me at work and said that my
uncle who lives across the street found a hurt raccoon on his deck.
I was wondering why I was missing some koi and now I know. My aunt
just told me that the game warden came out and shot it. But where
there is one there is bound to be another. Time to get out the
shotgun.