Raccoons are rodents and should be exterminated...smarten up

They're rats

​@@matts.8849they're the American Kinkajou or Coati lol

​@@matts.8849 Thats not true, have as much a right to live as you do.

They're pretty tasty, fryed up with some franks red hot sauce.

sorry ... but I hate raccoons; make a big mess ... now they're going over to your house and live for a few years...

@@samsno3667 still a animal..just looking for a warm and safe place to have their babis... if uwere homeless u would of the same thing as a human

@@samsno3667 You can't think that animals do something with malice... So there's no point in hating them, they are as pure as a human child would be, we love them for this very reason (I would rather beware of humans)

@@jbabister sorry but i'd call an exterminator or animal control. tryna apply human values towards wild life aint it, domesticated is separate issue like with housepets.

​@Hajun554 you do you. I'm sure you handle most of your problems in life in the same way. Ignoring what you actions cause to anybody but yourself. I'm sorry but exterminating mothers and their babies just ain't it. Are you that scared of animals?

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Post it!

Because they know already, that they are sweethearts. 💕

They’re easier to kill if they’re huddled together. 👍🏻

Until your house is infested with raccoons, you will go from crying because they're cute to crying because you hate these animals 😂

@@itsawonderfulknife7031 you know they're cute you butthead

@@itsawonderfulknife7031 Why comment to hate

I know a guy like this 😂their amazing people

Part good example of clever business practice. Doesn’t kill them so someone else might call him in the future to remove the same raccoon or the offspring of those babies 😂

​@@SuperAaron55555good for all the naive pitas out there

Yeah racoons will almost always try again next year too once they have been inside

What a great guy.👌

yeah I doubt all control specialists bother with this

I have a bunch of racoons around my area, that all seem to feel safe near my place here, they trust us pretty well. I leave them leftover scraps and little snacks when i think it'll help. Like when they're nursing or during winter when food is more scarce. They don't want to be a bother, they're just trying to live their own lives, people misunderstand them often. I appreciate their visits though, they bring their babies with them sometimes. Must be helpful offering food since they look like a pain to look after, they're so playful climbing around and stuff. They follow the mother when she leaves but once she stops they're all play.

I'm sure other species of animals think the same of us. Yes, humans are animals too, we're just a different species.

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no racoons in Newfoundland either :)

@@SvenK-CAD I never knew that. I just assumed they were all over Canada.

@@caffhan I never knew that either'

Lots on Vancouver island bc Canada. They r pests a lot of people say. But they r so cute look like little thieves with their masks

Unfortunately not many places do it this way. You can't just relocate, he took them and made sure they were safe, put them in a box for mama to come get them one by one to move on to another den she has set up for such an emergency and they all survive and he patches up what needs done int be roof. This is how it should be done people.

They make huge garbage messes and rip up lawns in search of grubs

there dead bud there alll dead, doubtful she made a second nest for them all.

@@soulsreaper7145 they are dead or there are dead

I don’t think she came back for them either. Once her nest gets destroyed like that and seeing most of her babies got taken away i doubt they would return

@@coffeelink943 She certainly did. You can see on other videos on this channel that raccoons (and other animals) always come back to check if they can find their babies. They usually come back during night time. And it's quite understandable that they come back actually. Wouldn't you come back for your children, even if you saw them being abducted and you had no hope of finding them ?

would of... why not "would up" or "would rt" or "would ud"? Because it is: "would have" so it can only be abbreviated as "would've". Language and literacy is what distinguishes us from animals.

Not really getting the job done the mom can come back And rip another hole in the roof

We had squirrels

For good reason squirrels too. Get rid of them, humanly, as they'll chew on those banisters holding your roof up, electrical wiring etc.

Babies*

Why did you have them locked up if you love them? Who said they wanted to be in your screened in porch?!!?

@@Horrrrrribleboy Both were casualties like so many are when on or crossing a road anywhere in this world. Had it not been for my family and I, they would have been left for DEAD like MOST NumbNUTTS! At least we provided them with the "care, companionship, shelter, and food" for the years that we had them unlike what I would provide for you if I came across the likes of YOU anywhere in America!!!

You could do this, I’m sure they don’t have an abundance of applicants

Imagine that, the wild animal broke out of captivity to be in the wild.

@@myNEONCITY I just imagined that I'm dealing with just another "MEHOLE" online that has nothing else better to do with their time.......MUST BE NICE!

Yes they have, they left her for 2 or 3 days and then had to evict her from the box.

@@wildnfree101 Poor Mama. Wonder how she manages to find a den so quickly at that point. I would imagine that’s a pretty awful situation for those that don’t have a reliable second den site.

@@smiletime She had an alternate den site picked out before she gave birth, and not just because a predator might find her den. Forces of nature like storms can suddenly make the primary site untenable as could an overrun of parasites (fleas, lice, biting flies) in the primary den.

you probably killed it because you dont know how to take care of a baby racoon.

Thry damn show stank when being brith had some in my arctic house was smelling like piss and dog

Yhu tried & stay bein 💯

They are pests. Filthy pests.

Raccoon mothers always always have alternative dens nearby. She will move her babies a few times to keep predators guessing

that's all i could think of, itchy and breathin in fiber glass into lungs. awful spot to den

Raccoons have multiple nest sites and will naturally move them to that site. They allow them to go to relocate their nest on their own.

Trust me, they’d have come right back, unless you put them hundreds of miles away. They will always find humans because we supply food and nesting material. Humans produce tons of trash, abs raccoons love trash. Did you see how healthy those babies were? They were more healthy than some puppies look in human homes.

Shut it

@@Fyoutube12 What crawled up your ass and died? 😂😂

mf got thrown straight into section 8