Nuisance raccoons are like ants - your own damn fault. If they didn't find easy food, water and shelter around your house, they would go elsewhere.
Put chicken wire or something around the porch so they can't go under it, and keep your land clear of things for them to eat and drink.
To sum up: after six months of needless drama, the vermin wins, and Rojo is at home DEVASTATED.
Ok. I have my permit to trap the raccoons.
The guy did confirm it's even illegal for pest control people to relocate the animals.
He said Baltimore City is the only municipality that will deal with them in the state. I imagine because I think there is a city law outlawing the discharge of firearms.
He said the noise I was hearing was likely a sign of a baby as racoons are normally quiet. So I sure hope I didn't get rid of mom and leave the babies their helpless. I"m trying to make myself feel better and doubt what he is saying about that though as I first heard the noise in January when there wouldn't be babies. They mate January-through mid-March in Maryland and then gestate for 65 days so this would be pretty much the end of any baby period.
He recommended chicken wire as well. Said to spay ammonia in there to get them out.
the Racoon leaves His house DEVASTADED!
I see a great future for you in varmint control.
The biggest pest is yet to come: the local chick from PETA.
rojo wrote:
their, there, they're wrote:
You're not really sorry. If you were sorry, you would actually learn how to spell and learn the proper uses of their, they're and there. We hope that you are proud about trustfunding your way through life. Born on third base, ran backwards to first and think that you hit a home run.
What Ivy League school were you rejected from? It’s ok. I can tell that you are very, very upset that I got into Princeton despite no donations being made on my behalf, despite having no family connections and despite the fact that I can’t spell marshmallow.
Perhaps you should direct your anger towards Weldon. He did get into Yale and my father is an alum and he has made donations.
It doesn't seem possible that Rojo turned in passing JPs and senior thesis without violating the honor code.
Is this a running website or what?
I wrote:Put chicken wire or something around the porch so they can't go under it.
rojo wrote:
He recommended chicken wire as well.
If you would read your own thread you wouldn't have to pay this guy to tell you stuff.
rojo wrote:
Ok. I have my permit to trap the raccoons.
The guy did confirm it's even illegal for pest control people to relocate the animals.
He said Baltimore City is the only municipality that will deal with them in the state. I imagine because I think there is a city law outlawing the discharge of firearms.
He said the noise I was hearing was likely a sign of a baby as racoons are normally quiet. So I sure hope I didn't get rid of mom and leave the babies their helpless. I"m trying to make myself feel better and doubt what he is saying about that though as I first heard the noise in January when there wouldn't be babies. They mate January-through mid-March in Maryland and then gestate for 65 days so this would be pretty much the end of any baby period.
He recommended chicken wire as well. Said to spay ammonia in there to get them out.
I assume the purpose of this post was 50% information, 50% attempting to enrage the grammar nazis.
Drainthefecesswamp wrote:
rojo wrote:
Ok. I have my permit to trap the raccoons.
The guy did confirm it's even illegal for pest control people to relocate the animals.
He said Baltimore City is the only municipality that will deal with them in the state. I imagine because I think there is a city law outlawing the discharge of firearms.
He said the noise I was hearing was likely a sign of a baby as racoons are normally quiet. So I sure hope I didn't get rid of mom and leave the babies their helpless. I"m trying to make myself feel better and doubt what he is saying about that though as I first heard the noise in January when there wouldn't be babies. They mate January-through mid-March in Maryland and then gestate for 65 days so this would be pretty much the end of any baby period.
He recommended chicken wire as well. Said to spay ammonia in there to get them out.
I assume the purpose of this post was 50% information, 50% attempting to enrage the grammar nazis.
The 50% information can be seen as a warning for anyone contemplating shelling out 75K/year on a degree from Princeton U.
rojo wrote:
Ok. I have my permit to trap the raccoons.
The guy did confirm it's even illegal for pest control people to relocate the animals.
He said Baltimore City is the only municipality that will deal with them in the state. I imagine because I think there is a city law outlawing the discharge of firearms.
He said the noise I was hearing was likely a sign of a baby as racoons are normally quiet. So I sure hope I didn't get rid of mom and leave the babies their helpless. I"m trying to make myself feel better and doubt what he is saying about that though as I first heard the noise in January when there wouldn't be babies. They mate January-through mid-March in Maryland and then gestate for 65 days so this would be pretty much the end of any baby period.
He recommended chicken wire as well. Said to spay ammonia in there to get them out.
LOL. Baltimore has a city law "outlawing the discharge of firearms."
Mugician wrote:
Make a spring loaded flap. I already suggested this. Then any that remain can still get out, but not back in again.
Here is an example of a homemade version:
You give me way too much credit. I'm honored you think I can pull that off.
I'm thinking of buying two more WYZE cams I have one in my baby's room. It has night vision.. I use a couple of extension chords put it outside and have it look at the two places I know they used to go in and out. If I don't record them going out one night, I seal it up that morning.
Wouldn't that work? They go out every night, right?
rojo wrote:
Mugician wrote:
Make a spring loaded flap. I already suggested this. Then any that remain can still get out, but not back in again.
Here is an example of a homemade version:
You give me way too much credit. I'm honored you think I can pull that off.
I'm thinking of buying two more WYZE cams I have one in my baby's room. It has night vision.. I use a couple of extension chords put it outside and have it look at the two places I know they used to go in and out. If I don't record them going out one night, I seal it up that morning.
Wouldn't that work? They go out every night, right?
Given all the fun youre having, I'm sending you a capybara, the worlds largest rodent.
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Bringing this back after a year to push getting professional rodent control?
I smell a rat.
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