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03-21-2020, 09:19 PM
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Getting rid of coons
I bought a rental property last week that I’m gutting. It was vacant for a few years and has signs of a raccoon (or a few) living there. Smell, fresh turds, ect. Thing is when I looked at the property there was 8 inches of snow on the ground that had been there a few days, and I’m positive there were no tracks around the house. As I said it was vacant, so there was no food or heat there.
Anyway is there another way to get rid of them besides trapping? I’m just afraid if I put a baited trap out I’m going to lure every possum, coon, coyote for miles around. I keep a .22 rifle in my truck, but I have yet to actually see one. I’m guessing they just come in at night and look around and crap then leave. But if I don’t see them I can’t shoot them.
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