Interesting. Raccoons look cute and I think I'd enjoy having them around.
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Working up the nerve
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I've had LED flashlights that use AAA batteries, and I've been amazed at how bright they are. (Much brighter than me!
) I had to replace a flashlight recently, when my old one vanished. (I'm stamed about that--it had some good rechargeable batteries in it at the time. But the flashlight will probably turn up--it vanished right after I put the batteries in, so it wasn't lost outside. Chances are, I'll open the freezer one of these days and go digging. And off to one side of the pound of ground dinosaur (I really need to clear out some old stuff out of that freezer one of these days!), I'll find the flashlight.
NotHardUp1
What? Me? Really?
A LOT of Americans intentionally feed raccoons, even luring them up onto a porch to feed, but it's dangerous. People assume them more docile than they are, plus they are a carrier of rabies. I like them for their resourcefulness, but they quickly become vermin when given the chance. If you think a squirrel makes a mess in the attic, then you really don't want to see what coons do. They exploit gaps you wouldn't think they could get through, plus they are big and strong enough to help open ways.