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Found how to stop the coons for bugging me

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Well set up a trap yesterday and yep first time in days that I did not see a coon so guess all you have to do to keep them away is set out a live trap for them. Set it out and they will not come LOL
 
its like most things old. my expiernce is if you want it to rain tear the shingles off your roof and leave it till tommorow to put new on, sure to rain that night. Power went off for 2wk (big storm) about 10 years ago, bought big natural gas generator, wired it into shop house and barn, shut off at pole, etc. power aint been off for more than an hour since. just the way things work i guess
 
You guys can thank me for preventing the apocalypse everyone predicted would happen on Jan. 1 2000. I bought a few cans of spam to eat if the lights went out, they're still on the shelf. They must work pretty good against global warming too.
 
It's REALLY sad that you haven't tried to "refresh" them with a mix of Coke and Golden link_disallowed fly bait.

EVERY coon should get a drink of that, at least ONCE in it's life!
 
Nothing to watch, no one on the porch in dressing gown banging on the door to be let in!!

How many go to the bowl when there's no game.
 
I don't think cats or dogs will drink the stuff- they're not really too fond of the sweets like coons are. We set it out every year in our sweet corn and have never gotten a cat yet, and they're always out there hunting or screwing. It's a good way to get skunks too.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
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