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They are cute, but we have cats outside & I would rather the racoons stay away. I tried the Moth Balls & they didn't work. We put food & water away at dusk. Any other suggestions to keep them away? :)
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Our daughter's dogs like to drink out of our birdbath, kinda like kids trying something new!
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tried a loud recorded barking dog?
Originally Posted by TnBecky
(Post 6294628)
They are cute, but we have cats outside & I would rather the racoons stay away. I tried the Moth Balls & they didn't work. We put food & water away at dusk. Any other suggestions to keep them away? :)
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Originally Posted by cherrio
(Post 6294991)
tried a loud recorded barking dog?
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What about a motion-sensor light? We only see the critters at night and they seem to be fairly shy.
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Originally Posted by Neesie
(Post 6295385)
What about a motion-sensor light? We only see the critters at night and they seem to be fairly shy.
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Originally Posted by TnBecky
(Post 6295396)
I have sensor lights & they still come around. I think it's because a neighbor like's to throw food out for them & any other wildlife, skunks, possums, foxes, & anything else roaming through. We have asked them not to, but they thinks it's funny. So sad or stupid. :p
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Originally Posted by Neesie
(Post 6295416)
Yeah, there's nothing funny about purposefully luring wild animals into someone's domestic space. Out here, we have raccoons, deer, armadillos, skunks, rabbits, occasional coyotes, rodents, and who knows what else! They're welcome to the birdbath water and the seed, we put out for birds. Sometimes we'll even put out fruit for the birds and the other critters are welcome to that, as well. However, we live in the country and any food offerings are put well away from the house (by the bird feeders, out near the tree line). Does your neighbor think rats are cute and funny, as well? :rolleyes:
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The coon pictures were taken with our older camera, which is probably now obsolete. LOL It's big and bulky but still works. The camera I use the most, is a Bushnell Trail Camera. Dh picked it up from WalMart. It has night vision and takes stills or movies. It uses a SD card, for memory.
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Thanks for the info about the camera. I do want security cameras with night vision, but I also want to be able to pan & zoom. as my DH say I want it all and he's right. LOL. I don't have a camera that would take very good pictures at night. So until I do I will just have to enjoy yours. :) Again keep them coming & thanks.
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