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NNN0LHI

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2. After talking to the guy from the city and seeing the look on his face and the tone of his voice ...

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 15, 2012, 02:10 PM

Apr 2012

... when he seen the size of the footprints and empty traps, my guess is he could live out the rest of his life just fine if he never heard another report about this raccoon problem.

That was my take anyway.

Don

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Any suggestions for evicting a raccoon and maybe up to 6 kits from a garage? [View all] NNN0LHI Apr 2012 OP

I assume the guy "from the "city" gave you the 'blessing' to go ahead .... hlthe2b Apr 2012 #1

After talking to the guy from the city and seeing the look on his face and the tone of his voice ... NNN0LHI Apr 2012 #2

Are you saying the animal has taken up residency Wash. state Desk Jet Apr 2012 #3

Yes, the garage currently belongs to the critter which has moved in NNN0LHI Apr 2012 #4

If that were happening here in MN I would call the local Department of Natural Resources and jwirr Apr 2012 #5

Get someone to run a couple of saws in there. hedgehog Apr 2012 #6

Oh oh, Oscar is back! LiberalEsto Apr 2012 #7

LOL that thread is epic. nt Kalidurga Aug 2012 #10

Viscious Dobermann would assist nicely benld74 Apr 2012 #8

Try talk radio and bright lights jsr Aug 2012 #9

So, is your garage your own again? hedgehog Sep 2012 #11

Yes all is good now NNN0LHI Sep 2012 #12