Comments on: Raccoon Habits http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com Celebrating Wildlife in Wisconsin Thu, 15 Jul 2010 18:01:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: susan http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/comment-page-1/#comment-158 susan Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:44:06 +0000 http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/#comment-158 i have a baby coon that is about 24 day's old,we have had him since he was 5 day's old. he has been fine till now he seems to not be able to use his back leg's.he eat's fine.the just started yesterday. i was wondering if someone could help me or give me any suggestion's.thank you! i have a baby coon that is about 24 day’s old,we have had him since he was 5 day’s old. he has been fine till now he seems to not be able to use his back leg’s.he eat’s fine.the just started yesterday. i was wondering if someone could help me or give me any suggestion’s.thank you!

]]> By: renee http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/comment-page-1/#comment-30 renee Tue, 18 Nov 2008 01:28:37 +0000 http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/#comment-30 I NEED HELP, will a racoon attack? Large pilgrim geese, and eat them? There has been a racoon hanging around off and on. I Have a small mini farm. Or could a fox attack eat them? The outside of the geese were in tack, they just eat their insides. I hope someone can help. I NEED HELP, will a racoon attack? Large pilgrim geese, and eat them? There has been a racoon hanging around off and on. I Have a small mini farm. Or could a fox attack eat them? The outside of the geese were in tack, they just eat their insides. I hope someone can help.

]]> By: Joan http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Joan Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:09:26 +0000 http://carolscrittercare.wisfolks.com/raccoon-habits/#comment-26 I have a question about a nursing mother in a tree very close to my house. The two babies are about 6-8 weeks old. The mom is alittle too complacent with us and she is letting the young out to fend and play for themselves although she is nursing them most of the time we see her. We are in NJ in the north/north./central part near NY. We have pix of her and her young at all times of day and night. I was a vet tech (10 yrs ago for 9 yrs =19 yrs ago I started) but I didn't have to deal with wildlife. I just want to get some feedback. If I call animal control they will take her. I'd like to avoid that. Right now at midnight, she's doing exactly what she should be doing: in the hollow of the tree, the babies are inside and her back is covering the opening. Fifteen years ago I knew a woman that was licenses by the state. She no longer does this and I'd like someone that know NJ laws to guide me. Thanks I have a question about a nursing mother in a tree very close to my house. The two babies are about 6-8 weeks old. The mom is alittle too complacent with us and she is letting the young out to fend and play for themselves although she is nursing them most of the time we see her. We are in NJ in the north/north./central part near NY. We have pix of her and her young at all times of day and night. I was a vet tech (10 yrs ago for 9 yrs =19 yrs ago I started) but I didn’t have to deal with wildlife.

I just want to get some feedback. If I call animal control they will take her. I’d like to avoid that. Right now at midnight, she’s doing exactly what she should be doing: in the hollow of the tree, the babies are inside and her back is covering the opening. Fifteen years ago I knew a woman that was licenses by the state. She no longer does this and I’d like someone that know NJ laws to guide me.

Thanks

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