Rabid Raccoon... F’n 2nd one this summer!

Where are these rabid coons residing?

I hope your dog has its shots.

If you can kill any of those bastards, make sure you get it tested if there is a chance you or the dogs get exposed to its blood or saliva.

how do you know its Rabid .. ?? its out at night .. normal .. they do walk and run funny .. maybe he/she just ate some fermented fruit cake from the trash ..
there called trash bandits for a reasion .. lol ..

they can be real assholes at times and all healthy , and can make for awesome pet too..


i do really hate when someones tosses up the word Rabid ... you don't know till you kill it and they test it ..

PS .. they do taste great when you cook them.. ..

masterswimmer said:

Where are these rabid coons residing?

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Where are you and these rabid raccoons living?

Set a live trap racoons are easy to catch.

If your dogs DO get involved with a possibly rabid animal - it's good to get them a rabies booster shot even if their current shots are up to date. Been there, done that with a couple of my dogs years ago.

Toecutter said:

Set a live trap racoons are easy to catch.

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Even I can do it!!

No good can come from that. See if you can get rabies vaccine bait and spread it around your property. Sometimes the NYSDOH will come and set it out for you.

masterswimmer said:

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Where are you and these rabid raccoons living?

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If his location under his avatar is accurate, between Buffalo and Rochester.

Don't worry, we have them down here too!

Rabies is prevalent everywhere - brain disease - animals catch it from Liberals.

Rabies can take months to show symptoms. Get pets vaccinated.

Some fun summer reading...

https://www.wadsworth.org/sites/default/files/WebDoc/2016 2017 Rabies Report-compressed.pdf

Ive only had one rabid animal here on the property, one cat 4 or 5 years ago on Christmas eve. There was no reason to test that cat, if its end stage rabies, its abundantly clear what it is. Scared the shit out of me as I almost stepped on it coming from one of the outbuildings to the house. I have had several run in with bats in the house, and the County Health Dept takes that stuff VERY seriously if you have small children, so far as to threaten to have the sheriff come over for me and the bats i had killed for testing. Something about the strain of rabies bats carry is much easier for people to contract than the fox/coon strains.

Could be distemper too, either way it's already dead, shoot on sight.

Too many coon's around here. If the rabies finds its' way into their community it will be dangerous out there. Used to be a healthy business for their pelt's, but from what I have learned the anti-fur idiots have killed the market so no one is hunting and trapping them.
Robin