Do not feed the animals...

[bruiser]

And yes, Lamont has seen this... many times.

 

[Bob Denman]

That's like a scene out of "Night of The Living Dead"... :yikes:
That guy had best have a plan for his escape; they'll take him hostage, and make him drive to Town for more Doritos...
... and beer!

 

[Chupaca]

Have to agree..!!

Bob
:agree: like a scene from the birds...:yikes:

 

[Magdave]

They may look cute but they can tear you up.:yikes: I was sitting at work on the back of an electric cart behind the central maintenance building eating my lunch in a styro foam box and one jumped up and grabbed the box. I thought for a second about fighting him for it but decided he had sharper teeth than me and gave it to him.:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

That's the funny thing about them... :shocked:
They can actually seem very friendly and sociable around us; even with no apparent training... :dontknow:
:lecturef_smilie: Just don't get one of them mad! :yikes:

 

[Magdave]

That's the funny thing about them... :shocked:
They can actually seem very friendly and sociable around us; even with no apparent training... :dontknow:
:lecturef_smilie: Just don't get one of them mad! :yikes:

Sorta like a Good wife :roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: At least with a Racoon; they'd be cheaper to feed...nojoke
and no jewelery; other than a collar! :roflblack: :thumbup:

 

[bruiser]

They may look cute but they can tear you up.:yikes: I was sitting at work on the back of an electric cart behind the central maintenance building eating my lunch in a styro foam box and one jumped up and grabbed the box. I thought for a second about fighting him for it but decided he had sharper teeth than me and gave it to him.:thumbup:

You got mugged by a masked bandit. :roflblack: His backup was hiding in the bushes.

 

[bruiser]

Kind of reminds me of feeding seagulls. You feed one and then you're mobbed by every one within a 50 mile radius. At least the coons won't poop on you.

 

[ARtraveler]

Kind of reminds me of feeding seagulls. You feed one and then you're mobbed by every one within a 50 mile radius. At least the coons won't poop on you.

A lot of coons for sure. Never saw that many in one place at one time.

RE: Seagulls. When I used to do a lot of wilderness canoeing in Minnesota, the remains of our fish catch would usually be placed on a rock out in the lake. The seagulls would come from no where in about five minutes or less, and always clean up the remains. This was a solution we used to avoid polluting the lake and drawing bears to our campsites. It always worked.

 

[Bob Denman]

And to the bears; the seagulls tasted...

 

[ARtraveler]

And to the bears; the seagulls tasted...

Like fish. :roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]