First it was cats ambushing birds at the feeder.
One morning we got up to find the feeder on the other side of the yard.
I'm betting this guy will leave the feeder alone for a long time.
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3 comments:
That was the proper thing to do. The animal will learn.
Achhhhhh.... You should have loaded that thing up in your truck and taken him about 5 miles away and let him out there... He'll be back!!!! Food draws them..
We have the same trouble with squirrels.... AND--now the squirrels are eating our Rhododendron buds... Drives me CRAZY!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I wouldn't have wanted to be in front of the raccoon as he was released. So glad you released him, hopefully he will stay away.
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