Posted by ShadetreeRet on July 19, 2012 at 21:33:37 from (184.4.18.44):
In Reply to: O/T rabies posted by Brad Buchanan on July 19, 2012 at 21:09:07:
Brad, if this is on a recurring basis, ie. night after night, it is not likely the animals are suffering from rabies. When an animal is infected with rabies his time is very limited. A few years ago I noticed a coon in our back yard one afternoon, in broad daylight. I thought this was a bit unusual. He proceeded to climb the steps to the back porch and attempt to open a plastic bucket or two and left. As he went across the yard I noticed he was walking funny, so I called the county animal control officer. They said it sounded like he was infected and on his "last legs" so to speak. They sent an officer out but we never did find him. I asked if there was any danger in handling the buckets and they said that the germ or virus does not live long in the air, and that there should be no danger. Personally, I would still wear rubber gloves and disinfect the trap anyway, AFTER I let it air out for a day or so and try to keep other animals away from it, just in case. If your county has an animal control officer they should be able to give advice. And, good luck.
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