Posted by tjdub on July 15, 2008 at 23:01:04 from (208.74.246.137):
In Reply to: Whats a Raccoon??? posted by Lanse on July 15, 2008 at 14:46:09:
Ugh, opossums. When I was about 15, my grandmother got one of those automatic cat feeders. It was basically a hopper that would let you put a full 18lb bag of cat food in and the cats could just eat out of the bottom. She kept filling it up in the pole shed all winter long for her beloved felines.
The next spring I was messing about in the shed with my dog and the dog started going wild. I ran over an found what looked like a dead opossum. I pulled it out from under the planter and realized it was still alive so I dispatched it with a hammer. As soon as I finished, the dog was back at it. Two hours later the dog's still barking and I'm still pulling opossums out from under machinery. Hammer in one hand and a opossum tail in the other. There were 16 in all (compared to 6 resident cats). The next week, Grandma got worried. She thought her cats must be sick because they stopped eating. I couldn't bring myself to tell her the truth.
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