A very ‘special’ tool to keep handy in case a raccoon gets a little too pushy. Very simple, easy to handle, and can be used in a manner that will not hurt the animal It will keep you safe should one of your local critters decide to enter your space uninvited. They learn quickly where the limits are. Yes, I used it last year a couple of times when a big raccoon thought he would push his way into the retreat and get into a big bag of dog kibble. It worked wonders! The same raccoon still comes by and never tries to push his luck. (the snow shovel is very light, and the blade is made of plastic).
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Reading this comfirms the apprehension I have towards approaching amy wild animal.
I think I'll just keep watching from my window...LOL
You are braver than I, but also far more experienced than I.
Wild animals understand territorial boundaries.
If worse comes to worst, they are good barbequed.
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