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Well, the first thing I thought photo worthy
was this little raccoon my father trapped
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He traps them cause they do damage to
the house. Here you can see some chewing
on the door way
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He's pretty sure this was done by the same
critter
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A picture of the main part of the farm house
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trapped critter outside
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I photo graphed these using my wife's camera to compare with earlier shoots that I made
with my older camera.
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Time to get some real shoes on to go get
a tree from the fields
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A shot of a back room in the farm house
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The main room in the old part of the farm house
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moving the coon to the truck
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He drives the critter out about 10 miles away
and then releases it
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cute, but very smelly
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We get the Christmas tree balers ready for
the season
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Some snow starts to fall, nice timing as we
just start to look for a tree
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pretty good, not the one though
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photo of the snow (and pop's truck)
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Pops's coming over with the chain saw
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Thats the one
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The one
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The one baled and in the back of the truck
next to the coon.
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out goes the coon
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We both get in the back of the truck to release him. I pull up on the cord to open the door. 40% of wild coons will test positive
for rabies exposure
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out he comes, right away
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He bolts off into the woods.
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