@@MrGrazzhoppa been to quite a few calls where animals get into fermenting fruit/grain and become intoxicated. The symptoms can vary in severity and can present as other diseases/disorders. In the case of raccoons… you can absolutely quarantine the animal and wait to see if there is recovery. The most common route is euthanasia for raccoon.
Raccoons get a parasite from eating garbage that basically destroys their brains and they will do things like walk around in circles like they're chasing their tails or just lay down and wait to die. It is extremely sad.
Freeze a small amount of Frenchs mustard in a ice tray crumble it in with some food scraps so they eat it several meals with the mustard gets rid of distemper like in horses .
@@lc4life369 Rabies and distemper can look very similar symptomatically. Animals with head injuries (often from car impacts) will also often run in a circle. Poisoning can also sometimes result in similar symptoms. A head injury could be determined by examination but for the rest the only way to tell for sure is by testing in a lab.
@@jacewilber9201 same i wouldnt be close to that animal, whenever a wild animal lets you get that close to it then they usually have rabies or pretty sick
@@jacewilber9201 you gotta realize he's a creature just like the rest and when they do go through trash or get diseases which btw most of the time is from trash digging it's so that they or their babies can survive so how would u basically while u were trying to find food get walked up on and get shot in the fuckin cranium
Call the local game and fish office and let them deal with it so they know if there’s a disease coming into the area. That’s info they always need to know asap
It more than likely was. Even if it was actually distemper or the feline disease, that thing was checking out. I recently had a run in with one that was not so close to death. You guys are lucky.
I raised coons from babies 👶 💕 because people (humans) are stupid and naive... leave them be. And yeah if you are ignorant and THINK you are going to make a friend, perhaps 🤔, but you are NOT using the brain GOD gave you properly and as was said, YOU WILL look like you fought a running circular saw! 😉 Now as for me I can tell you that YES a Raccoon can make an adorable and loving pet 🥰 I have done it. BUT YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND God gave you a brain for more than just running the organs in your body; Coons have NOT become domestic pets for a reason. That is that they All have DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES and various temperaments. Raising a coon baby where YOU are all they know as a parent, provider, and protector, WILL TURN ON YOU "PRESUMABLY" for no reason. I'll tell you, even as a loving pet 1min emotionally they will think something, or feel something and lash out on you, because we don't know what they may be thinking from one moment to the next. My beloved Squiggles had bit me at least 5 times within a year. Once just because he got jealous of me petting his brother whom he lived his entire life with because HE wanted my affection totally at that moment. Soooo much more I can say about COONS... but Soooo many are needlessly "MURDERED" because of naivety and strait up cruelty and fear FROM STUPID HUMANS. Sometimes yes they NEED to be put down, but just like you would if they were your pet dog 🐶, they needed the suffering to end. Humanly, NOT OUT OF FEAR, IGNORANCE, OR CRUELTY. MANY HUMANS are cruel, afraid, & BARBARIC. PEACE OUT, and love y'all ❤️✌️😉.
I had pet raccoon back in 70's. Farmer found 4 babies on road beside dead mom,we had no animal sanctuaries in area,were unfamiliar with such. Farmer found homes for all,we got a male we named Mo,was great pet used kitty litter with our cats,slept on our beds,went in and out with cats in daytime. Loved to cuddle
Looks like rabies. Possibly poisoning but the chances of rabies is high enough to not chance contracting rabies via transmission by touch, contagious by entering a cut in the man’s skin or via a scratch or a bite from the raccoon. Never handle a sick raccoon, skunk, frequently positive for rabies.
I’ve found a raccoon like this that fell from a really tall tree and bounced. He laid there for like an hour trying to get his head right. I thought he had brain damage but after some time he just walked off lol
Something was obviously wrong with the animal was wrong if you read other people's comments he could have been so lethargic. Why couldn't you have at least put him in a box just on the off-chance that he could have been saved I don't know for sure but the impression by the your end of the video was you were just going to leave it there to die. You took the time and effort to go see if it was alright but then stopped Midway. I don't understand?
Some nocturnal animals, like raccoons, are often out during the day. Not an indication of illness. However, this one? This one is in a bad way and he should've let it be.
@Mys Tery I'd burn the gloves or anything that had possible contact to avoid getting pets sick. I'm not sure of transmission of all diseases that may be possible here though, and medical help isn't the worst idea one could have
This is a common misconception concerning racoons, that if they are seem out in the daytime it automatically means it is infected with the Rabies virus. This is not true, and continuing to spread this false information leads to many innocent racoons, and other "nocturnal" animals, being needlessly killed. All animals have a place in our ecosystem, and the killing of any animal because of ignorance is not okay at all. Mother raccoons with baby kits come out during the day to forage and eat before staying in at night with their babies to protect them from the predators lurking at night such as the male raccoon. In the dark, it's harder to see, so it makes it harder to keep all their kits safe so they come out during the day, and when the kits begin to grow up, the mother will start bringing them outside in the daytime to teach them how to forage, fish, how to open river clams with rocks, and how to protect themselves from other animals that may want to hurt them. Young male racoons continue to stay in and out awake during the day, and sleep at night for a few years even after leaving the family consisting of grandmothers, daughters, and granddaughters, and the baby male racoons stay with their family for up to three years before setting off on their own. So when you hear an animal is nocturnal, take that as not a dead set rule for each individual of that species. Any nocturnal animals, who are physically able to be out during the day, can be seen out during the day without it automatically meaning that they are rabid, or sick. If they are rabid there will be signs and symptoms you couldn't attribute to any other illness. Also, another animal that gets a bad rsp for being put during the daytime is is opossum. They are generally considered nocturnal, though they can get be seen out in the daytime also. No opossum you see in the daytime will not have rabies because they have a natural immunity to the disease. So when you see one bare their eeth, and hiss at you when you find yourself in front of one taking the trash outside, don't worry that they have rabies. Also they eat ticks, and lots of them. They are also immune to many tick-borne diseases such as Lyme and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. So pass the information along to educate others on the wildlife we share the outdoors with, and even sometimes the indoors as well.
They might be drunk. A lot of animals have a slower digestive system than humans. It happens yo gorillas in the wild every morning, after having spent the full previous day snaking on highly sweet plants.
@@dajw7540 Could be either, end stage rabies, distemper or it could be hammered on some fermented deer corn or some other intoxicant. Being a wildlife lover and the fact that I feed more than a dozen local coons I personally would put it in an animal crate and feed, water and observe it for a day or two to see if it is intoxicated. If it came around and acted normal for a day then I would simply take it back to where it was and release it. If it died then I would properly dispose of it. If it got sicker than I would dispatch and dispose of it. If it’s sick either way you don’t want other local animals or humans coming in contact with it especially foxes and coyotes and especially if it is rabies.
I think you're right. I found one like this years ago and called animal control. The officer said that it was distemper. Since then I've seen a few others with it.
As a cop, I received numerous calls regarding rabid raccoons. Talking with a local vet who told me that rabies is quite rare in Minnesota. He went on to say the animal likely suffered from distemper. They exhibited foaming at the mouth, unusual body movements swing back and forth, and not being able to walk straight. Either way most times, the animal was dispatched.
Interesting. I called animal control to check on a raccoon that fell from a tree in the back yard. He was moving around as if he was having a seizure. It was making all kinds of noise. Anyhow they came by to look at him & brought a rifle. I thought they would shoot him, no question about it. But they used a stick with a noose on the end to catch him. He didn't put up a fight. Animal control let him go, didn't even remove him from my yard. I haven't seen him since.
Anytime you see a racoon like this... there is something definitely wrong! & it needs to be put out of it's misery & buried. To avoid others possibly being exposed to diphtheria, distemper or rabies. This is "NOT" normal behavior
If you want to go get Hands-On with sick wild animals go right ahead dude but for the majority of the world we aren't equipped with the right tools or knowledge in animal biology to even begin to help in a positive way and a lot of times when called in these animals are put out of their misery
@@mastermindenterpriseslimit7555 yeah, sticking his face right in it for a few.... if you haven't seen one of those animals attack,, you going to be in for the surprise of your goddamn Life......stop doing that! Like cobra or rattlesnake.....take your face off....move like bear!! ÀRE YOU GETTING THIS?!!!
Or the common round worm they carry got to its brain. They act drunk when it first hits and usually are stumbling around more in daylight. I'm not saying that's what it is because I'm not there seeing what you see, but it's common and very possible. I've trapped hundreds.
@@redbirdlandandcattle that’s probably for the best. Although I am reading that some people say they eat fermented corn and grain and it makes them drunk. So I am wondering if he isn’t potentially just hammered. In which case I would happily let him sleep it off. I would need to see some sort of evidence for it though. Otherwise I would rather just put him out of his misery snd avoid him killing somebody’s pet.
I found a squirrel in the same condition. I stood him up and he just fell over. Went back to check on him a few hours later and he was gone. He was like a zombie.
No it's actually probably close to death because of rabies raccoons are nocturnal or diurnal meaning they'd rather be in a tree sleeping during the day.
Oh please don't leave that raccoon please Don't feed and water tell please call someone to come and get the raccoon tell them the raccoon is sick I guarantee you that raccoon is sick what if young children find the raccoon and want to handle it do you want that on your conscience I don't know that man that picked it up by the scruff of its neck the doctor might tell him he has to take treatment just in case because what if he touches something is going to eat puts his hand on his mouth or hie eye or has a scratch on his hand that he touch the raccoons and he catches the disease I'm not kidding they will give you treatments if you're in contact with rabies oh I'm getting upset because so many people don't seem to know what to do with a raccoon like that dangerous that is if it comes around I'm done just look it up touch that raccoon I pray you don't have to take treatment but you better let the doctor know you came in contact with one of your hands on it he could even call the hospital and ask him does he need to do anything about touching a sick Raccoon on find out today sir a torch today before it is too late for treatment
We just had one in our front yard like that. When we approached him to check on him he started rolling and seizing. We sent him home if ya know what I mean. Poor thing was sick!
@7Metra I am laughing so hard at your comment, It's so funny to me that you would call a raccoon a beaver, and I do think that if the raccoon wasn't so sleepy you would have offended it 😂 I'm going to think about this for awhile and chuckle every time I think of it.
I have never seen a rabid raccoon but have seen a rabid skunk and a fox and the fox scared me really badly because it would run circles around our shed and they would run at our fence and then it would run circles around our drive way and then it would run at the fence again, and at one point it set down and looked like it was about to fall over like it was tired and then starting running in circles again. I was trying to contain our dogs so they would not get close to it we wound up having to put it down. We live in the country so we didn't have anybody to call to help us out. We also had at one time a raccoon that would eat the berries off the bushes in our driveway and walk around like it was drunk and we saw it quite often when the berries were abundant. I guess the berries were fermented or overripe or something because he sure ate a lot of them.
VICKY STEVENS, Yes, I've seen animals in the late stages of rabies and they walked in circles too. I've read that the head pain in the latter stages is incredible. You did the best thing for the animal. It is best to put them out of their misery bc sadly, they can't be cured at that point...they only suffer until they die.
A great explanation, poor little innocent animal he needs your help, you shouldn't leave him there alone until you find out whats wrong with him😢save him please. Take him to a vet.
Yeah, these people are idiots. Had a raccoon with distemper in the chicken coop. Dispatched humanely with a 20 gauge and then STRAIGHT in a burlap sack and into a bonfire. Not only can they kill you with disease, but your dogs will go dig up the corpse and eat it and die as well
No I am sure that raccoon die. You all need to know about rabies and different things animals get dogs can get them same thing cats and even bats and other animal what if a child handle that raccoon in stead of a man which obviously he don't know about such things and the child didn't mention it to you child get sick really fast even animals only last a few days with rabies wait general house animals shots to prevent them from getting those things while there are no shots set talk to your children about it so they know not around it and also to run and tell an adult so they could remove it safely and then they put a warning out there's right be in the area he said nobody else get it from the
I'm pretty sure that raccoon did not have rabies. Rabies don't make an animal look all sleepy and tired, rabies make a wild animal anxious and aggressive.
My guess is Distemper. I found a baby that I kept for the night, animal control came and took it in the morning and we both agreed it wasn't suffering from rabies but distemper
Might be late stages of rabies. They turn paralyzed then stop breathing. Becareful everyone.
Been told they can carry up to 32 different diseases.
Or distemper!
Or just drunk af from fermented corn.
@@MrGrazzhoppa been to quite a few calls where animals get into fermenting fruit/grain and become intoxicated. The symptoms can vary in severity and can present as other diseases/disorders. In the case of raccoons… you can absolutely quarantine the animal and wait to see if there is recovery. The most common route is euthanasia for raccoon.
@@TsunauticusIVimagine getting drunk and the euthanized, lol
Dispatching him humanely is all you can do. ❤
bro had the depressive rabies shape
That's what guy videoing was gonna say for sure that's why he stepped recording
Shoot it. Make sure the shot kills, and put it out of its misery.
This is the correct answer.
Dispatch him where?
Raccoons get a parasite from eating garbage that basically destroys their brains and they will do things like walk around in circles like they're chasing their tails or just lay down and wait to die. It is extremely sad.
That's not what this is. This is distemper.
Freeze a small amount of Frenchs mustard in a ice tray crumble it in with some food scraps so they eat it several meals with the mustard gets rid of distemper like in horses .
The running around in circles sounds like rabies
@@lc4life369while that is true if it happened, it didn’t show the coon actually running around in circles. 🤷♀️
@@lc4life369 Rabies and distemper can look very similar symptomatically. Animals with head injuries (often from car impacts) will also often run in a circle. Poisoning can also sometimes result in similar symptoms. A head injury could be determined by examination but for the rest the only way to tell for sure is by testing in a lab.
He isn't rabid, he is dying. So sad 😔 poor thing can't even lift its head. Heart Breaking to see
How do you know hes not dying from rabies genius 😂😂😂😂 he doesnt appear to be in any critical damage. Hes lethargic and timid
@@Spikeleenephew either way I would’ve popped him in the damn head😂
@@jacewilber9201 same i wouldnt be close to that animal, whenever a wild animal lets you get that close to it then they usually have rabies or pretty sick
@@jacewilber9201 you gotta realize he's a creature just like the rest and when they do go through trash or get diseases which btw most of the time is from trash digging it's so that they or their babies can survive so how would u basically while u were trying to find food get walked up on and get shot in the fuckin cranium
Why is it sad?
If that raccoon did not jump up and run away when you picked its head up, you need to.
Might be curling up cause its rhe only comfy spot it could get in at the time.
Rip coon
put him out of his misery ASAP.
No, that's not true at all. It doesn't have rabies. It's distemper. Distemper is common in coons, and can't be spread to humans.
@@mattjack3983could be either. the fact it can't move....
Call the local game and fish office and let them deal with it so they know if there’s a disease coming into the area. That’s info they always need to know asap
maybe he had a bunch of good mushrooms and he's astral projecting through the cosmos
Who else knows how funny ^ comment w the video both are please?
First thing that came to my mind too
Never touch a sick wild animal
He has been shot.
Never touch a sick wild human neither
Don't ever tell me what to do
@@danielnswainful pull my finger
@@danielnswainful just dont do it Daniel 😡
It more than likely was. Even if it was actually distemper or the feline disease, that thing was checking out. I recently had a run in with one that was not so close to death. You guys are lucky.
In a 10th of a second, it will look like you got in a fight with a running skill saw.
I raised coons from babies 👶 💕 because people (humans) are stupid and naive... leave them be. And yeah if you are ignorant and THINK you are going to make a friend, perhaps 🤔, but you are NOT using the brain GOD gave you properly and as was said, YOU WILL look like you fought a running circular saw! 😉
Now as for me I can tell you that YES a Raccoon can make an adorable and loving pet 🥰 I have done it. BUT YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND God gave you a brain for more than just running the organs in your body; Coons have NOT become domestic pets for a reason. That is that they All have DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES and various temperaments. Raising a coon baby where YOU are all they know as a parent, provider, and protector, WILL TURN ON YOU "PRESUMABLY" for no reason. I'll tell you, even as a loving pet 1min emotionally they will think something, or feel something and lash out on you, because we don't know what they may be thinking from one moment to the next.
My beloved Squiggles had bit me at least 5 times within a year. Once just because he got jealous of me petting his brother whom he lived his entire life with because HE wanted my affection totally at that moment. Soooo much more I can say about COONS... but Soooo many are needlessly "MURDERED" because of naivety and strait up cruelty and fear FROM STUPID HUMANS. Sometimes yes they NEED to be put down, but just like you would if they were your pet dog 🐶, they needed the suffering to end. Humanly, NOT OUT OF FEAR, IGNORANCE, OR CRUELTY. MANY HUMANS are cruel, afraid, & BARBARIC.
PEACE OUT, and love y'all ❤️✌️😉.
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I had pet raccoon back in 70's. Farmer found 4 babies on road beside dead mom,we had no animal sanctuaries in area,were unfamiliar with such. Farmer found homes for all,we got a male we named Mo,was great pet used kitty litter with our cats,slept on our beds,went in and out with cats in daytime. Loved to cuddle
That's beautiful thank U for helping the baby cutiepies 💜
How old did mo live to be?
@@christaylor4477 he was 7 , unfortunately was hit by a car. Yes he went in and out with cats in daytime, very rural area
That had to be tough to lose a pet that was that close ! I had a Doberman that was 110lb lap dog ! Hardest thing to deal with !!!
That sounds like you are filthy
Guy - " what the heck....?"
Racoon - " what it look like, I'm fuckn hungover, leave me the hell alone!"
Why did I just hear this in an Australian voice?
Looks like rabies. Possibly poisoning but the chances of rabies is high enough to not chance contracting rabies via transmission by touch, contagious by entering a cut in the man’s skin or via a scratch or a bite from the raccoon. Never handle a sick raccoon, skunk, frequently positive for rabies.
Whoa language chill
@@Mango3_thecreatorgo back to youtube kids
@@suchagoodyoutubename8987this isn’t RUclips kids ?😮
I’ve found a raccoon like this that fell from a really tall tree and bounced. He laid there for like an hour trying to get his head right. I thought he had brain damage but after some time he just walked off lol
Man....top comment. Idk why but the way you told this story deserves some type of youtube comment award. Lol. Really tho
Something was obviously wrong with the animal was wrong if you read other people's comments he could have been so lethargic. Why couldn't you have at least put him in a box just on the off-chance that he could have been saved I don't know for sure but the impression by the your end of the video was you were just going to leave it there to die. You took the time and effort to go see if it was alright but then stopped Midway. I don't understand?
i had the same, but he died like a day later
Brain damage lol
If ur gonna be dumb you gotta be tough 😂
Rabies, distemper, parvo, there is a long list of why to steer clear of nocturnal animals during the day.
Some nocturnal animals, like raccoons, are often out during the day. Not an indication of illness. However, this one? This one is in a bad way and he should've let it be.
Yep, shoot it and bury it
Get medical help for yourself - you'll need rabies shots just by touching it and being so close!
@Mys Tery I'd burn the gloves or anything that had possible contact to avoid getting pets sick. I'm not sure of transmission of all diseases that may be possible here though, and medical help isn't the worst idea one could have
This is a common misconception concerning racoons, that if they are seem out in the daytime it automatically means it is infected with the Rabies virus. This is not true, and continuing to spread this false information leads to many innocent racoons, and other "nocturnal" animals, being needlessly killed. All animals have a place in our ecosystem, and the killing of any animal because of ignorance is not okay at all. Mother raccoons with baby kits come out during the day to forage and eat before staying in at night with their babies to protect them from the predators lurking at night such as the male raccoon. In the dark, it's harder to see, so it makes it harder to keep all their kits safe so they come out during the day, and when the kits begin to grow up, the mother will start bringing them outside in the daytime to teach them how to forage, fish, how to open river clams with rocks, and how to protect themselves from other animals that may want to hurt them. Young male racoons continue to stay in and out awake during the day, and sleep at night for a few years even after leaving the family consisting of grandmothers, daughters, and granddaughters, and the baby male racoons stay with their family for up to three years before setting off on their own. So when you hear an animal is nocturnal, take that as not a dead set rule for each individual of that species. Any nocturnal animals, who are physically able to be out during the day, can be seen out during the day without it automatically meaning that they are rabid, or sick. If they are rabid there will be signs and symptoms you couldn't attribute to any other illness. Also, another animal that gets a bad rsp for being put during the daytime is is opossum. They are generally considered nocturnal, though they can get be seen out in the daytime also. No opossum you see in the daytime will not have rabies because they have a natural immunity to the disease. So when you see one bare their eeth, and hiss at you when you find yourself in front of one taking the trash outside, don't worry that they have rabies. Also they eat ticks, and lots of them. They are also immune to many tick-borne diseases such as Lyme and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. So pass the information along to educate others on the wildlife we share the outdoors with, and even sometimes the indoors as well.
Got into those pine shrooms
I've seen this behavior with wild animals that have eaten fermented fruit. They become super intoxicated and lethargic.
They might be drunk. A lot of animals have a slower digestive system than humans. It happens yo gorillas in the wild every morning, after having spent the full previous day snaking on highly sweet plants.
Edit: snacking
Lol what kind of fermented fruit
Fermented fruits???... the raccoon ate some of the good shit...🤣🤣🤣
Looks like he ate some fermented corn. They used to get hammered eating corn that my ducks would spill.
Face down,passed out drunk. I can relate haha
@@libertyordeath935 Unfortunately, I can also!!!😂😎
Is the corn thing for real?
That's the first thing that came to my mind that or he ate somebody's edibles that raccoons obviously way over buzzed
Happens quite often with fermented fruit in Florida. Happens to opossum also.
We'll never know what wisdom the camera man had for us at the end
I thought the same thing. I figured he was going to say “I’d back up”
There's a chance he's stoned out of his mind from fermented corn. Either way leave him be.
stoned?
@@derekkuhr7854 i think he meant drunk
Or she.
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Come on. No way would you mess with a raccoon like that. A healthy raccoon is a beast. A sick raccoon is a demon.
You beat me to it.
The world is nuts! Bang it in the head and move on. Why make a video about this BS?
@@roilhead agreed, shoot it in the head
Raccoons are sweet animals. I would have taken it to the vet.
@@rong9404 if it has rabies you could get it too
And we wonder why women live longer than we do-
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I assume the guy wanted to know if he can do something to help the racoon or find out if it is alive at all
Because we wear gloves?
@@NobodysPerf3cthe probably means that us men go in more risky situations
Rabies until proven otherwise
Leave him be . If it’s rabies it’s endstage
If boozed he’ll wake up later and wander back home
If he had rabies he would not be acting like that. He would be aggressive and thrashing around until he died. That’s classic distemper right there.
@@dajw7540 not in the end stages
@@dajw7540 definitely distemper
@@dajw7540 Could be either, end stage rabies, distemper or it could be hammered on some fermented deer corn or some other intoxicant. Being a wildlife lover and the fact that I feed more than a dozen local coons I personally would put it in an animal crate and feed, water and observe it for a day or two to see if it is intoxicated. If it came around and acted normal for a day then I would simply take it back to where it was and release it. If it died then I would properly dispose of it. If it got sicker than I would dispatch and dispose of it. If it’s sick either way you don’t want other local animals or humans coming in contact with it especially foxes and coyotes and especially if it is rabies.
@@dajw7540 no end stage rabies brain has been completely destroyed , and they arnt able to thrash around and be aggressive
It’s distemper. I see it often.
You can cure it with surfer or freeze A1/4 cup of drenched mustard then crumble it in with scraps.
@@paulatudor691
I prefer a crockpot with potato’s and onions myself.
@@williamshannon3640 They are pretty good with flour , salt, and pepper fried
Distemper shares some symptoms of rabies, but not other symptoms. Best to either leave the beast alone or play it safe and shot it.
I think you're right. I found one like this years ago and called animal control. The officer said that it was distemper. Since then I've seen a few others with it.
As a cop, I received numerous calls regarding rabid raccoons. Talking with a local vet who told me that rabies is quite rare in Minnesota. He went on to say the animal likely suffered from distemper. They exhibited foaming at the mouth, unusual body movements swing back and forth, and not being able to walk straight. Either way most times, the animal was dispatched.
Interesting. I called animal control to check on a raccoon that fell from a tree in the back yard. He was moving around as if he was having a seizure. It was making all kinds of noise. Anyhow they came by to look at him & brought a rifle. I thought they would shoot him, no question about it. But they used a stick with a noose on the end to catch him. He didn't put up a fight. Animal control let him go, didn't even remove him from my yard. I haven't seen him since.
FACT: That is a Polaris running in the background lol
WHERE
Love it 😂
He won’t shut it off because the starter probably has to be tapped to get it running again 💀
Too funny!
Sounds just like the 400 sportsman I used to have
Anytime you see a racoon like this... there is something definitely wrong!
& it needs to be put out of it's misery & buried. To avoid others possibly being exposed to diphtheria, distemper or rabies.
This is "NOT" normal behavior
He trippin off shrooms
@@alowlife1943 That is very well possible! 🤪
Dude: hey what's your problem buddy
Raccoon: same thing bouta be wrong with you
Don't ever mess with a racoon. They may look all cute and cuddly, but they can be very vicious and dangerous. They will rip you up.
I feed them by hand all the time. They are sweet and gentile creatures
@@codysmith605 gentile? You mean gentle
Nah its just the most time people actually see them is when they are rabid
@@codysmith605 🤣 you've been very lucky so far..but by all means knock your silly self out Dr. Doolittle
In 1990 I had one as a pet. He had free rain. He could go or come home when he wanted to
Get drunkin the woods , wakes up to someone "ending his suffering"
I hope you helped him.poor thing 😳 he looks so helpless 💔
He's wasted. Just leave some grapes there for him when he wakes up.
specifically grapes?
@@mcfeely808 yes. Fermented ones so he can kill his hangover😆
@@mcfeely808 just for his hangover 😂😂😂
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If you want to go get Hands-On with sick wild animals go right ahead dude but for the majority of the world we aren't equipped with the right tools or knowledge in animal biology to even begin to help in a positive way and a lot of times when called in these animals are put out of their misery
Se está haciendo el Muerto ☠️. Es su defensa
It's literally like 24 hours from death and a wild animal.
Yeah let's spend hundreds of dollars makings it life hell to live maybe 2 hours longer
Not with rabies its going to die!
He's like damn bro this fentanyl got me good lol. Got me face down.
Looks messed up alright.
What an excellent opportunity to handle it. Should have put it in your car to get warm.
Or put it inside your jacket to give it your body heat🤔
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Lol
Thank you!!! I needed a laugh today Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol 😂😂😂
Yeah, man- start shaking it around and yelling, “Hey! You hear me? You got rabies or sump in’? Hey!!”
Let him have his final moments alone without torment. Circle of life should be respected.
Darwin Award candidate right here.
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He's definitely Asking for it
@@mastermindenterpriseslimit7555 yeah, sticking his face right in it for a few.... if you haven't seen one of those animals attack,, you going to be in for the surprise of your goddamn Life......stop doing that! Like cobra or rattlesnake.....take your face off....move like bear!! ÀRE YOU GETTING THIS?!!!
Comment of the year award right there
He's more messed up than the coon.
Someone needs to show this guy the "f around and find out" video
Or the common round worm they carry got to its brain. They act drunk when it first hits and usually are stumbling around more in daylight. I'm not saying that's what it is because I'm not there seeing what you see, but it's common and very possible. I've trapped hundreds.
My 17HMR would be putting him out of his misery right now.
That’s what happened after the video
@@redbirdlandandcattle that’s probably for the best. Although I am reading that some people say they eat fermented corn and grain and it makes them drunk. So I am wondering if he isn’t potentially just hammered. In which case I would happily let him sleep it off. I would need to see some sort of evidence for it though. Otherwise I would rather just put him out of his misery snd avoid him killing somebody’s pet.
17HMR breaking out the big guns I see.
Dispatched … on to another
Nah toss him in the drunk tank first if it doesn't sober up in a few hours then bring in the HMR
If you see a coon out during the day, then that coon ain't normal, and very possibly is rabid.
Michigan had an ordinance in my country if you see raccoon kill it. Rabies spread fast.
Paw Paw Nile area?
@@randybuckowing7437 yup Onekama, Bearlake, Brothern
Keep it up and a hospital visit is next!
Why is my correct medication being withheld from Me? I mean.... Certainly not for financial gain or Anything Right??????
And stomach shots
Hell, yes they do! Especially if they are rabbid.
Agree!! Their is a Rabies variant that racoons get. Some say it's worse. Hope he threw those gloves away! And washed coat with concentrated Lysol!!
Could be distemper, or he's been in there for a couple days and about done
Legally have to check daily
@@cw93711 not in a trap
Been in where??
Maybe you should just leave it alone . You don't know what is wrong with it . Hopefully it's not contagious.
We do know what’s wrong with it it’s rabies. It’s a nocturnal animal out in the day
本物の狸寝入り初めて見た、、
これはガチもんやな
アライグマやで
たぬきはもう少し犬みたいに口から鼻が長いよね
I found a squirrel in the same condition. I stood him up and he just fell over. Went back to check on him a few hours later and he was gone. He was like a zombie.
Likely got snatch by a bird
Fermented fruits.
Did you put it out of its miseries (mercy kill) ? Or got to a Vet ❤ ?
“Brad I thought I told you stay out of my room when I’m hungover”
Он живой! Просто в капкане долго находился! Спасите его!
В каком капкане? Ты хоть раз енотов встречал в дикой природе? По опыту скажу, он испугался и притворился дохлым.
@@Ешь_людей ТАК НАДО ПОДКОРМИТЬ !! ПРИРУЧИТЬ
@@Ешь_людейтак же как и енотовидная собака
He's sick. Most likely from rabies or distemper.
Кто вас ослов рожает😁
Be damn careful if you pick it up, especially if it would be rabid.
これが狸寝入りか😮
No it's actually probably close to death because of rabies raccoons are nocturnal or diurnal meaning they'd rather be in a tree sleeping during the day.
狸寝入り＝sham sleep
Give that raccoon water and some food if he wakes up ,he has something to refreshed him.
You're not very bright, are you?! The raccoon is rabid. It needs to be put out of its misery.
Oh please don't leave that raccoon please Don't feed and water tell please call someone to come and get the raccoon tell them the raccoon is sick I guarantee you that raccoon is sick what if young children find the raccoon and want to handle it do you want that on your conscience I don't know that man that picked it up by the scruff of its neck the doctor might tell him he has to take treatment just in case because what if he touches something is going to eat puts his hand on his mouth or hie eye or has a scratch on his hand that he touch the raccoons and he catches the disease I'm not kidding they will give you treatments if you're in contact with rabies oh I'm getting upset because so many people don't seem to know what to do with a raccoon like that dangerous that is if it comes around I'm done just look it up touch that raccoon I pray you don't have to take treatment but you better let the doctor know you came in contact with one of your hands on it he could even call the hospital and ask him does he need to do anything about touching a sick
Raccoon on find out today sir a torch today before it is too late for treatment
that's a great way to know if one has rabies 💃🏻
that's what I would have done
We just had one in our front yard like that. When we approached him to check on him he started rolling and seizing. We sent him home if ya know what I mean. Poor thing was sick!
Did the right thing 💜
Or drunk assholes.....lol
That's Groot after he did drugs
That's sad, to see an animal in that situation. I had a cat that ended up getting rabies,he went under our house to die. It's sad😔
They don't have any idea if it has rabies. It looks more like poison to me.
Drunk on fermented corn, berries etc or distemper or even bird flu.
Out in Montana they had to put down a grizzly that had bird flu
How long ago on the griz
Just asking; you really think the grizzly had the bird flu ?
Yea definitely never touch a wounded or rabid animal it can go very badly for you.
Poor thing....hope he's doing well
He on his last moment you gotta type this im next outta here
IT'S A FUGGIN RODENT IF IT AIN'T DEAD SHOULD KILL IT.
Он просто ещё не проснулся. Так бывает. Не трогайте его. Пусть спит.
@7Metra это не бобер, это енотовидная собака - енот. В это время они ещё в спячке или полусонные.
He is like a ferret, he sleeps so deeply that you have to flop him around to wake him up
@7Metra I am laughing so hard at your comment, It's so funny to me that you would call a raccoon a beaver, and I do think that if the raccoon wasn't so sleepy you would have offended it 😂 I'm going to think about this for awhile and chuckle every time I think of it.
Poor baby. ❤ And you are so right, It would be terrible to touch him then have your own pets to come down with something.
Jesus have Mercy on this Precious Animal and Bless those who help him/her
Dam critter got into the hooch patch again !
😂 this is awkward having to bail out your neighbors from jail due to partying hard.😂
Спасите его! Не бросайте!
Да он уже дохлый
Até os animais clamam por Socorro.
Shut up
God Bless that little angel heart
I have never seen a rabid raccoon but have seen a rabid skunk and a fox and the fox scared me really badly because it would run circles around our shed and they would run at our fence and then it would run circles around our drive way and then it would run at the fence again, and at one point it set down and looked like it was about to fall over like it was tired and then starting running in circles again. I was trying to contain our dogs so they would not get close to it we wound up having to put it down. We live in the country so we didn't have anybody to call to help us out. We also had at one time a raccoon that would eat the berries off the bushes in our driveway and walk around like it was drunk and we saw it quite often when the berries were abundant. I guess the berries were fermented or overripe or something because he sure ate a lot of them.
VICKY STEVENS, Yes, I've seen animals in the late stages of rabies and they walked in circles too. I've read that the head pain in the latter stages is incredible.
You did the best thing for the animal. It is best to put them out of their misery bc sadly, they can't be cured at that point...they only suffer until they die.
He's been boozing it up ..got ahold of something fermented lol
Bro is on that fentanyl
He ate a poison apple from a witch he just needs a kiss sir
アライグマ･･････生きてるみたいだけど、相当衰弱してる⁉️
撮影後にちゃんと動物病院に連れて行ってくれたと祈りたい😢
なんで野生動物を動物病院に連れて行くんだよ笑
そんなんいちいちやってたら時間もお金も足りないわwこのアライグマの死体が虫を産み、植物を産み、それによりまた生きる生物が居るって事を忘れてないか？エゴだけじゃ自然は成り立たないんだよ。
@@イカ七郎 夜中、事故に合ったタヌキを保護して動物病院探したけど何処も開いて無くて動物園に連れて行った事ある…放っとけなかった。こんな奴もいるのよ…orz
害獣ならそのまま放置する。
@@イカ七郎 野生だろうと無かろうと関係無いと思いますが？
見捨てるのが正解だと言うんですか？
A great explanation, poor little innocent animal he needs your help, you shouldn't leave him there alone until you find out whats wrong with him😢save him please. Take him to a vet.
When boys from the suburbs play in the woods. Good luck gents!
Ahahaha thats funny Matta!!
You see those boots? You see how soft that Carhartt looks? That ain't no suburbs boy. He's got gloves and guts. That's all a country boy needs.
Leave your negativity at home stop posting judgements of a 10 second video. Grow up
@@kodakoala What you said!
Yeah, these people are idiots.
Had a raccoon with distemper in the chicken coop. Dispatched humanely with a 20 gauge and then STRAIGHT in a burlap sack and into a bonfire. Not only can they kill you with disease, but your dogs will go dig up the corpse and eat it and die as well
if this was a scary zombie raccoon movie we'd all be screaming at this guy
Call "Animal Control". It should be checked for Rabies.
Енот спецально прикидывается что он мертв потом уходиш он убегает.
That 🎉party last night was crazy 🤪
タヌキさんを助けてあげて貴方達に優しい心があるならこのタヌキさんを見捨てないで欲しいです。アライグマか，タヌキさんか分かりませんが尻尾がアライグマ見たいです見捨てないないで欲しいこの子も命が有ります救って下さい
落ち着けよ
あなたと同じようなお考えのコメントにこの返信をしたので乱文ですがご一読ください。
ネコや犬などの本来野生動物ではない生き物、愛玩動物なら助けるのは最もですが、アライグマほか野生動物であれば人間の勝手で命の是非を判断するに及びません。自然の摂理なのでそのまま放っておくべきです。
なお動画のような、おそらく北米大陸ですが狂犬病が発生している地域では野生の哺乳類を救う、もとより触るなんてもってのほかですよ？ 動物病院に連れていくものなら獣医が怒って追い返します。狂犬病以外にも炭疽病や介癬など人間にも伝染る病気がありますから日本でも触らない方が良いでしょうね。
ちなみにアライグマはアライグマ回虫という恐ろしい寄生虫もいますから発生国では普通の人なら近づきません。
なお、例外としてアマミノクロウサギや猛禽類など絶滅の危機にひんしている希少生物であれば状況によって保護をする必要があります。
このような理由から野生動物を動物病院に連れていくという考えは改めて今後の人生を歩んで行ってくださいませ。
Rabid. You probably don’t want to be around him.
I'd put him in my mother inlawers car .with the snake that is about to fall on your head.
You don't, it would be more dangerous than anyone could imagine.
Did he end up being ok? I hope!
Yea he snapped out of it a few hours later. 🤦
Does this generation not ever heard of rabies that is really scary
No I am sure that raccoon die. You all need to know about rabies and different things animals get dogs can get them same thing cats and even bats and other animal what if a child handle that raccoon in stead of a man which obviously he don't know about such things and the child didn't mention it to you child get sick really fast even animals only last a few days with rabies wait general house animals shots to prevent them from getting those things while there are no shots set talk to your children about it so they know not around it and also to run and tell an adult so they could remove it safely and then they put a warning out there's right be in the area he said nobody else get it from the
I'm pretty sure that raccoon did not have rabies. Rabies don't make an animal look all sleepy and tired, rabies make a wild animal anxious and aggressive.
@@cathydenson1928 Cathy, stop smoking bong rips of methamphetamine again, cmon.
No worries, he just identifies as a sloth.
Nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk , good one 😂
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I’m glad you saw him, poor guy.
City person
Com luvas , coloque numa caixa e leve num veterinário. Não abandone
Shoot it
My guess is Distemper. I found a baby that I kept for the night, animal control came and took it in the morning and we both agreed it wasn't suffering from rabies but distemper
I felt the same way lastnight.. missed work today. I was messed up too
Bruuuuh😂
I hope you dispatched it quickly and got rid of your work gloves incase it was rabid
Drunk af! Lol poor guy must’ve found the fruit trees…! Landed on his face!
After he recovers from his mild case of rabies he will be as soft and cuddly as ever.
dead😅😆
I would bet the house on hydro-phobia but always test for the worst and don't take things half heartedly because Rabies is no joke!
Raccoons can bite through those gloves unless lined with steel.
Daj go pyszczkiem do góry żeby mógł oddychać. Mam nadzieję że zabrałeś go do weterynarza żeby mu ktoś pomógł. Widać że mały potrzebuje pomocy.
You don't take wild animals to the vet. He needs put out of his misery
I hope you helped him
Rabies is terminal fiddlestick
You see. A opossum would never get rabies
I would have gave it a dirt nap
That fool ate someone's stash, he's off his ass on Fent 😂
Llévatelo, no lo abandones
Put him out of his misery?
Did you manage to Save, Help him in some way? 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Animals with rabies like this are immediately put down.
Most likely distemper
Raccoon on dope.
Hey that would make a good Band name. Raccoons on Dope.