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    Just One More Coat Beemerboy's Avatar
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    Got a Possum Under The Deck

    OK got the turtles out from under the deck and was back to normal until last week.

    On Friday night I noticed something on the back deck. Turned on the light and its a possum eating the cats dry food. Went out and he takes off into a hole in the deck where the lawn meets the deck.

    I could just plug that up but the cat goes under there when its hot to stay cool, also there is no other way out. Last night he was back and I`m still wondering as to what I`m going to do.

    Will call animal control today to see what they say. I`m sure that he`s under the deck hiding in the day.

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    COME AT ME BRO JaredPointer's Avatar
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    Haha Beemer!! You need to put up something to keep these wild animals out from under your deck! It must be like a little slice of heaven under there for them! Good luck with this one!
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    well at least the turtles are safe :lol

    a shot gun could easily take care of your problem:dunno
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    Just One More Coat Beemerboy's Avatar
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    That`s the problem there is only one way under the deck and I`m not sure how he got in the back yard to start with. The wife tells me they live in trees? I`ve got to do some research on that one
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    Just One More Coat Beemerboy's Avatar
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    Steve If I could it would have been done already take my word for it!!
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    Well, Beemerboy, if you didn`t hide Groebuck`s cake under there, you might not attract so much wild life!
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    Practice makes "PERFECT" clean4u's Avatar
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    Originally posted by Poorboy
    well at least the turtles are safe :lol

    a shot gun could easily take care of your problem:dunno
    "A Clean Ride is a Happy Ride" To some its just a Ride!!!! So True!!!!!

 

 

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