Wed three hungry raccoons

James Blackwood
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Nov 6, 2026
RACCOONS CAME BACK AFTER THE BEARS LEFT ON WEDNESDAY 4TH NOVEMBER 2026.
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AI GeneratedA man shares a glimpse into his daily life, discussing his pets, the local wildlife, and personal concerns. He describes caring for his cats and feeding raccoons while his partner, Angie, recovers from an illness. The conversation touches upon the presence of bears in the area, recent US election results, and the impact of tariffs on trade.
I only got one raccoon. We had four,
but those bears got them all rattled.
There's Mr. Connor.
He's eating cookies.
Where are you going?
Huh? Where are you going?
Where are you going?
You want to finish off the cookies?
Yeah, there was four of them out there. I went to open the door,
put the food out, and they all took off. This guy came back.
Oh, and Angie's sick.
She's in the hospital all night,
and she got up this morning.
And wrecked the bed and she's still down there now.
So I'm looking after all the animals and the cats and doing the litter.
And I went to the drugstore to get
a fill prescription there.
He's leaving.
It was cold
last night.
It was below freezing.
Wasn't it Connor?
It was cold last night.
Yes, it was.
Yes, it was.
It was cold.
So this is Charlotte, the little girl.
If the bears come tonight, I'm going to try to film them.
They were here three times last night.
I stayed up till 5 o'clock in the morning
waiting for her to see if she was getting home or not.
I'm going to flip this over.
There we go.
Yeah, I stayed up till 5 o'clock waiting on her.
And she didn't go home till 10.
So she's been in bed ever since.
She'd get up a couple of times to get something to drink and that.
But anyway, she said, I'm manning the fort.
Sure.
Ha, ha, ha.
She said, I was supposed to look after you, she said.
Well, I'm fine. I feel good.
So we're wearing masks just
in case she got one on.
If she comes upstairs, I put a mask on, she puts one on.
Anyway, I'm very pleased with how
the election went last night down in the United States.
I'm hoping that, oh my God,
things will go back to normal and get rid of these tariffs.
The tariffs are hurting not just us, but the people in America as well.
It's costing an arm and a leg to...
to bring stuff in from Canada
and same thing with us bringing in the stuff from the United States so
her book if you buy it down in the United States is very cheap
but up here it's all
it's with the 50% tariff it's 50 some dollars for a children's book
and it's not worth it.
So we brought a whole bunch here and we sold them locally.
So what are you looking at?
She thinks I'm going to feed her.
She just ate.
Yeah, she just ate.
He's up there resting in the tree.
I know them bears will be around.
I have to go out with a shovel tomorrow and they pooped in my lawn.
Now, I was saying to Angie the last night, I said,
you know, the raccoons here, they don't poop on the deck.
They don't poop in the yard anywhere.
Like we go around with the lawnmower and that, you don't see any.
Nothing. They must do it in the woods somewhere,
but they don't do it out in the yard, but the bears do, and it's huge.
It's like an elephant.
But the other night they were playing on the lawn,
and last night the big fella came,
and he laid down in the middle of my lawn and went to sleep.
But his fur looks good, and he's got lots of hair.
And notice that our deer has the winter fur on now.
They're a great dark brown and the summertime
is like a reddish color.
So they got their winter coats on too.
So, Charlotte, Charlotte,
I'm not feeding you. No way. I'm going to put a movie on.
That's what I'm going to do. I'm going
to make some toast for myself. No, not a soul.
Mr. Connor, he's just a baby boy.
He's daddy's baby boy.
Yes, he was.
MMMMMMMMMM
Oh, is he ever purring?
Is he ever purring?
Yes, you were.
You're purring, aren't you?
Yeah.
He likes this on the bridge of his nose.
He likes to get rubbed there.
Yeah.
And he likes his back rubbed.
And he, once I went to bed, he went to bed with me.
And then she came home, went to bed, and he stayed the rest of the day.
But I get up and I went.
To get her prescriptions and stuff.
Right Connor?
I wish they'd fix that bridge in Stellarton.
There's only one...
The only way to get to Stellarton now is to...
Oh, there we go.
We've got somebody coming.
Two!
There we go.
Don't be fighting.
There's lots of food there.
Oh, three.
Here we go.
Everybody's happy.
Everybody's happy.
I'm going to turn
that overhead
light off here.
I don't get the reflection in the door.
There.
There's lots of hot dogs there.
I put out full hot dogs.
I didn't cut them.
Last night, the bandit was up here.
Yeah.
Look how big he is, huh?
Big bum on him.
And I'd have to say the other raccoons
that don't come here, they're pretty thin
by the time they're finished sleeping.
But these guys are still fat.
Because we get a real mild day and we keep
the deck cleaned off all winter and by golly they come up and
Boy, they just load right up where they're we're here waiting
for them if they get a mild day out to come
Well, at least they know where
to come to get fed.
Well, he's licking all
the cream off the cookies.
What's he gonna have hot dog?
He's gonna have a hot dog.
I put a dozen out there.
I'm surprised that Scooter's not up here
But we're not getting a big crowd.
A lot of them left when the bears start coming.
A lot of them, they'll just move to another area.
But the regulars, they stay.
Yeah.
He's watching them.
Do you see the raccoons?
Connor.
He's used to them now.
He's been looking at them for...
He came here in 2014.
So he's been watching them all that time.
He was two when he got here.
So he's about...
And it says 12 years he's been here,
so he'd be 14 years old now, and she's about the same age.
She was at Tracy's for a long time,
and then she moved in here,
and she's
been here since April 22nd of 2015.
So I had him from August 14 up to in April,
and we were just him and I together.
Yeah.
Oh, these fellas are hungry.
Well, they know where to come.
Come on, come on.
And the little guy that brought us hot dogs Halloween night,
we put his hot dogs out right away and they ate them all.
Didn't they, Connor?
Huh?
He's not bothered anymore.
He's, I'm not watching.
Oh, he's taking
cookies over.
And we're down to, he's going to eat cookies.
We're down to three hot dogs left.
I'll have to get some more.
I'll wait till they move on and then I'll put some more out.
I imagine that it's, what, 10 to 8 here now?
Yeah.
Some of our provinces didn't put the time back.
All the western provinces stayed the same and part of Ontario,
but Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland,
they all went back the hour.
I hate that when the time goes back.
I get a cuckoo clock here that it's a nuisance changing it.
It's not a problem going ahead.
It's when you've got to go back.
I have to do a reset on it
and sometimes I just leave it.
A little bit.
I just leave it on this the time and don't worry about it.
The other paw left and we just got two here now.
Another
one
back.
Yeah
So
we're
back
up to
three.
And uh when we pet them the fur is very soft.
Yeah I have
to put some more hot dogs out.
Yes I gotta put more hot dogs.
As soon as I crack that door they'll be gone.
He's gone to sleep huh?
Sleepy head.
He's there cleaning up the cookies.
I'm going to have my toast
and I'm going to put more
food out for these fellas.
So anyway, we'd say goodbye for now.
It's good to have them back.
I'm
All right, we'll see you later.
starting
Bye-bye.
to
speak
now.
