hahahahahhahha i was about to comment that same thing, LMOA bro he like said NOOPE aint scratchin my ass like that again..hahah that racoon obviously has had to do that climbing technique before probably many times to get away from other cats and dogs lol
One day I was looking down at my cat and happened to glance up to see a raccoon two foot right above my head in a space of the ceiling of my porch. The cat had no idea that it was there.
This was great! It was like watching a real-life cartoon. The raccoon going up backwards up the fence to make sure the cat doesn't attack was hilarious and brilliant.
That's a normal cat that had any outside experience at all. They're all badass, truly. People have a major misconception of cats because they think of their Grandmother's cats, who were big puffy balls of lazy and gluttony. They're unapproachable and just always angry but a cat that's taken care of like a child or even most dogs act completely different. I've had many who fight anything, follow me anywhere, ride around on my shoulders, come to me when I call them... not 100% obiedence but as high as you can achieve without starvation...cats are heavily underrated for real...
@@chuckdeuces911Facts. Cats are truly amazing. A Dog and Cat duo has to be the greatest friendship in the world. Cats are far better hunters than Dogs too.
So in this situation the racoon came into the cats territory, just so happened to be that this is a large male cat!! should try to make sure he comes in at nigh!!
Their head and rear end have the least amount of fur and the cat can grab ahold of him. So he protected his back side because the head is where those teeth are. That cat knows that. These guys know each other pretty good. If they were strangers all hell wouldv broke loose.
The cat recently became famous with a movie called "the exorcism of the racoon" where the racoon does climb all kind of stuff up in reverse (including the ceiling) and screems "taC, taC, taC" all the time...
@@Asiansxsymbol lol cat's are no joke and this racoon now's it , cat got claws and teeth , imagine the famous cat move grabbing you then it with back claws
@@Asiansxsymbol Not. On wildlife cameras it has been spotted many times that wild cats would battle raccoons and also kill them. Often the only animal a raccoon respects that is smaller than itself is a cat. A common saying is that a cat can handle a dog twice it's size and that goes for all animals, as long as it's not more than double the size, the cat has a chance of winning straight up.
@JohnK That's why people should keep their cats inside. Cats are too little to defend themselves against bigger, stronger wild animals. That was a young raccoon and that's why the kitty was able to scare him off.
Incredible. Pound for pound a cat is a formidable opponent to any animal. As is a raccoon. Neat to see that the cat successfully protected their territory.
That is one brave kitty. Mine would have stood there looking at the raccoon and let it knock over our trash. I don't blame my cats. Raccoons can be fierce, are built like miniature bears, and can get twice as heavy as the average house cat. I'm human, and I wouldn't run up to one like that. XD
Let just say I heard of someone doing this. But lock the same size raccoon in a cage with your cat and leave them alone. And you will have a pet raccoon. What will you name him?
In a fight, if it came to it, I don't think the cat would win though. Raccoons are savage and much stronger than you think. Maybe a large cat would, but I'd say 80% of the time the raccoon wins that fight
I never liked cats, UNTIL, my 13 year old daughter begged for a cat. I resisted, but her pregnant teacher not suspecting that she would have another pregnancy decided she didn’t need the 6 month tabby ( her third cat) that she had rescued under the school bleachers. About two weeks after we got it my wife came home from work and found me in my recliner, asleep, with the purring cat in my lap. The purring sound was so relaxing that I would easily dose off. We kept that wonderful cat for 17 years. It was so affectionate with me, my family and would often be curled up in the arms of our young Labrador.
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
i find it interesting how even though they are different species they both do the back arch thing to make themselves look bigger. it really is fascinating
Here's a thought🤔...the raccoon got up that fence as if it were the top WWE rope and imagine it teasing the cat. "Nanner Nanner Nanner, you can't get me, sucka, ha!" - It would've been a trip had the cat decided to leap and go after it bcuz they can leap that height with no problem. Cat - "Oh, you think you tuff! I hate yo black n white fur, I hate yo black mask and hate you came in my peep's backyard tryna mess up my goodie spot. Now I gotta cut ya!" - It's the thuggish ruggish claw 😂 bonus thought: Raccoon; as if it were George Jetson on the spacewalk: "ahh, mama!, come get this bad 'ol putty tat. Dis is some cra cra; I'll never want no p***y this bad ever again! These felines be tripp'n, ugh🤬" 😂...🤨opinions?
The cat was like, hey get off my property lol I actually had a golden retriever and the neighbor had a yellow lab. The lab came over and was in my back yard. My golden had a fit and bad dog fight started. Well my cat who was sitting on the back porch heard the fight and took off across the yard and literally jumped into the middle of the dog fight, broke it up and the dogs went their separate ways and the cat walked back to the house acting totally cool, like nothing happened lol I was amazed!!!
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
The reality of all this is. Yes large house cats like this can hold there own. However, if the Raccoon had truly wanted to it would have owned that kitty very easily. I've heard to many horror stories. If they can fend off Coyotes not all of the time but most of the time. Think about what they can do to a house cat folks. Keep your pets indoors if possible.
Posey could give my 5 backyard kitties a lesson. They are way too laid back. Raccoons and Possums are nightly visitors to my back porch eating the kitties dry kibbles, They are just like ... whatever ...lol ...Good job Posey!
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
A few years back we had a young possum come right on in the house to go for the kitty food every night for about two weeks. We used to leave the front door wide open so the cats could go in and out whenever they wanted. The cats saw the young possum and left him alone, lol.
Had a cat when I was about 14 we had raccoons staying in the storm drain on the street we lived on. One day he saw one go in there and he followed it in was probably about 4 or 5 full grown raccoons living in there and I’ll just say I never saw another raccoon leave or go back in that storm drain. Ole Tiger passed away from feline leukemia when I was 17 biggest, sweetest, toughest, most predatory driven cat I’ve ever had.
To you coon fans out there- cats- esp. Feral cats- large males etc. can be ferocious and often do fight off and injure coons. Raccoons don't always win. Cats often take the coons to the woodshed. My 14 pound orange male frequently trees raccoons.
LOVE MY CAT, MY CAT WAS A KITTEN WHEN I PUT HIM IN THE BATHROOM, NEXT THING I WALK INTO THE BATHROOM AND I SEE A DECAPITATED MOUSE BEHIND THE TOILET, I FELL IN LOVE WITH MY CAT RIGHT THEN
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Yes. lol We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Good kitty! Much better than one older sister's cat. The cat had a litter of kittens under her deck. A few nights later, a skunk tried for the kittens. She said the neighbors called to ask what the shrieking was. She told them, the cat is chasing off a skunk. A few weeks later you could still smell skunk, but it never came back LOL.
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Is that a chicken coupe on the right side of the picture? If so, and the coupe has chicken wire, that raccoon will grab the chickens through the wire and pull it through the wire! I would think so, because the raccoon focused his time on the coupe. The stealth of the cat is awesome. He actually stayed in the shadow of the grill, while the raccoon walked right by to the coupe. 😂 It seems the two got together to make this video. Cat: “Carl, my owners installed this camera. Let’s make a video for the humans. You sneak in the backyard and I’ll be waiting. I will stalk you and act badass, while you run to the gate.” 😂😂 Raccoon: “What can I do to look badass?” Cat: “Oh, you back in the corner of the fence, like I’m about to attack. But instead, you slowly back up and climb the fence. The humans will love it. I guarantee we will get animal points. No one gets hurt and none the wiser to our little scene. Trust me it will work!” Raccoon: “Awesome! I love the part where I back up the fence. I’ve actually been working on the move lately. I can do it, but just give me a few extra seconds to get myself positioned before you attack. You’ll scare the piss out of me!”😂 ATTENTION: No cats or raccoons were injured during the filming of this video! 😂😂
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Yes. We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house. On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair. Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail. I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
That reverse walk up the chain-link fence by the raccoon was a straight up ninja move!
thats called survival the racoon knew not to turn his back on the cat.
🤣👍
lol that was totally awesome!
hahahahahhahha i was about to comment that same thing, LMOA bro he like said NOOPE aint scratchin my ass like that again..hahah that racoon obviously has had to do that climbing technique before probably many times to get away from other cats and dogs lol
Ikr that's what i thought too 😂👍🦝🥷
Lil homie was so scared he backed up the fence in reverse 😂
I have stray cats and raccoons at work, they all get along pretty well. they are funny to watch.
Facts lol had me cryinggg
One day I was looking down at my cat and happened to glance up to see a raccoon two foot right above my head in a space of the ceiling of my porch. The cat had no idea that it was there.
My respect for cats 🐈 just jumped 100 points. I love that kitty protecting HIS yard.. get out!.. Mr Mask wearing rat.. THIS is my spot!..
Dogs
That is a good cat, protecting his property like a champ!
It is a true champ!
I'm on team coyote, that cat will have its day.
@@rooster6271 goofy
@@rooster6271 go cry
@@rooster6271 I’m on team Pitbull, I’d bet on it to break the spines of two coyotes at a time!
This was great! It was like watching a real-life cartoon. The raccoon going up backwards up the fence to make sure the cat doesn't attack was hilarious and brilliant.
Them Tom and jerry vibes
pretty cool raccoon moonwalk
I didn't know racoons could do that!!!
Racoon: "Neither did I!"
@@GregMoress you get an lol from me,
Cat: I prepared my whole life for this moment and now the time has come.
Raccoon: Ohhh shit... 👀 *starts climbing backwards*
Dude that got me, I was like wtf, is that his tail up there?
LMFAOOOOOOO
Crazy, he climbed up backwards until he felt safe to turn!
lmao that really surprised me, its actually really impressive that they can do that
The Cat: The time has come and so have I!
Never turn your back on the enemy. Well played Mr. Raccoon 🦝!
Cat said, " what's up bro? Who do you think you are rolling up in my hood with that mask on?"😂
I love your comment it made me laugh lol about the mask hahaaaaaaaaaaahhhaaaaaa 😅😂
it's fascinating seeing how intelligent both are.
theyve done this millions of times for ages and ages
@@zigzigzig they mortal enemies and the raccoon knows what the cat is capable of
Cat was like “you in the wrong crib foo” 😂
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So the cats mexican?
🤣🤣
That's a bad ass cat!!
No!
That's a normal cat that had any outside experience at all. They're all badass, truly. People have a major misconception of cats because they think of their Grandmother's cats, who were big puffy balls of lazy and gluttony. They're unapproachable and just always angry but a cat that's taken care of like a child or even most dogs act completely different. I've had many who fight anything, follow me anywhere, ride around on my shoulders, come to me when I call them... not 100% obiedence but as high as you can achieve without starvation...cats are heavily underrated for real...
@@chuckdeuces911Facts. Cats are truly amazing. A Dog and Cat duo has to be the greatest friendship in the world. Cats are far better hunters than Dogs too.
So in this situation the racoon came into the cats territory, just so happened to be that this is a large male cat!! should try to make sure he comes in at nigh!!
@@chuckdeuces911 Cats are tough m*fers. Win or lose they always fight.
Lmfao at the raccoon for walking up backwards 🤣 😂 💀 😭 😅 🙃 🤣
He’s smart he know not to turn his back maybe he’s been in some fights 🤔
I never knew they could do that. He must be really scared. 😳😆🤣
Their head and rear end have the least amount of fur and the cat can grab ahold of him. So he protected his back side because the head is where those teeth are. That cat knows that. These guys know each other pretty good. If they were strangers all hell wouldv broke loose.
That cat got confused how that raccoon just climbed that fence backwards
I had no idea racoons could climb up backwards. He pulled a Morpheus or Neo move
Lmao lmao 😂😂
Lmfaoooooo
Only the cat??? I was confused as well. :D
Ive never seen a raccoon do that before. That was trippy
Seems like the cat was territorial. Like, "hey, this is my backyard!"
You have a very good cat he protects his territory very well
That cat was trippin' when the raccoon went up the fence backwards..😲😂🤣
hell i was trippin!!! i know the cat like that a new move teach me that shit!
Cat just knew coon had the high ground.
Cat was like “nigga am I trippin or is this foo climbing backwards?”
thats some david blaine shit right there
@@Jackson-pu7gdwhos david blaine?
The cat recently became famous with a movie called "the exorcism of the racoon" where the racoon does climb all kind of stuff up in reverse (including the ceiling) and screems "taC, taC, taC" all the time...
I thought for sure kitty was gonna jump the fence after it! Raccoon was running away and Kitty made sure he left his property! 😂
*Cat:* You in the wrong backyard, fool!
Good thing that raccoon had a way out. If cornered, cat may have had more than he could handle.
Racoon: “oh golly I wonder if theres some scrumptious goodies over here”
Cat: *Get out of my yard* 👿🐆
That is a brave cat.
Foolish cat! Any fully grown raccoon could kill it
@@Asiansxsymbol lol cat's are no joke and this racoon now's it , cat got claws and teeth , imagine the famous cat move grabbing you then it with back claws
@@Asiansxsymbol Not. On wildlife cameras it has been spotted many times that wild cats would battle raccoons and also kill them. Often the only animal a raccoon respects that is smaller than itself is a cat. A common saying is that a cat can handle a dog twice it's size and that goes for all animals, as long as it's not more than double the size, the cat has a chance of winning straight up.
@JohnK That's why people should keep their cats inside. Cats are too little to defend themselves against bigger, stronger wild animals. That was a young raccoon and that's why the kitty was able to scare him off.
@JohnK You're just pasting propaganda at this point, go home.
Protecting the flock of chickens in the coop. Good kitty!
Exactly right! I thought that was a chicken coop! Good kitty!!!
@@jeremythompson1593 why would the cat allow other animals to eat it’s food?
The king of cats. Made him back it up. One less yard to visit in the future, and better not catch you on the street either!!!!
Never even thought a cat would have a chance against a racoon let alone make one climb up a fence backwards to excape. Damn
Cats are ferocious and they won’t stop until they win the fight.
There’s been a few accounts of main coon cats killing pit bulls tho I don’t know if it’s true but it’s just something I heard
That was a big ass cat though, looked only slightly smaller than the coon.
I mean I seen a dog get fucked up by a raccoon so I though a cat had no chance I guess they just built different
@@christianwilliams8967 the thing with cats is they literally don’t give up they will keep going until they get what they want
It looks like the raccoon went to the hen house and the cat wasn't having it
Yeah I was seeing that too because raccoons will viciously kill chickens and eat the breast meat they are worse than foxes
@@chrisarnette6931 ya there crazy I had a raccoon chew through chicken wire in my backyard
that's a good kitty. will keep the raccoons out of the trash, lol.
I’m just trying to get something to eat man
Raccoons eat cats
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz they do but it is very unlikely
@@Chriscraft-ug3sz My big ass black cat with panther eyes jumped two raccoons and knocked them both over a bunch of times.
@@tander101 is he neutered
The way the cat stopped in the grill's shadow when the motion light came on was too funny
Incredible. Pound for pound a cat is a formidable opponent to any animal. As is a raccoon. Neat to see that the cat successfully protected their territory.
That's one bad ass cat. I have a huge cat and he just watches raccoons in the yard, even when they eat his food.
Cat: so you're the one who's been getting into my catnip! 🐱😡
Raccoon: go go gadget legs, reverse lever activated! 🦝⚙️🪛
Cats are no joke an ultimate predator! Mean little guys. Love em!
Cat : Let this be to the death then. Only one of us leaves here alive......hey, wait, what the hell are you doing?? Get back here!
Cats are great! Very protective of their home! Watch out though, those raccoons are tough!
True they will work on some coon dogs them teeth potent
That is one brave kitty. Mine would have stood there looking at the raccoon and let it knock over our trash. I don't blame my cats. Raccoons can be fierce, are built like miniature bears, and can get twice as heavy as the average house cat. I'm human, and I wouldn't run up to one like that. XD
Damn, you're human?? I thought a Husky made this comment.
@@anomaly6382 XD
Now that you point it out, that was silly for me to say. Of course I am human.
@@Loopy_Kick lol im just messing. It cracked me up when I 1st read it
@@anomaly6382 Oh, okay. Glad you got a good laugh. =D
Let just say I heard of someone doing this. But lock the same size raccoon in a cage with your cat and leave them alone. And you will have a pet raccoon. What will you name him?
In a fight, if it came to it, I don't think the cat would win though. Raccoons are savage and much stronger than you think. Maybe a large cat would, but I'd say 80% of the time the raccoon wins that fight
idk that cat is pretty big
@The_Terror even with claws, raccoon would still win
@@Fhall0ween you never know
The fact that the raccoon isn't guaranteed a win makes it not worth the risk. 80% chance of winning is a 20% chance of losing and just not worth it.
Now I know why my cat likes to go out at night
Racoon was interested in the chicken coop. Good thing the cat chased it away.
I never liked cats, UNTIL, my 13 year old daughter begged for a cat. I resisted, but her pregnant teacher not suspecting that she would have another pregnancy decided she didn’t need the 6 month tabby ( her third cat) that she had rescued under the school bleachers. About two weeks after we got it my wife came home from work and found me in my recliner, asleep, with the purring cat in my lap. The purring sound was so relaxing that I would easily dose off. We kept that wonderful cat for 17 years. It was so affectionate with me, my family and would often be curled up in the arms of our young Labrador.
Now that's a real gangster cat. Thats it's yard and it needs to protect it. Well done cat, well done!
What an awesome skill set 👏
The abilitie to climb a gate backwards
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
@1:22 they both bow up trying to show the other who's bigger. Hahahaha. Cats are savages. He wasted no time going on the prowl.
The fact that he walked up the gate backwards let you know he was ready
This town aint big enough for the both of us
The racoon thought about " off the top rope" for a second, then came to his senses. 😂🤣😂🤣
1:40 LOL!! He climbs BACKWARDS up the fence!? 🤣
i find it interesting how even though they are different species they both do the back arch thing to make themselves look bigger. it really is fascinating
That racoon reverse-exit up the fence strategy was really something! Never mess with an orange cat. 🚗🚙😹
hahahahA- I laughed so much when racoon started to climb the fence backwards. He was "C'mon dude , I am just passing by".
Notice how that raccoon climb up backwards lol 😂 he wasn’t taking no chances
cat's owner: dont touch her you are not the same age
cat: 😡
raccoon :thx😊
Cats are awesome!!! I love all cats!! 🥰❤
racoon backpedalling upwards is the cutest thing I have seen today
THAT Racoon's a #ing NINJA! Backwards climb...Expert move👌🏾👀
Here's a thought🤔...the raccoon got up that fence as if it were the top WWE rope and imagine it teasing the cat. "Nanner Nanner Nanner, you can't get me, sucka, ha!" - It would've been a trip had the cat decided to leap and go after it bcuz they can leap that height with no problem. Cat - "Oh, you think you tuff! I hate yo black n white fur, I hate yo black mask and hate you came in my peep's backyard tryna mess up my goodie spot. Now I gotta cut ya!" - It's the thuggish ruggish claw 😂 bonus thought: Raccoon; as if it were George Jetson on the spacewalk: "ahh, mama!, come get this bad 'ol putty tat. Dis is some cra cra; I'll never want no p***y this bad ever again! These felines be tripp'n, ugh🤬" 😂...🤨opinions?
cats are like little versions of apex predators. so cute! lol
The cat was like, hey get off my property lol I actually had a golden retriever and the neighbor had a yellow lab. The lab came over and was in my back yard. My golden had a fit and bad dog fight started. Well my cat who was sitting on the back porch heard the fight and took off across the yard and literally jumped into the middle of the dog fight, broke it up and the dogs went their separate ways and the cat walked back to the house acting totally cool, like nothing happened lol I was amazed!!!
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
The cat stalking something the size of a raccoon is impressive.
Toms cats are good about keeping trash pandas away.
My male cat's are all neutered so they're just scared of the trash pandas lol
Cat, "Get off my lawn!"
Cat is no joke! Clearly more experienced fighter!
Get tf out of my yard! Lol 😂
Also love how he did a Spiderman exit over the fence 👍
You teach that raccoon who’s chicken coop he’s messing with
That cat probably takes a petting like no problem too!
The reality of all this is. Yes large house cats like this can hold there own. However, if the Raccoon had truly wanted to it would have owned that kitty very easily. I've heard to many horror stories. If they can fend off Coyotes not all of the time but most of the time. Think about what they can do to a house cat folks. Keep your pets indoors if possible.
Posey could give my 5 backyard kitties a lesson. They are way too laid back. Raccoons and Possums are nightly visitors to my back porch eating the kitties dry kibbles, They are just like ... whatever ...lol ...Good job Posey!
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
A few years back we had a young possum come right on in the house to go for the kitty food every night for about two weeks. We used to leave the front door wide open so the cats could go in and out whenever they wanted. The cats saw the young possum and left him alone, lol.
I love how bravely cats behave.
Had a cat when I was about 14 we had raccoons staying in the storm drain on the street we lived on.
One day he saw one go in there and he followed it in was probably about 4 or 5 full grown raccoons living in there and I’ll just say I never saw another raccoon leave or go back in that storm drain. Ole Tiger passed away from feline leukemia when I was 17 biggest, sweetest, toughest, most predatory driven cat I’ve ever had.
That backwards climb was impressive!
To you coon fans out there- cats- esp. Feral cats- large males etc. can be ferocious and often do fight off and injure coons. Raccoons don't always win. Cats often take the coons to the woodshed. My 14 pound orange male frequently trees raccoons.
LOVE MY CAT, MY CAT WAS A KITTEN WHEN I PUT HIM IN THE BATHROOM, NEXT THING I WALK INTO THE BATHROOM AND I SEE A DECAPITATED MOUSE BEHIND THE TOILET, I FELL IN LOVE WITH MY CAT RIGHT THEN
Saw the title, thought, "This can't end well, I'll check it out...."
Poor 'Coon! LOL ;) ( _I REALLY thought the Raccoon would kick some butt!_ )
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
CAT: oh, roaming around on my Turf are you? Why you little son of a…
RACOON: Who the heck pissed in your Cheerios? It’s the weekend baby, chill out.
Trash panda came for chicken eggs from the coop and met Mr Kitty Claws instead!🙌
Yes. lol We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
First time I have seen ANYTHING climb a fence backwards! Good kitty!
Good kitty! Much better than one older sister's cat. The cat had a litter of kittens under her deck. A few nights later, a skunk tried for the kittens. She said the neighbors called to ask what the shrieking was. She told them, the cat is chasing off a skunk. A few weeks later you could still smell skunk, but it never came back LOL.
Well, raccoon won't be coming back to that yard!
No raccoon has been back since! And Posey patrols the yard every day and night.
Did that racoons moonwalk up that fence? Dammit boy! How the hell did this video end up in my recommendation window. Smdh. Great video btw
backwards up the fence is next level
The ra oon was being generous. Lucky cat.
The cat new that Racoon was close even being on opposite sides of the yard. Good job Mr:Cat
"What kind of rat are you?"
"I'm not a rat!"
"Everything on four legs that's not a cat is a rat!"
"Oh, shit!"
Front legs: "Never turn your back!"
Back legs: "Screw you, we're outta here!"
Daaaamn😮I never thought a cat can beat a raccoon
Racoon: Gtg. My health insurance doesn't cover FELYNES
Good Kitty! Who needs a dog?
Anyone who wants one
👍 alright kitty defending the home front 😂❤️
That raccoon did a brand new version of that Homer hedge meme.
Feral cats are some of the most courageous outdoor pests you will come across.
The cat version of get off my grass. 😂
Kitty be like - “ Get off my lawn bro” ❗️🤣☠️
Cat was like "You have a reverse gear while climbing vertically? ..... I think I won't push this thing too far!"
I love raccoons and happy nobody was hurt in the video, cats are territorial over their home many ppl don't realize that
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Is that a chicken coupe on the right side of the picture? If so, and the coupe has chicken wire, that raccoon will grab the chickens through the wire and pull it through the wire! I would think so, because the raccoon focused his time on the coupe. The stealth of the cat is awesome. He actually stayed in the shadow of the grill, while the raccoon walked right by to the coupe. 😂
It seems the two got together to make this video. Cat: “Carl, my owners installed this camera. Let’s make a video for the humans. You sneak in the backyard and I’ll be waiting. I will stalk you and act badass, while you run to the gate.” 😂😂
Raccoon: “What can I do to look badass?”
Cat: “Oh, you back in the corner of the fence, like I’m about to attack. But instead, you slowly back up and climb the fence. The humans will love it. I guarantee we will get animal points. No one gets hurt and none the wiser to our little scene. Trust me it will work!”
Raccoon: “Awesome! I love the part where I back up the fence. I’ve actually been working on the move lately. I can do it, but just give me a few extra seconds to get myself positioned before you attack. You’ll scare the piss out of me!”😂
ATTENTION: No cats or raccoons were injured during the filming of this video! 😂😂
What every home needs, - a good guard cat.
We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
Cat’s like “oh so you’re the one that’s been leaving footy print all over my yard”
Cat: you don't wanna mess with me buddy, I come from a long line of lions.
Cat: "We don't take kindly to your type around here?"
The camera tho, clear and editing was on point!!!
Luckily that wasn't one of the rabid racoons that live by me lol, but the cat protected his territory very well!
Yes. We have an 11 pound all white female cat who is very territorial in our yard. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves smaller animals alone. She is much more likely to attack the neighbor's dogs, raccoons, fox, etc. I have had to stop her at least three times from attacking leashed dogs being walked by the house.
On one morning a few years back, both cats were hanging out in the backyard when a large male raccoon came along. Both cats were just laying down in a couple different spots watching him dig around in the grass. Both cats had the higher ground advantage. Cali, the cat in my profile pic was up on a wood pile, and Courtney, the bigger white cat was on the seat of a yard chair.
Eventually, the raccoon approached Courtney out of curiosity perhaps. She remained laying down until he went under the chair. At that point she stood up and became more defensive. The raccoon made his way back to the front of the chair, put his front paws up on the seat and tried to sniff Courtney. It was then that she let out a growl that sounded as vicious as any bobcat and clawed the raccoon in the nose which is probably the most sensitive part of the raccoon's body. The coon immediately spun around and fled the yard with Courtney right on his tail.
I watched the entire encounter from a window. I went out to help, but didn't have time. I wish i had it recorded. It would have been a great video, but was more interested in the safety of the animals. Eventually Courtney returned back to the yard, but the raccoon never did. That raccoon was two or three times bigger than the cat.
1:21 the cats like yea i got you now