Also allowing the baby to follow her on its own until a safe distance without using her teeth to carry it cause she knows she’ll need to use her teeth to attack incase the human comes at them
@@datunes no when racoons charge at you they typically just wanna scare you bc they want their baby back its normal behavior in mothers especially animal mothers
The babies usually vocalize when handled and this helps motivate mom to gather the baby up and begin the relocation process. This method ensures animal families stay together and our clients problem is solved.
WildOne The Minecraftian Yes in this case mom and 5 babies were living in the attic. We chased mom out, gave her babies back, and repaired the hole. Mom got her babies, and our client got their problem solved safely and permanently.
Thats what I thought too. Fellow gamer, it appears we are the only ones + the handler that have some sense. I'm an animal lover too, big time, but you saw the baby originally crawl back to the exterminator. Its exactly as this guy commented.
Why did you have pull the little fellow from the tail? I would be pissed of too if someone pulled my kid from their ear or hair so they hurt and scream.
Varjokani we do that to to make the baby vocalize so mom will respond to its cries. This way we can get mom to relocate the babies on her own. The baby raccoon was not hurt at all as you can clearly see as mom leads him away.
No attack at all. Read the video description. This is a part of a humane raccoon removal procedure. These raccoons were carefully removed from our clients attic and safely reunited with mom. The raccoons were not hurt or displaced, and the entry point on the roof was properly repaired. Thanks for watching and commenting.
No, all what has to be done BY EVERYONE is getting an electrician to install a electrical wire. Not too high or too low. Raccoons get shocked and never come back. They will remember. Its done in Germany.
This year have many passive mothers, they had too many kits to consider defending them all in addition to some of them getting the gist that eating here was safe with one family unit being seen comfortably eating around humans. Will need to see if that passivity is held onto into next season and next spring when food is more scarce and they have time to forget their treatment.
The mother is smart she hollered at her baby to get down off the roof like any mother would. Raccoons are very intelligent. They're only protective of their young and their food. Sometimes they fight amongst one another but not to people. Unless you Corner them or hurt their baby they're not aggressive.
What I don't get is how the mom charges them when they grab the baby a second time, but didn't have the same energy when they were holding it in front her the first time. 🤔
Shot with a cellphone during a removal procedure. No deliberate set up. Just knew this would be a good opportunity for some interesting video based on past experiences.
Read the description of the video. We are a professional wildlife control company specializing in humane removal. No traps, no killing, no relocation. We make sure animal families stay together after they have been safely removed from homes and other structures. Thanks for your concern though.
I know he was probably trying to help, But the raccoon is a wild animal. Of course it's going to be angry if it sees something holding it's baby. They can't understand us, so it didn't know if he was going to hurt it or not.
im trying to think of a business name then im going to apply for my permit and then start looking at equipment and go from there if you have any tips for me or things you as a successful wildlife control operator could pass on it would be appreciated thanks
My best advice would be to work for an established company for awhile. Learn the trade, techniques, and how to price. Wildlife removal work can be difficult. A few years experience in the industry will make starting a successful business much easier.
Oh my goodness, don't I just LOVE all the 'pro' comments on how dumb, cruel or heartless you are in this comment thread! 😂 (Somehow I have a feeling that every single of these TH-cam wildlife professors doesn't even know how to raise their dog properly...)
You should know that mother raccoons are more dangerous of the dad raccoons. They don’t play when it comes to there baby, period. So for you to do that was kinda dumb. 🤨
@@breezynxah8770 it's not unsafe. Mom just wants her baby and had no interest in attacking anyone. You will notice as soon as we handed her baby she backed down the roof with it. This method gets mom relocating her litter. Thank you for your concern though!
It won't damage the tail if picked up by the base. Raccoon tails are stout. We see mother raccoons carry their babies like this regularly. Also it is the best way to get the babies to cry prompting a faster response from mom. We do our best to humanely solve wildlife problems and would never intentionally harm an animal.
stoneoffarel that baby was living with its mom and siblings in our customers attic. We were humanely removing the raccoons and making sure the family stayed together.
What if the baby fell? Why don't you put babies in a box like I have seen other humane animal removal companies do and put the box somewhere on the ground close by and the mother gets them out of the box herself? I have seen videos like this many times on YT. To do this in this manner on the peak of the roof is just insane imo. Dangerous for the person and for the Mom and her baby. Just saying...looks crazy.
Dont steel a baby racoon and hold it at bait to piss off a mama, and she would not be aggressive. All she wanted is the baby to stole to make a Utube viedo. Cruel human.
Please watch a few more videos before you judge. There is zero cruelty in our methods. We are a wildlife removal company specializing in humane eviction.
I'M BETTER THAN YOU WHEN COMES RESCUING RACCOONS,,,WAY MUCH BETTER,,,SOME PEOPLE THINK THERE ANIMAL REHABERS ,BUT THERE NOT VERY GOOD AT TO,,,WHEN YOU GOT RACCOONS COMING UP TO LET YOU HELP THAT'S WHEN YOU KNOW YOUR GOT IT,,YOUR LEARN JUST HOPE YOU DON'T GET BITE,,PROBABLY WILL THOUGH :-):-):-)
That raccoon was incredibly strategic in approach, checking on baby safety, and then backing away while keeping an eye on everything.
Also allowing the baby to follow her on its own until a safe distance without using her teeth to carry it cause she knows she’ll need to use her teeth to attack incase the human comes at them
Everybody gangsta until Mama growls and charges at you.
Mom was like "touch him again hear??!!!!"
Not aggressive, protective of her baby... I would do the same
Your wrong. Aggressive definition:
ready or likely to attack or confront
She wouldn't have been, nor would you have been there, if not for her baby. Blessings to you for helping!!
datunes Yeah you’re wrong.
datunes But she had no interest in attacking- you could see her go make her exit when she had her baby. So she wasn’t aggressive.
@@datunes no when racoons charge at you they typically just wanna scare you bc they want their baby back its normal behavior in mothers especially animal mothers
I absolutely love mama raccoons. Some of the best out there. So maternal. 🙏🏼🦡💗💗💗
They are amazing!
The mother raccoon sounded like a lion.
Humans can learn a lot about family values from raccoons. They can also learn a lot about not wasting food..
Hail the raccoon!
raccoons eat their own youngs from time to time thou...
metaphorically so do humans
litterally too..., wartime and/or communism
@Slick Rick Shut the hell up asshole.
They can also learn a lot about family values through the bible. Unfortunate many reject such an idea
That’s a good mama protecting her baby!❤️
Awwwwww!!! Wittle baby. Ole momma's just doing her job.
Well done Mama ❤️❤️❤️
I wouldn´t say she was aggressive - yes, threatening at one point, but mostly cautious and trying to get baby from there.
0:22 Momma raccoon: YOU SON OF A B****
Never thought Raccoons could POUNCE.
Raccoons are tough AF!!
why would you grab a baby like that right in front of his mother?
WildOne The Minecraftian To prompt mom to relocate him.
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The babies usually vocalize when handled and this helps motivate mom to gather the baby up and begin the relocation process. This method ensures animal families stay together and our clients problem is solved.
It would make sense. If there's a problem right there, I would move my family right away. Thank you for helping me understand
WildOne The Minecraftian Yes in this case mom and 5 babies were living in the attic. We chased mom out, gave her babies back, and repaired the hole. Mom got her babies, and our client got their problem solved safely and permanently.
Good job giving that baby back to her mama. Thankyou. You're a good soul.
First they destroy entire forests, kill millions of animals for fun, and now thanks. People are the worst thing in this world!
That’s an excellent Mama Raccoon.
Man:umm aren’t you gonna get this kid?
Raccoon:*ignores*
Man:*picks up baby raccoon*
Baby raccoon:EEEEEEE STRANGER!!!!
She was protecting her baby thats all to cute
What a speed run!!
She reminds me of myself when I was younger. I didn't play about my kids😂😂😂
She even went to the corner edge of the roof to bring the baby down so the baby could hold on bless her heart. What a good mother.
She's just reskuing her baby! Any good mother would reakt the same!
rescuing and react
Hahahaha! That is awesome footage +urban Wildlife Control Inc. Hahaha! Very cute! Good of y'all to return her baby :)
🥰😍😘🦝🦝 She only protects her baby.
🥰The sounds of the baby. 😘🦝
My guess was to get the baby raccoon to alert its momma so that she can come back for and relocate it. Raccoons can't count.
Thats what I thought too. Fellow gamer, it appears we are the only ones + the handler that have some sense. I'm an animal lover too, big time, but you saw the baby originally crawl back to the exterminator. Its exactly as this guy commented.
Why did you have pull the little fellow from the tail? I would be pissed of too if someone pulled my kid from their ear or hair so they hurt and scream.
Varjokani we do that to to make the baby vocalize so mom will respond to its cries. This way we can get mom to relocate the babies on her own. The baby raccoon was not hurt at all as you can clearly see as mom leads him away.
@@UrbanWildlifeControlIncFergus She'll figure it out without you, mo*n!
Que tierno Raccoon🤗💕🌸🐈
They seem to almost be talking to each other
Poor baby attacked by a human and a brave mom! No aggression--just self defence.
No attack at all. Read the video description. This is a part of a humane raccoon removal procedure. These raccoons were carefully removed from our clients attic and safely reunited with mom. The raccoons were not hurt or displaced, and the entry point on the roof was properly repaired. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Don’t tick off a raccoon!
No joke. You were about to meet Jesus as far as mama was concerned!🤤 ✌
good momma
Bro you looked like you were holding the baby hostage
Plot twist, that was the father and he's going to go eat the baby now
Wow, I love your business model, all you need now is trained racoons that just relocate to the next neighbor!
No, all what has to be done BY EVERYONE is getting an electrician to install a electrical wire. Not too high or too low. Raccoons get shocked and never come back. They will remember. Its done in Germany.
This year have many passive mothers, they had too many kits to consider defending them all in addition to some of them getting the gist that eating here was safe with one family unit being seen comfortably eating around humans. Will need to see if that passivity is held onto into next season and next spring when food is more scarce and they have time to forget their treatment.
if that baby was me and the raccoon was my mom i would be protected🥰
Aww, they were both scared. 🥺
The mother is smart she hollered at her baby to get down off the roof like any mother would. Raccoons are very intelligent. They're only protective of their young and their food. Sometimes they fight amongst one another but not to people. Unless you Corner them or hurt their baby they're not aggressive.
What I don't get is how the mom charges them when they grab the baby a second time, but didn't have the same energy when they were holding it in front her the first time. 🤔
Is incredible how the mother puts her life in danger for the love of her baby some humans kill there baby's
It is incredible but I will mention infanticide isn't unique to humans. Many animals sometimes kill their own babies.
Hey dude Momma Raccoon will attack you if you hurt her baby.
We didn't hurt her baby. This was a small part of our removal process. We love moms like this. They do a great job of quickly relocating there litter.
@@UrbanWildlifeControlIncFergus Yea they better keep an eye on their babies cuz I'm not hurting them.
Shot horizontally:)
Help me, please, I can't get down.
She was about to kick your behind about manhandling her kid
They're backing away from the camera. Did you set that up?
Shot with a cellphone during a removal procedure. No deliberate set up. Just knew this would be a good opportunity for some interesting video based on past experiences.
really impressive work
Thank you!
Sure thats her baby???? She was backing away from it..
yes i think i am going to apprentice under my uncle for awhile
Good plan. Best of luck with everything!
Why are you screwing around with a baby raccoon like that? It's freaking out thinking you're about to kill it.
Read the description of the video. We are a professional wildlife control company specializing in humane removal. No traps, no killing, no relocation. We make sure animal families stay together after they have been safely removed from homes and other structures. Thanks for your concern though.
Racoon: Gaaaaaaahh rrrrggggghhhhhhhh rraaaaaahhhhhh!!!
I don't know why you had her baby, but I don't blame her.
Portal3 Please - Raccoons on the roof are never ever a good thing.
ShallowDepth seriously!
I know he was probably trying to help, But the raccoon is a wild animal. Of course it's going to be angry if it sees something holding it's baby. They can't understand us, so it didn't know if he was going to hurt it or not.
If you would read you would've already known that he was moving the raccoons out of the attic.
Description says they were in their attic
the raccoon is not aggressive, your the one who’s bad, your trying to kidnap the baby raccoon
im trying to think of a business name then im going to apply for my permit and then start looking at equipment and go from there if you have any tips for me or things you as a successful wildlife control operator could pass on it would be appreciated thanks
My best advice would be to work for an established company for awhile. Learn the trade, techniques, and how to price. Wildlife removal work can be difficult. A few years experience in the industry will make starting a successful business much easier.
CHILL RIGBY!!!😐
dangerous leaving it where it can fall off i dont agree no wonder she was pissed off
Oh my goodness, don't I just LOVE all the 'pro' comments on how dumb, cruel or heartless you are in this comment thread! 😂
(Somehow I have a feeling that every single of these TH-cam wildlife professors doesn't even know how to raise their dog properly...)
Us too! It's ok. We are doing right for these animals and we have thick skins! 😄
@@UrbanWildlifeControlIncFergus As a fellow rescuer, I can very much relate! XD
You should know that mother raccoons are more dangerous of the dad raccoons. They don’t play when it comes to there baby, period. So for you to do that was kinda dumb. 🤨
Not dumb at all. This was exactly the reaction we were hoping for. We are a professional wildlife removal company and this is what we do everyday.
Urban Wildlife Control Inc. But this is unsafe. What if the person would have got attacked? That’s more destruction that would have to be payed for.
@@breezynxah8770 it's not unsafe. Mom just wants her baby and had no interest in attacking anyone. You will notice as soon as we handed her baby she backed down the roof with it. This method gets mom relocating her litter. Thank you for your concern though!
Urban Wildlife Control Inc. Your welcome.
Why are you touching him with your dirty paws?
bluff charge or do you think she wanted a peice of ya?
We get charged quite a bit but in 17 years I've never been bitten. She just wanted her baby.
Why the hell would you pick it up by the tail that can damage the tail
It won't damage the tail if picked up by the base. Raccoon tails are stout. We see mother raccoons carry their babies like this regularly. Also it is the best way to get the babies to cry prompting a faster response from mom. We do our best to humanely solve wildlife problems and would never intentionally harm an animal.
I will look that raccoon
What are you doing kidnapping a raccoon baby???
Read the video description. Not kidnapping. Humane removal procedure.
Kamen Rider Black Sun Design How
wtf are you doing with that baby in the first place?!
stoneoffarel that baby was living with its mom and siblings in our customers attic. We were humanely removing the raccoons and making sure the family stayed together.
What if the baby fell? Why don't you put babies in a box like I have seen other humane animal removal companies do and put the box somewhere on the ground close by and the mother gets them out of the box herself? I have seen videos like this many times on YT. To do this in this manner on the peak of the roof is just insane imo. Dangerous for the person and for the Mom and her baby. Just saying...looks crazy.
@@sharonjohnson4636 raccoons are very agile even when kits. They have strong nails and grips
Stupid title
Try this with a bear you won't be laughing then
Exactly!
rocket... I'm ashamed of u
your company needs to go the way of covid.
Dont steel a baby racoon and hold it at bait to piss off a mama, and she would not be aggressive. All she wanted is the baby to stole to make a Utube viedo. Cruel human.
Please watch a few more videos before you judge. There is zero cruelty in our methods. We are a wildlife removal company specializing in humane eviction.
I'M BETTER THAN YOU WHEN COMES RESCUING RACCOONS,,,WAY MUCH BETTER,,,SOME PEOPLE THINK THERE ANIMAL REHABERS ,BUT THERE NOT VERY GOOD AT TO,,,WHEN YOU GOT RACCOONS COMING UP TO LET YOU HELP THAT'S WHEN YOU KNOW YOUR GOT IT,,YOUR LEARN JUST HOPE YOU DON'T GET BITE,,PROBABLY WILL THOUGH :-):-):-)
Goddamn. Somebody get this guy a medal