Raccoon Attacks Feral Cat Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2022
- Update December 2022 - Part 3 is online at: • Feral Cat Escapes Trap...
Things Get Wilder in the Jungle! A lot has happened between the Wild Feral Cats and Raccoons since the first video and Part 2 will bring you up to date and gets a lot more serious.
If you missed it - Raccoon Attacks Feral Cat Part 1 can be seen at: • Raccoon Attacks Feral Cat
The feral cat courtship video is at: • Wild Feral Cat Mating ...
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yo catnip is jus different🤣
2:14 Cat is thinking it’s tripping out on seeing the biggest “rat,” ever. Thank you for the video.
I’m amazed at how tough and strong wild animals are. Cats are no slouch either. You mentioned the cat and bobcat meeting, but even a big feral cat wouldn’t have a prayer. The bobcat is wild, 3-4 times its size, and can kill deer. It’s a giant cat, lol
My wife and I have just installed video cameras for security, we had no idea what was happening while we slept. There is a white cat who hunts baby rabbits in our yard, quite successfully I might add, plus we caught our neighbor breaking into our daughters Jeep.🤬
Wow
DANG!! 😢
What u do about that neighbor
@@koatzingo361 He was caught twice stealing gas from our car, I called the cops the second time because we couldn’t see his face on camera the first time. Of course they did absolutely nothing, they said they talked to him and would pass on the information to the prosecutor for charges. Guys a real winner, It really makes it awkward seeing this loon every time I walk outside knowing he’s been stealing from us.
@@oxyfee6486 wow, i can’t believe they didn’t even arrest him for theft…never heard of cops just talking to a thief. U must have different laws where u live
I love how the raccoons keep knocking the camera over! 🤣🤣
Just wanted to say that I really enjoyed watching this. Seeing how relaxed the cat was when the possum walked by really was eye opening. Thanks for taking the time to break down and share these videos.
Relaxed? Mr. Kitty 🐈 was high as "f"!
Possums seem to mind their own business , lol.
@Rob F yes I do wonder can you tell me
What is eye opening about drugs 😂😂
@@bluecollar58 The possums have no fear of Ellie May but for some reason they're terrified of Granny & Jed.
I have repaired the back legs of many feral cats from raccoon attacks. Raccoons seem to go after the back legs to disable the cat and sometimes come back later for the kill. Very sad.
not sad at all..Most cats kill raccoons - so they are ahead!
@@levondarratt787 source
@@levondarratt787 so untrue
Bird and pigeon farms are prohibited throughout the world and only chickens are allowed and did you know why?
Do you know what happens if you kill the felines? in fact you and your family are alive thanks to the work of thousands of cats a single example in chile there is a rat with a virus called hanta if this rat escapes to the cities it will spread to the whole world and 90% of humans will die but thanks to thousands of felines this dangerous rat is only snacks felines are the only one only human barrier to be covered in rats cockroaches lobsters and birds
@@RichardMorales-gr9mr a raccoon isn’t as strong as u think bro
Your love of nature and narration is second to none. Thanks
Thank You! BB
If he loved nature he would kill every feral cat he came across
Came across your channel when you released part one of "racoon attacks feral cat".
I was surprised to see feral cats roaming a game trail where there are bobcats, and other larger predator's.Not to mention cat-napping for several hours at that intersection.
Really enjoyed these two video's.I wish you success on relocating those two male's, say's a lot about your compassion MBB.
Going to subscribe and binge your channel for awhile, thank you for making these awesome video's!
Thanks, and welcome to the Backyard! BB
What do you mean by catnipping
@@Syveck *catnapping
look up the word feral
Pretty cool to see what goes on out there! And thanks for being so kind to do what you do for those critters!👍
“Under the influence of catnip” 🤣
Once that cat found that catnip he wasn't going nowhere... 😂
Dat cat was just chillin' 😻
Really interesting footage and great commentary, didn't think I'd stick around for the whole thing, but I was wrong!
I think the same about the foxes in Australia. It's not their fault and I am constantly amazed at their resilient to stay alive despite every effort to rid them completely. Thank you.
foxes do not last long here in Canada, I have seen fishers, bobcats, coyotes, wolves, cougars, lynx, golden eagles all kill and eat foxes.
@@candidanimals Sure, for them to be caught by those other predictors shows they still are around to be prey. Shows they still exist... and thus manage to survive dispute that, but take your point.
Really enjoyed part 1&2 ! ✔️👍
You are great.
Thank you so much for the videos
I’ve watched both parts 1 & 2 and found them to be quite interesting. I’m subscribing and look forward to more of your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you and welcome to the Backyard. There will be more coming! BB
4:31 "wait! Time out. I got an itch on my back, can you get it for me?"
Amazing footage! Thank you.
Love your video thank you soooo much😊♥️
You set the Ferel Cat up lol He spent hours high in a dangerous intersection with a bum leg
Living in Australia I know all too well about feral cats. The wildlife has been dealing with not only them, but also fire ants and crazy ants, cane toads, and other such introduced species that failed to adapt to the Australian ecosystem and just created more problems for them to deal with. The only good thing I've seen so far is that the fire ants love to eat cane toads. The rest is all about declining population of native species due to introduced and abandoned pest species - cats - that are also hunting the native wildlife. There's also Myna birds they take over nest sites that native species would build a nest in and actively chase them out.
If you live in Australia, and you are not planning on breeding your cat, get it desexed. It will help limit the number of feral cats out there. Their numbers get so bad sometimes shooters get permits to go out and cull the pest problem population.
feral cat is cat It is an ordinary cat that is given permission and goes for a walk every afternoon and returns to sleep with its human and eats delicious things
maybe you should tell the full story, in australia they threw away domestic cats these have controlled the rats, the australians began to kill the felines, causing a proliferation of millions of rats that are devastating australia and destroying all vegetation and crops and have also eaten lizards and bird eggs when the underground vegetation is destroyed, the water runs 10 times faster causing drought and now fires, the human being is a stupid killer and does not learn this, it already happened in the middle ages and ended with the black plague
In addition, the Australian human introduced into Australia cows, pigs, foxes, rabbits, dogs, sheep, horses, donkeys and rats and ostriches and eagles.
At this point, if your government doesn’t do better in getting wiping out the invasive animals in your country, there won’t be any native species left in Australia
@@gatoninja4387 And then those cats get abandoned by their owners and revert to their wild instincts, making them a feral cat for real. Feral cat is not just an ordinary cat, it is a cat that has adapted to living in the wild because it's owners abandoned it or they are no longer able to care for it. Whatever the reason, cats that are breeding in the wild, because their owners did not consider what would happen if allowed to breed in the wild, is the reason feral cats exist. If a pair of domesticated cats breed without human intervention, they're doing what the wild cats do in nature. Thus becoming a real and problematic feral cat.
Thank you! Breaks my heart the suffering....i know its nature but I this world is brutally wild.
It really is! I hope to get the cats out of there with the new strategy. BB
This guy purposely sets it up and he deletes comments. Screw this sicko psycho that abuses animals for views.
There are cats here that the neighbors take care of. Just random outside cats. There have been a few different ones here and there but there are 3 original cats that have been here for the past few years. They just randomly showed up but I've seen them grow since they were a little bigger then kittens basically. I've seen them encounter raccoons outside but without fighting more with curiosity. These cats look very healthy , never injured or sick. Mind you they have a reliable source of food and water everyday with multiple places to hide so they have the advantage there. It's astounding to me to see them out there everyday in good as shape as they are granted it's not the same as what's displayed in this video these cats being in the wild. The cats next to me by the neighbors house is just a standard house in a standard neighborhood not the wild.
Excellent video. You remind me of the old days when narrating was really good. We used to watch those nature shows in the 80’s and 70’s; you have the same comforting voice & humor.
Glad you enjoyed! BB
This is exactly what my family was saying 70s narration style gentle and observant
3:00 “I HAVE A BOYFRIEND”
“I just wanted water”
Yes, I love the expression of the male raccoon - just as you say - I'm just trying to get a drink here..... BB
Fascinating videos. Thanks for sharing!
This was a great video 👍
Love your work. What a great place to live.
"This is the big ball Racoon" 😆😆
Coon's can be vicious and will fight, they are very strong.
They can even RUIN a Havahart trap.
I knew a feral Cat that lived around a train station, and it had that same type of injury. He had a deep gash and wouldn't put pressure on one leg. The fights usually starts over run ins while searching for food.
Do you have a 24/7 live cam of this setting? That would be cool. Love wildlife cams
Excellent narration, thank you what you do! Where in FL is this?
Hard work, good work. Thanks.
Raccoons are smart. I made my tomato garden into a virtual prison and them things kept outsmarting me and getting in. I finally got it completely secured, unless they are smart enough to bring a set of wire cutters.
Loving your videos!!!!
Thank you!! BB
Once the cats caught a buzz they chilled out. Go figure 😼
Love to watch your videos. What do you use as a video camera? I might have asked this before, but can't find your reply. Thx.
It’s tough to be a feral cat, or a wild animal for that matter.
thats why you let them in when they ask haha
Better to be a cat than a rabbit 🐇
Try being homeless
@@macawism lol
They are all built to survive... It's not that tough for them... Cats are some of the best hunters in the mammal Kingdom.
Fantastic documentary. Keep on doing the great work!
Maybe a up high camera 🎥 view !!
We can’t miss these interactions
That's a good idea may have to try that out! BB
Nice video. Thanks!
Thank you sir for trying to help the poor little feral kitty Who has that horrible leg condition God bless you Me and my kitty both say thank you 😽💜😽
Fingers crossed you manage to trap the cats 🤞
wtf..trap teh cats? CAts will always win against coons - and this guy needs to get out of the way and get a job! or get reported for animal abuse
@@levondarratt787 are you on drugs?
@@pendaofmercia7892 just catnip
Should be easy
@@levondarratt787 you are absolutely right I’ve already reported him
This was an amazing little documentary
catnip = mk ultra lol
Violence fills the Earth. Sad.
That's life. and nature .
It's not *violence*, it's just the natural struggle to survive, life isn't a religious fairy tale
@@ramsesindigo6226 This is not natural. It is the result of a fallen world.
@@duradim1 you shouldn't mix faith and fact, you should keep them separate
@@duradim1 bullshit
Thr random armadillo just getting the fk outta there 😄
Cats don’t normally have trouble with raccoons. Our domestic cats always stood their ground. Raccoon’s eyesight is poor and they get shredded by any cat that stands and fights. Dogs not so lucky, the in-fighting favors our ring-tailed friend.
man you are lucky being so close to wildlife and experience the drama that takes place almost everyday and night, the struggle for survival for animals...I've viewed your other vids that a family of animals live under a tree trunk...it was fine docu-drama...
Thank You! BB
4:35 he really said “IM GONNA KICK YO ASS! Ah Nvm this spot is comfy.”
Feral cat#1: mannnnnn this human has some good meowijuana!
“Under the influence of catnip” If only we knew what it was about
These critters are too funny. I met a lady who was running a raccoon, squirrel and bat rescue. I used to walk around with baby raccoons in my jacket when I worked with wildlife.
hey great vid
Cool and informative
Please share with us what kind of camera is being used here during night time. It's required for animal rescue in cases of animals being dropped in the bushes alongside highways and for those being stuck in the sewer.
It should be able to capture futage for at least 24 hours whenever there is movement and work properly in the dark as well as during day light
I'll try and get back to you in the next few days. BB
As always you have fascinating content that captures my interest from start to the very last second! You are better at narrating than the wild ,wild kingdom of animals! Thank you for your knowledge and beautiful videos! 😍 👍👍👍👍🥰
did he say under the influence of catnip? lol wtf
Crazy videos, man! Wow! Was completely unaware you have coyotes in Florida 😳 I’m up here in beautiful British Columbia, Canada and it’s really neat to see the similarities between our areas 🤙🏼
We have almost everything the rest of N. America has and a lot more. Basically, like southern Mexico, we are where N. America and the tropics converge.
There are coyotes in Central Park in NYC
I have had cats for many years. My outside cats would frequently come home limping as this kitty is. When they fight---they bite each other on the feet or owe leg. If kept clean it will heal just fine.
Keep your pets indoors/contained. Dog owners have to (and should!) No one else should have to deal with your pet that you chose to have.
Unfortunately most feral cats are addicted to cat nip 😂
Love this stuff particularly the federal cat. I hope to see more!!!
Great video and a great idea. We don't have lions and Tigers but we have many awesome critters doing what they do best, being animals. Can't wait to get a outdoor video surveillance camera. What would you recommend and thank you.
I'm going to do a test of an outdoor camera system in a few weeks - stay tune for that. Trail Camera can be good, but video surveillance cams are better for around the house and adjacent yards. BB
It blows me away when people say something isn't fair...when nothin in nature is fair.
Thankyou
I'm surprised that the Catnip had no effect on the Bobcat, I've seen it effect other Bobcats before!
Not all cats like catnip. I had several cats in my life and none of them liked it. Instead some seem to like sweat more than catnip 😅
I would hate to see any kind of cat (no matter if it’s feral or kept as a pet) to get attacked by a predator. This is why you should always keep your cats indoors. Raccoons are much stronger than feral cats, so it would definitely severely injure or kill a cat that is not careful.
edit: I understand the effects of how cats can be bad for the environment, but I would still feel bad if someone's pet cat got attacked and killed by a predator like a coyote. Although it's the owners fault for letting their cat loose in the first place.
I hate to see native birds and native wildlife get attacked by non native animals. That is why you should keep your cats indoors.
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast true
Had a feral "but approachable" huge Tom cat, named... Well.... Tommy the Cat 😁.
He roamed our home/farm Stead for 11 winters. We did feed him when he looked like he needed. He kept the rat/mouse/snake population down. No Raccoon wanted a second piece once they tried him once. They would scatter when he would basically do a Ric Flair wrestling entrance.... Meowing instead of wooing 🤣. It was great.
Saw him leap off the second floor of a barn and catch a bat at sundown. Looked like the cat Matrix.
He fought dogs. We didn't have coyotes around in our area then or wild pigs. But I've seen a few of each the last few years. I'd like to think he'd make his own foursome stable. A wild boar, coyote, and Raccoon if he was around today 😂...
Sadly, it was a car that got him. Mine.... He was under the hood in winter looking for warmth. I started the car and heard a terrible noise. I opened the hood and saw he was badly wounded. I was 17,abd yes I had tears in my eyes. See, he also protected my female cat. Named Sassy Cat. Best cat ever. She was deformed. Her rear was adult sized but her frt was kitten sized (more or less)... He saved her from attacks. Once fought a badger to stand still after the badger snatched Sassy up.
He knew me, i nursed Many of wounds. These we're beyond aby skill to heal though. I did what I had to do. But first i loved on that cat for 15 min. He knew.... He knew what a gun was for, saw me hunt plenty of times. He gave out a last meow, put his head down....
I'm 45 now ... Miss both those cats ... He was the first i put down outside of Hunting. My father loved that cat too. Only that cat. My fat saw me fighting the tears. He said, son it's okay to cry, and i saw the tears running down his face. As i sit here remembering this, it was the only time my father showed that kinda emotion. I never knew why he liked that cat. Just that he did.
I lost Sassy a few months later. Same thing but she was in my fathers car. Belt got her...
My father did the deed and let her rest.
He told me a man has to be responsible for those in his care. Even if it means helping them along to heaven. Especially, if we played a part in their arrival.
Never forget that lesson.
Sorry fir rambling folks...
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast Yes, one of my favourite chipmunks who has lived for quite some time on our property was killed by my neighbour's cat yesterday and I was so sad. My neighbour never keeps his cat indoors and it always find a way to terrorize the animals in our yard.
Based on the previous encounter it would seem the Raccoon got the worst out of that scuffle as he hade wounds all over his body.
I have a orange cat and a gray and white kitty cat that lives in the woods all year around
The male raccoon waited til the female turned around and started drinking again 🤣😂
Aaron Yoghurt.
Good video. Thanks.
Feral cats destroy the bird and small mammal populations.
You are not going to believe this but Hawaii where I live has 300,000 feral cats. They are not nice little pets. They have wiped out native bird populations.
That's terrible on an island ecosystem! BB
I have an apartment complex being built in the forest behind my property. Would the result be more of an abundance of these mammals like in the video or will they move away
Thanks for all the nut shots of your boar raccoon 😂
Any time! BB
I feel bad for the cat
I will try and get them out of there, but it may take some time and patience. BB
Wild kingdom is not what Walt Disney made it out to be.😅
Good Raccoon getting that transit out
This is to sad for me to watch 😿 I know this is there world, But I cry to to much at animals hurting one another or getting hurt 😂💜 You do an Awesome job with filming our animals.
Why click the video then
I never knew boar coons get so big ,until I saw one In a flooded cypress flat, and it was so big I thought it was a hog!
Another amazing video! Dying to know if you safely removed the feral cats?
Thanks, Here is the Update from11/12/22 - The older feral cat with the injured hip may have used up a few of his 9-lives, but he has avoided capture and is back to full health again and you can see him after killing a large rat for dinner in October at: th-cam.com/video/W3Fymn0ZVIA/w-d-xo.html this entire area was under water during hurricane Ian and all survived, that story is at: th-cam.com/video/W3Fymn0ZVIA/w-d-xo.html
Omgosh that is amazing! Thank you so very much for the update. It is amazing to me how just when you think something may be lost, how it has the resilience to survive
Humans are in fact responsible for feral cat population rise. That doesn't diminish the need for removal of feraled cats. They are incredibly destructive to native species.
Remove humans problem solved ✌
Bird and pigeon farms are prohibited throughout the world and only chickens are allowed and did you know why?
Do you know what happens if you kill the felines? in fact you and your family are alive thanks to the work of thousands of cats a single example in chile there is a rat with a virus called hanta if this rat escapes to the cities it will spread to the whole world and 90% of humans will die but thanks to thousands of felines this dangerous rat is only snacks felines are the only one only human barrier to be covered in rats cockroaches lobsters and birds
@@gatoninja4387 Bullshit.
@@tonydeaton1967 👍
Why not adopt them? They just need a home
and yet the 6 coons that come inside my house (through a cat door) every night, get along just fine w/my house cats.
the snarl is out of this world
Wow, that is the stuff of nightmares!
great footage and narration. so much goes on in the Urban little forests
My family got a kitten from a litter of a feral cat. She was big and I saw her put a hell of a licking on a large raccoon.
Catnip is attractive to feral cats and domestic cats and not bobcats because of ancestry. Almost all of our domestic and feral cats descend from African Wildcats. African Wildcats will detect fireant (give off the same chemical scent as catnip, which is a scent warning against insects), and then the African Wildcat will roll in the ants to get the insect-repelling scent all over themselves and thus help fight against OTHER biting insects. If you crush some fireants on your fingers or onto a toy, your cat will react to it EXACTLY like catnip, if not have an even stronger reaction, and even some cats that don't care about catnip will still go nuts for crushed fireants. Bobcats aren't native to the place that fireants are native to, and so never developed this method of insect-repelling.
Really enjoying this content brother! It always sparked my interest how feral cats interact with the local wildlife. Keep up this content!
Thanks, there will be more coming in the near future. BB
Feral cats have it so hard 😞
How? They are predators too. Cats are predators basically mini lions and tigers.
they are stronger than raccoons!
@@levondarratt787 Honestly as a cat fan they are not.
@@marceld8961 at equal size I'd defo bet on a feral cat over a raccoon
feral cat is cat It is an ordinary cat that is given permission and goes for a walk every afternoon and returns to sleep with its human and eats delicious things
10:50 OMGGG LMAOOOOOF!!! cat nip got eem!
Update December 2022 - Part 3 is now online at: th-cam.com/video/sNcx7nbl8Fk/w-d-xo.html Updated 11/12/22 - The older feral cat with the injured hip may have used up a few of his 9-lives, but he has avoided capture and is back to full health again and you can see him after killing a large rat for dinner in October at: th-cam.com/video/W3Fymn0ZVIA/w-d-xo.html this entire area was under water during hurricane Ian and all survived, that story is at: th-cam.com/video/W3Fymn0ZVIA/w-d-xo.html
There is also a feral cat courtship video at: th-cam.com/video/Vlc1uWfRzPo/w-d-xo.html It is going to be just about impossible to trap any feral cats once they are embedded into the dense jungle underbrush with all the native animals. A drop cage trap with about a 75-100' of rope right at the fence line with a night vision 4G trail camera may be the only way and that's low probability. During the recent flood from Hurricane Nicole I caught a glimpse of this cat on top of the fence at dusk and he is much bigger than this video indicates, indeed he won't fit into the Havahart trap I have without scrunching down and I doubt he is going to do that.
I'm from the UK so i have never seen a raccoon in real life and i have to say i didn't know they were so aggressive! My knowledge was limited to cute videos of them robbing peoples homes!
They will chase you if you encounter them and they feel threatened. That and they can be much larger than the cute cuddly videos show.
raccoons are no joke, theyre very viscous, and the problem for cats is they dont know when to run away and try to take on bigger stronger animals
As a Boy Scout our troop visited "the beaver lady" in upstate New York. She also helped raccoons who would visit. While we were there a huge mamma raccoon and her kits came for a hand out. She was missing one paw. She had chewed it off in order to escape the trap she was caught in. Don't mess with Raccoons.
Damn I could never I would just sit there confused
Fascinating.
People are so ignorant of the destruction cats cause to native wild life
They aren't bad as humans, are they?
@@rajnikantsharma true
Also...cats and opossums get along, because they have some of the same mannerisms. Having rehabbed two opossums along with having had cats?
Yup! They get each other, and are both meticulous groomers.
Cats and dogs population are overwhelming like human
I have a couple of cats and have always wondered why cats love catnip so much. Is it like drugs for them? Do they get high or have some kind of pleasuring mind change when they eat and roll around in it?
Love the catnip basically gets cat high af and it don't care who or what is coming it just wants it's fix