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re: Possum in my Backyard
Posted on 6/28/23 at 10:30 am to Bert Macklin FBI
Posted on 6/28/23 at 10:30 am to Bert Macklin FBI
You don't need to do anything. No significant disease issues. Possums are typically "immune" from rabies due to a lower body temp.
There is probably a possum in your yard multiple days each week.
They are fairly benign critters. Other than eating cat/dog food they don't really do anything. Just wander around looking for food, a mate and trying to not become food.
As creepy looking as they are, they aren't dangerous and rarely do anything other than try to escape. I've caught many young ones with my bare hands.
There is probably a possum in your yard multiple days each week.
They are fairly benign critters. Other than eating cat/dog food they don't really do anything. Just wander around looking for food, a mate and trying to not become food.
As creepy looking as they are, they aren't dangerous and rarely do anything other than try to escape. I've caught many young ones with my bare hands.
Posted on 6/28/23 at 4:14 pm to eatpie
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Other than eating cat/dog food and birds and eggs they don't really do anything
Fixed it a little
Posted on 6/29/23 at 9:05 am to eatpie
We used to see possums frequently L.A. one night my dog took off running and grabbed one trying to escape over the backyard fence. He dropped it at our feet as a gift.
We thought it was dead, but it had departed by morning. Just playing possum, I guess. We’d see them around the neighborhood just wandering and checking things out.
West Coast possums. Who knew?
We thought it was dead, but it had departed by morning. Just playing possum, I guess. We’d see them around the neighborhood just wandering and checking things out.
West Coast possums. Who knew?
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