Six Baby Raccoons late night lunch

We got six babies. He's watching. I open that door. They'll go running. Boy, they ever going at that food. This fell got the habit of staying right in the middle of the picnic table takes after his mother. Boy, they're scooting right along there. They're hungry. Every one of them are fat. I'll see if I can crack that door a little bit and throw out some hot dogs. Mama's waiting. Oh jeez, they're all running after the Boy, they're going to town on those uh hot dogs. He's got three hot dogs at Little Bella. Okay, I'll keep the rest for throw some cookies out here now. [Music] Fighting more of the crockis. Spread them out a little bit. That's all the cookies. I got a few hot dogs left. Well, they fight over the food. So, we had sixes, but we're down to four. The little fellows by the time uh October, November comes, they'll be full size. They'll be just as big as their mother. They're fighting over there. There's a whole bunch of cookies there and they're fighting over them. Give them a cookie. Hey, don't be so mean. The babies are mean. >> Oh, now he's into the dry food. They didn't dump any water buckets over yet. So, the there's four of them out there. Oh, just see that he attacked the mother. Yeah. Yeah. Even if the mother tries to get the food from them, they'll attack them. Yeah. Survival of the fittest. What are you watching, Connor? Connor, you see them raccoons? Did you see them? Did you see them? You did. And Charlotte's in my bed. Yeah. Charlotte sound asleep up on my pillows. Yes, she is. Charlotte's in my bed and you're not getting there. No. [Laughter] I guess I can throw the rest of the hot dogs out. I know you'd like to have the juice off the hot dogs, wouldn't you? Huh? There's lots of dry food out there. It'll be all gone by morning. Oh boy. They love the hot dogs. How many you got left? Two. Okay. there. Lock the door in case the bear wants to come in. Oh, there's a big one coming upstairs. The fur is right fuzzy looking. You got fuzzy fur, have you? You got fuzzy fur. You do. You good boy, aren't you, Connor? Huh? You're just a baby. You're just a baby boy. [Music] So, we have four babies and one mom. So, >> I'll tell you one thing, they're wellfed. >> Yeah. Wellfed babies. Okay, I'm going to let them finish eating and I'm going to go to bed cuz it's uh What time is it there? It's almost 1:00. Conor's getting silly here. Look at them. You're getting silly. For an adult cat, he's sure playful, >> aren't you? Are you getting silly? Are you getting silly? Yes, you are. You're getting silly. I'm going to get you. I'm going to beat your bum. Yes, I am. I'll beat your bum. Yes, they will. The wild look in his eyes. Likes to play, don't you? Huh? Well, mama left. So, so the four of them there by themselves. They know how to get home now. This there's one guy there. He's really small. This this fell here. He's smaller than the rest. They got lost to eat. Well, there's mama coming back. Oh, she found a cookie that wasn't opened. >> These fellas haven't stopped eating since I threw all that stuff out. Oh, she going to wash her cookie. Yeah. Okay, people. We're going to say good night then and uh we shall see you tomorrow hopefully. Bye-bye.