Raccoon Diner Sunday with Three Raccoons

Baby, >> come on everybody. Oh boy. I got hot dogs. >> I got I got hot dogs. >> What you doing? >> My god, they're fat, aren't you? >> You guys are fat. >> Can't know. >> Oh, you going to have some water? Are you? Yeah. you cookie. >> And mama put my uh walker in the car. >> I did. >> Yeah. Well, he's gone down the >> He'll come back. >> He's just He's just going down the path to eat. >> Yep. He wants to eat in privacy. >> Yeah. Hello. >> Say hello. Say we're getting ready for winter. >> Yeah. Are y'all the main heaters? >> So, we only got three tonight. We had one last night. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> I think these are the heaters. These are the ones that keep everybody else warm. >> Yeah. And pretty soon there won't be anybody. >> I know. >> And we get vacation. >> Yeah. >> Huh. Cuz we got no deer this year. Well, don't have to worry about We didn't have to worry about the deer last year. Just one day we had, wasn't it? >> Yeah. >> One day to come out. >> Yep. >> Hey. >> Oh, don't be growling. >> Let him up. Let him up there, cranky old thing. >> So scared that they're not going to get to eat. >> There's all kinds there to eat. Goodness. >> God, they like that cream. >> Yeah, they do. >> You go. >> Look at that. Just uh >> Oh, yeah. Get the crank. Get the crank. Get the crank. >> There's a little bit gone. Do you come back? You want hot dogs, don't you? Here. Open two packs tonight. There you go. >> You got plenty. >> I think everybody else must be ding it up tonight since it's so cold. Cuz look, look how cold it is. >> It's almost 30 something. >> Yeah. >> I think the high today was what? 40. >> She's almost down to zero in our temperature. >> Almost. >> Yeah. >> Well, they ate everything that was out here last night. >> Yeah, it's 30 uh 33. Yeah, about 33. >> The water's not got ice in it and it's not froze. >> No. >> And I poured it at four. And the Blue Jays blew it as I as I predicted. >> Yep. >> I knew they would. >> Come on. >> Yeah. Their head 31. >> Hey, you be nice. >> They They were head 3-1, lost 54. Yeah, but I don't know why they took all their hit big hitters and lined them all up at the front of the lineup. They should have st staggered them cuz there was so many um uh bases loaded and then uh a guy would come up and couldn't hit. >> They had a few of them on there. I think Scooter's already gone to bed. >> Scooter? Yeah. He's not around. >> Mm- No. So, the other fell's down on the path. >> Yep. Eating a cookie. >> Yeah. Come get another one. Come on. >> He's watching the road. Boy, oh boy, it's chilly out. I'll have to get the other coat out. >> Yeah, why don't you go in if you're cold, baby? >> I'll get the other big coat out. >> And Dr. Connor, >> Mr. Connor. >> Mr. Connor, he's watching >> from the tree. >> There he is. >> They're getting the Walmart cookies. That's why they're really popping them open so fast. >> Yeah, they're getting the good cookies. Yep. >> And we'll pull this over. And there you can see the Connor cat. >> He's watching. >> Do you see the raccoon? Look at him. Is he ever watching him? Total. He's watching that raccoon. >> Lucy, you better be nice. >> You watching the raccoon? >> I'm watching Lucy. Are you? And we put all our clocks back today. >> Yeah. Here, Lucy. >> Yeah. >> I wish we didn't have to do that. What a waste of time that is. >> Well, it is. >> Yeah. >> What difference? >> What difference does it make? You know, you don't gain anything or lose anything. So, it gets dark here like 5:00 now. >> Yeah. >> So, I got the lights back on the timer. >> Yeah, you sure did. >> Yeah. >> You went downstairs today. >> I was downstairs and set all the clock. >> I watched you like a hawk. >> Huh? >> I watched you like a hawk going down those steps and getting back up. >> I had to change the battery in one clock. the raccoon clock that somebody sent me. >> Yep. >> Yeah. It's a cute little clock though, isn't it? >> It is cute. It's got baby raccoons all over it. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to eat everything? >> What are you doing eating all the cream? >> Yeah, she ate all the hot dogs. This is our raccoon that adopts everybody's babies. >> Yeah. >> Her name is Lucy. She's a good raccoon. Yeah, >> she's been with us for a while. She takes all the babies that the mothers can't handle. >> Well, she likes the hot dogs. >> And she's the one that had six babies this year of her own. >> Yeah. >> She's got the scar above the right eye. >> Yeah. >> She fell out of a tree two two years ago. >> Yeah. >> Had a little bad cut across her head. Bless it's a little hard. >> Well, I'm going to go in. >> Okay. It's chilly cold. >> I don't think I'm going to leave her to it. Also, I'm going to go in. >> You stay up there. Get up there. >> You get up there. I see you. >> I'm going to shut the door. >> Yes, I see you trying to get down. Yes, you were. I'm going to get you. Get your bum. I'll get your bum. Yes, I will. You want to fight with me, don't you? He ain't Oh, yeah. You come on to me just as quick. You're trying to play with him. He gets >> He plays rough. >> Yeah, he is. Charlie used to, too. When Charlie was alive, he was he was hard on me. I used to stand on the stairs there and tease him through the rails. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I sure went through a lot of band-aids, didn't you? >> Are you hungry? You want something to eat? >> Are you hungry, bud? And mama Mama made us roast beef and potatoes and carrots. >> I sure did. And Connor come in and sat in the couch with me and it was waiting. He was watching the kitchen to see when she was coming. >> Come and check on me. >> Huh? >> He would come and check to see when I was coming in there. >> I'm just going to set this here for now. I get my jacket there. There you go. You coming back? >> Are you still there eating? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Camera's on. Everybody can see you. >> I know. >> Now we'll let them watch Connor. >> Huh? We're in the wheels here now. >> You going to go see Charlotte? >> Yeah. Charlotte T. >> Oh, she's in the she's in my bed. She's in my bed. Oh, she getting up. She's getting up. Want me to pet you? You want me to pet you? Huh? Are you a good girl? Are you a good girl? You going to lay down? There she is. Look at that good little girl. Look at that good little girl. Charlotte, >> look at you. Huh? Look at that face. Look at that pretty face. That white belly. Yes. And that white belly. She loves her back rubbed. Yeah. She gets up of me whenever she can, but Connor chases her out and takes over. doesn't he? Yes. And we still can't pick her up. Tracy can, though, the one that uh raised her up. But she wouldn't she won't let me pick her up. She won't let Angie pick her up. She runs. She's still got a lot of feral in her, don't you? Yes, you do. A lot of feral. Oh, did you get enough? Did you get enough to eat? >> Did he eat? Did he? >> He ate. Say I ate. Yes, I did. >> Say I'm a good boy. >> That's bushy tail. >> It's my baby. Come on. Want a treat? >> All right. Okay. Go. >> Oh, he's having treats. >> Yeah, >> you're going to have treats. >> Yep. What time is it? 9. Are >> you having treats? >> We got time for a call the midwife. Come on, Charlotte. >> Here you go. >> She likes to have them on the chair. >> There you go. >> And the seat on the seat part. >> She's a good girl. >> She don't like eating them on there. There. She eats them there in the mornings for me. >> So, Charlotte's having treats. >> Yep. Everybody's getting a treat. >> And he ate all his. >> He's got one left. He's going to find it. There. Look. There you are. You missed it. >> There you go. >> You got it. >> Yeah. He's a little boy. He's a good boy, aren't you? Spoiled rotten. >> Yep. >> Yeah. He lays in with me in the mornings. >> Stretching. I sat in the couch here and you laid beside me upside down with the the back legs open. >> Uhuh. >> Anyway, we'll say good night. >> Well, everybody have a good week ahead and thank you for watching. >> Yeah. Too bad there wasn't more raccoons. We only had three. >> It's winter. >> Yeah, winter time. And pretty soon >> officially winter, but they're all going to bed. >> Yeah. This is early this year. >> I know. >> Yeah. Charlotte. She's a good girl. She's a good girl. >> It may be because they were so fat. They felt like they were fat enough. >> They could hardly walk. It's what the bears do >> when they feel they're fat enough to go to sleep. They >> even though they're not doing true hibernation, they're only doing torour. >> Are you in my chair? >> So, yes, I am, daddy. >> What are you doing in my chair? >> Charlie. >> Huh? >> Yes, Charlie. >> And a lady knitted that for me. And I I have it on my back. >> Come on. >> And I turned the heat on the chair, too. >> Yeah, it's mom there. This is where she likes to go over with uh with Angie and and get my little girl >> and get patted. >> Oh yeah. Like I love being pitted. Yes, I do. That's my girl. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll see you later. >> Have a good week. Thank you. >> Bye. Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye.