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A fed bear is a dead bear. See: http://www.bouldercolorado.gov/files/openspace/pdf_brochures/be_aware_bears.pdf
I agree that raccoons are obnoxious, even if cute looking. But mice? Teeny field mice? We’re talking sweet country mice here, not evil big city rats. Again, food control is the solution. And closing entrances to the attic and such. All they are looking for is a warm place to spend the winter and something to eat. Live trapping is an option. I’ve found mice to be cooperative, but raccoons raise quite a fuss.
For mountain lions: Children may need a little extra supervision (and in some places not take the lead on trails) but in general, having the little noise generators along and close by is quite helpful. Remembering to announce your presence when alone on the trail is a bit harder.
In Boulder, humans are widely considered guardians to their pets, (not owners). Thus, extrapolating to wildlife, just imagine the psychic impact of all this negative behavior towards wildlife on your shoulders if you don’t improve.
Or, next time, you come for a stay, you could just pick a different sort of Colorado town, and open carry your gun.
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“He lives with his wife and two chickens in Brooklyn, New York.”
How long can it be until the mountain lions find out?