What is his user name? And did you really make a kid eat raccoon poop who turned out okay? Was that a long time ago? Thanks for chatting with me.

Coonman220
Back in 1965.
I only made him eat the poop because he didnt want to eat the tent caterpillars.

Tent caterpillars? . . . did you offer them to him with or without sauce??

Nothing else but Heinz 57
cause they go with all 57 caterpillars he served.

You guys are making my hair fall out reading theses replies

Lady, you're being a bit neurotic here. You have zero worries. I was catching dozens of coons a day, walking through coon crap daily, eating sandwiches with unwashed hands that had been handling coons all day, skinning coons while simultaneously smoking cigarettes, etc.

I don't even know if your post is real. You're probably Savell or someone trying to get a rise out of people. If you're serious, knock it off. Your kid is 100x more likely to chase a ball into the road and get ran over than he is to die of coon crap.

Yeah, the Commie Disease Confederation is who'd id trust.
Living life gives you immunities. Bubble life dont.

Srirachai is outstanding with them too

I promise you it's a real post. And I just realized it rained hard on Saturday night, so the poop likely got washed into the mulch where it was sitting. Now I'm even more worried that I stepped in the eggs while looking for it on Monday. It just seems so possible that could have happened and then I got them on my car mat (from my shoes) and then maybe also brought them into my house on my shoes.

I'm a real person with a real story and actually really, really scared. I'm sorry to bother all of you here, but I do appreciate your perspective as people who know so more than I do.

Can you tell me when you were last catching raccoons? Was it in the last 10 years? Do raccoons in your state have roundworms, too? I'm in Virginia.

Thank you.

100 percent fact , cleaned out old barns with coon toilets so large you could fill a small pick up.

Just check you state Health department for info on round worm down there.

Remember that they were the first animals to adapt to the mask mandate even before covid came round

Are you in a state where raccoon roundworm is prevalent?

About when were you doing this?

My reading tells me more raccoons are infected with roundworm now than ever before.

(Some people here are thinking I'm not a real person, and just trying to screw with everyone. I promise that I'm a real 45-year-old mom living in Virginia who is extremely worried that she walked through where raccoon poop used to be and brought eggs in her house on her shoes.)

Live your life and quit worrying about it . Myself and others have given you examples of being exposed to large quantities with no ill results.

Live your life and quit worrying about it . Myself and others have given you examples of being exposed to large quantities with no ill results.

As far as I know our state succeeded from the USA when they abolished slavery in 1832. just rattling ya

the study was to see how garbage collection and cross-contamination with animals the was. open garbage was a distaster
our populations are quite low/square mile than yours populations

high populations= high infections

our population are longer lived and 3X the size of your animals

study was 10 years ago, but is still actively studied because of health concerns

So on google was this the 7 or 8 item in the search pattern when you entered it.

You came across poop your not sure what from.
You walked in the area.
You think it may have been coon and worm eggs may have got on your shoe and stayed getting tracked into your home.
Your concern is your son may get in contact with them.

You have worked yourself up over a non issues. People here trap, kill, transport, skin and flesh thousand of coons each year. Not in special locations but in their garage and yards some even in the house (I have done this) Often with their kids and grand kids in the fur shed helping. Major direct contact day after day. You have more to worry about from lightning.

You are going to have a very stressed out life raising you kid and a kid with no self confidence if you try to protect him from every possable danger. My kids run their own trap line yes shoot and Handel them themselves. Have since they were 7. Ride 4 wheelers, help skin and butchering game and live stock. My daughter packed around the dead ones waiting to be skinned when she was 3 years old. Your son is safe.
First kid?

I'd be more afraid of the coon poop that I DIDN'T know I stepped in!
Animals poop everywhere, all the time. Have for millions of years. The playground equipment is full of germs/bacteria.
Live your life and quit worrying.

I have no idea if roundworm is prevalent in MS, because even if it is, it's less deadly than lightening, big macs, or errant soccer balls rolling into the street.

As to when I was doing it, I skinned my last coon last winter, and tread on coon chit last week when my coonhound treed a coon in a den tree.

I actually suspected you WERE real but hoped I was wrong. The help you need isn't on a trapping forum.

P.S. I'm a woman too.

Strength comes from experience. Survival comes from the same.
Immunity comes from contact. Wash hands, take shoes off at door, live life.
Youre more apt to catch something from mice, rats, or roaches.
Coon (and other critter defecation) is more widespread in its localities than most will
ever know.
A public pool is filthier. All day. Ever think about that? The chemicals folks pass into the water?
The human arse matter floating around? Gag me.
Sure, the coon doo aint play-doh, BUT antibodies do come from exposure.
Just dont seek it for fun.

Lmao. Good stuff.
Get busy livin or get busy dyin as someone once said.

Think of all the human secretions you and your family has eaten over the years in your fast food. That coon crap ain't got nothing on that.