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Canadian Hunting, Fishing and Outdoors, Mississauga, ON (2026)

10/10/2026

True

So true. Growing up mine was a pump smooth bore 870 Wingmaster.

10/10/2026

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10/10/2026

Deer season is coming soon. What's your r***e of choice?

10/09/2026

Hahahaa Amazing

A Raccoon Stole His Doorbell Camera, Then Kept Sending Him Alerts

Your phone buzzes in the middle of the night, and you already know what it is: another raccoon on the porch. You almost don't look. But this homeowner did, and what he saw next was something no security system is built to handle.

A small paw reached out and covered the lens. Then the whole picture began to move. Wait, did the camera just get picked up?

By morning, the camera was gone from the door. The notifications, strangely, were still coming. So who was sending them?

He opened the live feed, and his front steps were nowhere to be seen. In their place was a wall of bark, a scatter of leaves, and a raccoon calmly inspecting its brand-new possession. The thief had hauled the battery-powered camera into a hollow tree in the yard, and here is the part nobody saw coming: it was close enough to stay connected to the house's Wi-Fi. The raccoon had accidentally set up the world's strangest surveillance system, with the owner as its only audience.

Would you march out and grab it back? He found the tree and decided to leave the camera right where it was for the afternoon. Why ruin the show? He kept sharing screenshots as the raccoon came back again and again, circling its prize like it had won the lottery.

Eventually someone asked the obvious question: was he planning to get it back? His answer might be the best part of the whole story. "I tried telling him to bring it back through the speaker. He put a leaf over me."

Honestly, when a raccoon can out-stubborn your smart home, who is really watching whom? Tell us in the comments: would you have waited, or gone after that camera straight away?