R’Coon Dawg

Year: 1951

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles August Nichols

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Mickey sets out to hunt raccoons with Pluto by his side, but the clever raccoon constantly evades them—using a swinging vine, slipping through a stream, and finally snatching Mickey’s coonskin cap. He then manipulates the cap to appear as a tiny baby raccoon, outwitting Pluto at every turn.

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