Christmas Has a New Kind of Trouble
24 Days of Tiny Trouble.
One Very Naughty Crew.
Behind every numbered door is a different raccoon with its own pose, personality and little bit of mischief. Open one each day and see which backyard bandit got caught today.
🦝 24 unique raccoons · No boring color swaps
Who knows what the little bandits have been up to today?
Trash cans. Pizza boxes. Cookie jars. Bird feeders. Fishing trips. Christmas presents. Somehow, these raccoons have found their way into all of them.
Meet The Backyard Bandits
24 raccoons. 24 personalities. Zero boring repeats.
This isn't the same raccoon in different colors. Each little bandit has its own pose, accessories, personality and miniature scene.
Every reveal gives you a new suspect.
One morning it might be a pizza thief. The next, a garden raider. Then a fishing buddy, camping bandit or Christmas ornament troublemaker.
Tiny Bandits. Big Personalities.
The fun is discovering what each one has been caught doing.
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24 Truly Different Characters
Different poses, accessories and little scenes keep every reveal feeling fresh.
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Expressive Little Trouble
Playful faces and detailed accessories make every miniature feel like a character caught in the act.
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A New Surprise Every Day
Turn December into a daily mystery with one new raccoon waiting behind the next numbered door.
Caught In The Act
From pizza thieves to Christmas bandits.
These aren't generic mini animals. They're tiny characters with suspiciously specific hobbies.
- Trash-can troublemakers
- Pizza and cookie thieves
- Camping and fishing buddies
- Garden and tool troublemakers
- Christmas gift and ornament bandits
A Whole Crew Of Suspects
You never know which bandit is going to show up next.
Meet a few of the troublemakers waiting behind the doors. By Christmas Eve, the whole crew comes together.
Trash Can GuyPizza ThiefBBQ BanditGift GrabberBird Feeder BanditCookie ThiefDonut BanditPopcorn LoverPancake SnatcherIce Cream BanditCamping BanditFishing BuddyGarden RaiderTool TroubleSanta Cookie ThiefOrnament BanditLights DisasterPresent PilferTrash Can King
Who Got Caught Today?
Three steps. One new bandit every day.
Make opening the calendar part of the morning routine and see who is hiding behind the next door.
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Pick A Door
Find the next numbered compartment in the countdown.
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Open & Reveal
Discover today's mystery raccoon.
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Build Your Crew
Add the new character to your growing Backyard Bandits collection.
Look Closely
The tiny details are where the trouble gets good.
Expressive faces and playful accessories help each raccoon feel different, so the full collection has personality instead of repetition.
A Gift They Won't See Coming
Give them 24 little surprises instead of one ordinary gift.
A playful Christmas idea for animal lovers, raccoon fans, collectors and families who enjoy a little humor with their holiday traditions.
Made For...
Animal LoversRaccoon FansFamiliesCollectorsMiniature LoversQuirky Gift Fans
The Countdown Ends. The Chaos Stays.
By Christmas Eve, you'll have a whole crew.
The fun doesn't have to end when the final door is opened.
Line up all 24 backyard bandits on a mantel, shelf, tabletop or holiday display and keep the collection together throughout the season.
- Display the complete 24-piece collection
- Create a playful holiday raccoon scene
- Keep the characters together after the countdown
- Bring the crew back for future holidays
Review-Style Examples
Little bandits. Big reactions.
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★★★★★
Every raccoon has a personality
“I thought I was just getting cute little raccoons, but every one has its own story. The pizza thief and cookie bandit had me laughing immediately!”
— Emily R.
★★★★★
Our favorite December tradition
“My kids love choosing the door every morning to see which little bandit got ‘caught’ that day. By Christmas Eve, we had an entire raccoon crew on the shelf.”
— Sarah M.
★★★★★
The details are incredible
“The tiny accessories and facial expressions make these much more fun than ordinary miniatures. Every raccoon looks like it's been caught doing something it shouldn't!”
— Rebecca T.