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GrCH Somerhill Billy Somerhill Adela. Check out the bone on those 2 bucks on the left!
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This is the rack Chuck built me right after we moved to this farm. We had several aluminum window screens from the old farmhouse, so he... -
Tie the skein in 4 different places so that it does not get tangled during the dyeing and rinsing process. Be sure to leave it loose so...
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Where do you work, Lisa, that people would drop skunks on you? The IRS? :)
I just think they are the cutest little things! I have heard they are much like cats if you have them as pets. Of course you will have to have them dissented first. I have yet to have a skunk LOL
Maybe I should save you one, Dusty. LOL
Very witty, Penny. HEHE
I work for the Soil& Water conservation district in this county. Program Administrator.
I want one!
Several years ago a Momma skunk left her litter on our door step. They were as adorable as could be!!! I believe Momma must have been hit by a car. These precious little ones would followed you all around the yard. (Even at their tender young age their cologne was apparent!) Our neighbor loaded up the gang and took them to a licensed wildlife facility. Happy ending to the story. :- D
I've heard skunks do make 'very nice pets'. Although here in Ohio, I've been told, it's illegal to own one.
They are adorable aren't they?
Unfortunately, the most prevalent rabies vector second only to bats in the midwest. Not something I'd want to mess with!
Leaving baby animals in the wild is a hard message to get across to folks who think they are doing the animals a favor by "rescuing them"; still I suppose better we humans aren't heartless creatures but only not informed! :) Yesterday I had to deal with an "abandoned" fawn issue- the doe had left her fawn close to someones house and they hadn't seen her come or go, but all was well. (MI DNR)
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