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Related: About this forumSKUNK in my yard!
obscured by door frame, and postimage 'sick,' but hope to do better!
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SKUNK in my yard! (Original Post)
elleng
May 2023
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BigmanPigman
(52,259 posts)1. Keep your dogs inside
Yuk! I know from experience.
elleng
(136,071 posts)2. No dog, or other pets here, but thanks for the warning!
CAUGHT it!
BigmanPigman
(52,259 posts)3. That isn't a skunk, it's tRump.
elleng
(136,071 posts)4. Not permitted here, just SKUNKS!!!
lastlib
(24,910 posts)5. Skunks ALWAYS have the right-of-way.
Don't forget that (Rule number 1). It won't hurt anything as long as you don't disturb it or scare it.
I once had a mother skunk and three of her babies walk across the toe of my boot. Needless to say, I didn't move a muscle while they were doing it.
elleng
(136,071 posts)6. CUTE! Been waiting to see Goslings, as goose adult appears to have been incubating,
but haven't seen them yet. Goslings and baby skunks would be interesting!
lastlib
(24,910 posts)7. Goslings and MAMA skunks could be ugly, tho.
Skunks ARE predators, and goslings unprotected could be juicy targets.
elleng
(136,071 posts)8. but goslings won't be unprotected, as parents always with them.
They were last year, at least.
Geese vs. Skunks, OYE VEY!!!