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If it wasn't for skunks this last week jr would be skunked...that doesn't sound right?

You guys give me shit about not smiling in pics. Here's my proof, it's genetic. My grandson and he is so excited he can hardly stand still for the pic.



Now that's about as serious as a kid can get, about trapping or anything for that matter.

jehler wrote:If it wasn't for skunks this last week jr would be skunked...that doesn't sound right?

So Jehler, what do you do with Jr after he skins his skunk? I mean, is he living out back in that structure he was putting together a few months ago or in the garage?

QH's Paw wrote:

jehler wrote:If it wasn't for skunks this last week jr would be skunked...that doesn't sound right?

So Jehler, what do you do with Jr after he skins his skunk? I mean, is he living out back in that structure he was putting together a few months ago or in the garage?

He has a baking soda/febreeze/tsp regime that is quite effective, his boots however still stink

jehler wrote:

QH's Paw wrote:

jehler wrote:If it wasn't for skunks this last week jr would be skunked...that doesn't sound right?

So Jehler, what do you do with Jr after he skins his skunk? I mean, is he living out back in that structure he was putting together a few months ago or in the garage?

He has a baking soda/febreeze/tsp regime that is quite effective, his boots however still stink

TSP? Am I gonna be sorry I asked?

QH's Paw wrote:You guys give me shit about not smiling in pics. Here's my proof, it's genetic. My grandson and he is so excited he can hardly stand still for the pic.



Now that's about as serious as a kid can get, about trapping or anything for that matter.

Been meaning to ask- what is that?

Ermine (weasel), pretty small one.

QH's Paw wrote:

jehler wrote:

QH's Paw wrote:

jehler wrote:If it wasn't for skunks this last week jr would be skunked...that doesn't sound right?

So Jehler, what do you do with Jr after he skins his skunk? I mean, is he living out back in that structure he was putting together a few months ago or in the garage?

He has a baking soda/febreeze/tsp regime that is quite effective, his boots however still stink

TSP? Am I gonna be sorry I asked?

Tri sodium phosphate

QH's Paw wrote:Ermine (weasel), pretty small one.

Are they all white, or is that a special kind? Don't know much about weasels.

Winter coat is white with a black tipped tail

All of them?

All ermine I think so, all weasels no

Weasel fact:
The short-tailed weasel (Mustela erminea) is the second smallest member of the weasel family. Like the long-tailed weasel and its other relatives, the short-tailed weasel, also known as the ermine, is a predator. The short-tailed weasel occupies a wider variety of habitats than the long-tailed weasel, which include wetlands, forests, and fields. It is trapped for its fur, but not avidly.

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Cool! Looks like the boy is diggin it too! Now we have to work on the photo embedding skills

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I need to expand my horizons. I don't really know shit about critters/sets outside of my own trapping area.

quackhead wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Cool! Looks like the boy is diggin it too! Now we have to work on the photo embedding skills

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He's talking about your sideways pictures you post.

quackhead wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Cool! Looks like the boy is diggin it too! Now we have to work on the photo embedding skills

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There all sideways dude! How are you loading them, from pictures on your computer or photobucket?

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

quackhead wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Cool! Looks like the boy is diggin it too! Now we have to work on the photo embedding skills

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There all sideways dude! How are you loading them, from pictures on your computer or photobucket?

They are all loaded from my phone and when I look at them they are never sideways so I'm unsure

Not sure how big the short tail are suppose to be but guessing it is a little one. I'm guessing I will never retire if I rely on the ermine.

They're right side up on my phone.

quackhead wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:

quackhead wrote:

MuddyWaterWarlock wrote:Cool! Looks like the boy is diggin it too! Now we have to work on the photo embedding skills

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There all sideways dude! How are you loading them, from pictures on your computer or photobucket?

They are all loaded from my phone and when I look at them they are never sideways so I'm unsure

I load mine from the computer, so one of these guys with a super phone might be able to help you turn them.

assateague wrote:They're right side up on my phone.

I'm not on a phone.

'nother weasel (ermine) fact:
Like all members of the weasel family, the short-tailed weasel has a long, slender body, short legs, and a long neck. It can grow to a length of seven to 13 inches and a weight of one to seven ounces. The male is noticeably larger than the female.

Watched an ermine take down a full size cottontail during rifle season a couple years back. Good thing they are only 8" long.


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NuffDaddy wrote:Watched an ermine take down a full size cottontail during rifle season a couple years back. Good thing they are only 8" long.


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That's what she says

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NuffDaddy wrote:Watched an ermine take down a full size cottontail during rifle season a couple years back. Good thing they are only 8" long.


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I watched one take down an elk with #12 shot once.

Goldfish wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:Watched an ermine take down a full size cottontail during rifle season a couple years back. Good thing they are only 8" long.


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That's what she says

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I get that all the time.


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3legged_lab wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:Watched an ermine take down a full size cottontail during rifle season a couple years back. Good thing they are only 8" long.


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I watched one take down an elk with #12 shot once.

TSS or lead?


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Tss I'm sure, it was an elk after all.