Re: mustelid I.D. please
[Re: joepennanti]
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07/11/19 04:36 PM
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I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought squirrel.
Millions of trees die every year to print environmentalist publications
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Re: mustelid I.D. please
[Re: joepennanti]
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07/11/19 04:56 PM
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Have seen Red squirrels chase many things several times their size. For the size challenged it seems an aggressive offense is the most successful defense. Rodent incisors are not sometime to be ignored either. Red squirrels don't JUST eat pine cones and mushrooms.
I've learned enough thru the years to now know that I don't know enough. KNOWLEDGE IS FREEDOM.
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Re: mustelid I.D. please
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I'm going with option #4... Extremely p1$$ed-0ff!
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Re: mustelid I.D. please
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07/11/19 10:03 PM
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I can't imagine an ermine running FROM a squirrel. But it DOES look that way Those Pineys got some brass ! You'd know that if you ever grab one bare-handed. I agree with a Pine squirrel chasing down an ermine. A case of "And the meek shall inherit the earth..." (except in Alaska )
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Re: mustelid I.D. please
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Body language suggest another weasel.
swampgas chili and schmidt beer makes for a deadly combo
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