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Gourmet Grub for Ringtails

Posted By: Cedar Hacker

Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 01:09 AM

We have the perfect habitat for Ringtails but a feline disease all but eliminated them several years ago in our area. I saw two last year and have not seen one since. I have been out a lot at night hunting for them with a headlight with no luck.

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Posted By: sammy petty

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 02:30 AM

JD I haven't seen one in probably 10 yrs. Always thought they were one of our prettiest furbearers
Posted By: Sheepdog1

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 07:30 AM

get to picking them berries and making some jelly
Posted By: Cedar Hacker

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by Sheepdog1
get to picking them berries and making some jelly


My Mother used to make jelly with them years ago and there was an Uncle down in a small community of Algerita in San Saba, County that made wine with them.
I remember it takes a lot of them and a lot of sugar to make either.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 02:03 PM

Caught one this year east of Austin for a ranch that had several getting into the attic. First one I'd ever seen or caught.

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Posted By: MB Coonguy

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/17/19 08:12 PM

cute little buggers!
Posted By: Cedar Hacker

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/18/19 05:10 AM

I believe this is the last one I caught but I cannot remember how many years ago that was.

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Posted By: nightlife

Re: Gourmet Grub for Ringtails - 05/18/19 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by MB Coonguy
cute little buggers!


Also one of the few wild animals that makes a good pet, when I was a kid my dad who was a truck driver picked up a young one somewhere and brought it home with him, I had it for a pet till it died of old age
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