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17 Comments on What's Black and White and Running Through Land Park?
Oh my word.... what a unique way to be under siege. That's priceless in a stinky sort of way (LOL). I've seen your yard and can understand why they like it. It's beautiful. Very comfy, indeed. :-)
Elizabeth - That's funny that you and Barbara are both having problems with skunks! They sure are cute, too bad they smell so bad... :)
EEEWWWEEE!!! GROSS! Although we don't have skunks around here, we do have our fair share of wildlife mostly just rabbits, gophers (and big suckers) and, of course, the coyotes.
Elizabeth: One of my good friends has a brother who does pest removal. They usually relocate these furry critters to heavily wooded areas, away from densely populated neighborhoods. Good luck.
LOL....I've only smelled that before when driving by the side of the road type skunk. It's definitely a distinct odor and glad I don't have any of them lingering around. YUK!
Elizabeth
People still smoke those marijuana cigarettes? I did not know that they smelled like a skunk. I do know what a skunk smells like; I have had to get those out of my barn when I would get new chicks. That was not a pleasant thing. I can understand the "madness" your neighbor must be going through with the smell.
Sincerely
Tom Braatz
Elizabeth, skunk smell has to be one of the worst and most pervasive odors on the planet! On one hand, it's funny, since they're such cute looking critters. But on the other hand, they are NOT to be tangled with! ;-) Good luck with the siege! LOL
Ewwwww! We just have deer, fox and turkey vultures here ! The vultures are ugly enough!
He might hit a neighboring cat
HAHAHAHAHAHAH !!!!!
We get Skunkies all the time in NJ... it's amazing how far that stink will stretch, and how it works its way through windows and doors and cracks into your house !!!
Well good luck -- I suggest you dont consider petting them, even though they look fluffy and harmless
He is about to become handy after years in training, but as a former Army MP, he was great with guns from the time I met him. Hopefully the pest folks will catch those stinky little critters for you quickly. They will certainly stink up a place if something frightens them.
We had the problem at the golf course and the greens keeper indicated they were there because of the grubs under the grass and if he got rid of the grubs the skunks would leave. I haven't seen them for some time I wonder if that's the cure?
Elizabeth,
I used to see them in New York, but never here, even though I read tht they are here. Maybe our alligators are taking care of this potential problem.
Need one?
Elizabeth, I'm sitting here laughing my _ _ _ off because you now have the nocturnal visitors also. Want me to send you my trap??? Remember you made my daughter cry because you told her the animal control would take them off and KILL them??? They really just take them off and turn them loose somewhere else and I ordered mine delivered to Sacramento! LOL Really LOL!!
Poor Peppi. He just wants to be loved.
Hey Elizabeth!
I live close to Cal..only the other side of Land Park Drive...and haven't noticed the odor! How close are you? I did notice a skunk (road kill - not alive) on the 16th Street onramp to the freeway. I hope they aren't migrating my way!
Have some tomato juice handy for when he gets sprayed. Goog luck, LOL
There's never a dull moment in Land Park. Just moments ago, some guy or woman in a blue Saturn swerved around the corner and slammed into a parked car, crushing the driver's side. I was talking on my cell to a client and staring out the living room window when I saw the accident. He/she pulled up in front of my house, stopped, looked at me, looked back at the bumper he/she left glued to the car he/she hit, gunned the gas and roared off down the street.
Whaaaat? The water heater isn't strapped, sorry . . .
I quickly finished my call and called the police. They found the car within 10 minutes, but I don't know if they found the driver. We Land Park residents look out for each other. This stuff happens everywhere in Sacramento.
I'd gladly deal with a skunk today than some hit-and-run driver. The woman whose car was hit came to visit her mom and didn't expect this, I'm sure.
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