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Almost a stinky morning:yikes:

jim tn

Well-known member
I started searching the bank of a shallow ditch early this morning and the first target I dug right off was a 45 Washington quarter. The shallow ditch was on one side of a good sized lot, probably 150' x 75,' so my expectations were high for the remaining ground. After working my way to the end of the ditch I noticed a culvert and just inside the culvert was a black and white cat...that upon closer inspection turned out to be a skunk. It didn't seem to be paying me any attention, but none the less, I moved over to the other side of the lot and started hunting that edge. In short order, I dug several clad dimes and quarters and 2 wheaties when I just happened to glance over my shoulder and noticed about 15' behind me was the skunk and he was eyeballing me pretty good. I slowly eased my way down to one end of the lot in order to give the skunk plenty of space. Unfortunately, it apparently felt the lot was his, or hers, and pretty much camped itself right in the middle of the lot. Ultimately, the vast majority of the lot remains to be searched. I'll go the extra mile for a piece of silver, but not if I have to tangle with a skunk for it. Hopefully it will be gone by my next trip to the lot. HH jim tn
 
Yikes! I got sprayed by a skunk years ago at my grandparent's farm. It was a good choice to give it plenty of room.....its not fun getting rid of that odor.
 
LOL Your Lucky Jim. Could have been a whole different story being that close...
 
This was in my email today, said to illustrate two of the great virtues of life - Patience and Wisdom: You are obviously endowed with both, though I advise extra caution any time Rabies could be on the scene. HH
 
compared to my in-law,..i think i prefer the skunk!....(nasty!)

(h.h!)
j.t.
 
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They look a lot more intimidating when just a few feet from you then those in picture form. Lol HH jim tn
 
Bring him a peanut butter sandwich and he'll leave you alone....

He'll eat the sandwich and run off to his watering hole for a drink....
 
The sandwich sounds good, think I'll make one.LOL Actually, the last two times I visited the lot, I didn't run into the little stinker...nor any more silver, either. HH jim tn
 
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