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Post by justwannano on Nov 4, 2011 20:49:56 GMT -6
Exciting new concept in catching wild mink
My son and a co worker were working on a tractor at their ammonia plant when they saw a wild mink and decided to give chase. The mink, apparently not to fond of the idea, hid under a tractor tire. Now I’m not too sure what these 2 guys were supposed to be doing but 1 hour later the mink decided to try to make its escape and the chase was on. It’s probably not a well known fact but mink are not very good open field runners. “They aren’t as fast as you’d think” says Tony. Anyway here is a picture of a hand caught wild mink. They turned the mink loose. This is the second report I’ve heard of wild mink in close to farm operations. The other was of a mink coming out of a pit at a cattle confinement ½ mile from a pond or creek.
just
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Post by TRapper on Nov 4, 2011 21:10:35 GMT -6
mink are basically land animals that are usually found close to a water source.
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Post by bradphillips on Nov 4, 2011 21:18:50 GMT -6
I'm sure when the going is good, they roam everywhere. To me tick marks indicate that they have hunted away from water.
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Post by tjk on Nov 4, 2011 22:17:46 GMT -6
Try catching one wearing waders and they seem to just stay out of reach(but not always).
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Post by joe1 on Nov 5, 2011 5:17:29 GMT -6
used to milk cows seemed like once a year one would have to visit the barn to find a mouse for dinner i figoured. real challenge getting cows in the barn then liked to kick after you got them in . you know what it smells like when you skin them have one spend a day or two in a barn. the cows didnt like it.
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Post by justwannano on Nov 5, 2011 15:41:29 GMT -6
Can't seem to get the picture up guys. sorry. just
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