Quite Often, "Road Kill!"

[Ken Ramos]

Probably was and that is how they got it, the Park Service that is but does anyone care to venture a guess as to whom this belongs to. Come on now, take a deep breath, that's it inhale deeply...


Skunk
Linville Falls, Blue Ridge Parkway, N.C.

There was a cute little Park Ranger, Erin, there at the Linville Falls visitors center and she had a whole table full of pelts and skulls from the various wildlife around the mountains here. She also really knew her stuff about them too, a very interesting young lady and quite informative.
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Ken Ramos
Rutherford Co., Western North Carolina

[Cyclops]

Hmmm,quite clearly a carnivore,but hard to tell its size. Could it be a wolf? Or a Racoon?(yea i know they're omnivores but they have those canines)
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[salden]

Yea, I see the skunk pelt, but the skull got the better of me
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Sue Alden

[Ken Ramos]

Ya'all wouldn't believe how littlet that skull is. They also had a mink, racoon, beaver, and a couple more but I did not hang around because there were a bunch of sticky fingered, dirty faced little children that kept wanting to poke at my camera lens. Gotta love'em though, I guess.

Thanks Sue, Larry
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Ken Ramos
Rutherford Co., Western North Carolina

[rjlittlefield]

http://www.skullsunlimited.com/striped_skunk_skull.html
http://www.skullsunlimited.com/graphics/sm-430-lg.jpg

These guys have a horde of useful pictures!

--Rik

[Ken Ramos]

You know I did not know there were or was a market for such things. Learn something new every day I suppose but one thing is for sure, I won't be selling any skulls, especially skunk skulls.

Thanks Rik
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Ken Ramos
Rutherford Co., Western North Carolina