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  TheBabblingHousewife

  1 year ago

  Never saw baby skunks before. Where was the "kittens" mom?
  
  I am so glad you can see the humor in this.
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  SleepyNita

  1 year ago

  I love this photo of the kids. Good thing baby skunks do not spray. We had actually shot a mother skunk once on our farm (was getting into the chicken coops and spraying - really big mess cleaning chickens) and she had a baby behind her. To this day the "baby" skunk lives in our farmhouse like a cat. Best animal ever. They really are great.
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  Chris Brogan...

  1 year ago

  Hahahaha... very great snap!
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  ShannonRenee

  1 year ago

  This is a great photo. The innocence and curiosity of children is precious.
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  Katybeth

  1 year ago

  Ahhhha, very cute!! Were the kids upset when you had to tell no, they could not have one?
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  K

  1 year ago

  That is fabulous! I hope none of them were sprayed.
  
  As kids in Maine, we had to take turns catching the baby skunks so that we could "relocate" them. My favorite method was a cardboard box with a stick and a string. =)
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  MominMa

  1 year ago

  That's awesome. We recently moved to Hingham from Chicago and have discovered that we have a few skunks in the neighborhood.
  I think they hang around and night & if you come down the stairs and in any way startle them, they spray. Our front door has a mail slot...which the smell seeps through and permeates most of our downstairs. It's a treat. Our new front door will be without that mail slot, that's a fact.
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  movers boston

  1 month ago

  That's a funny, yet creepy relocation experience! What a way to welcome you into your new neighborhood. :)
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  skippingj

  1 month ago

  haha :) hope they didn't get sprayed though
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  Miami Steam Cleaners

  1 month ago

  Your title is creepy and when I read the body, I realized that there's nothing to be aware at.
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