Minks on loose in PA recently.

Watolf

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Lock down your coop, there is around 8000 mink escaped from the fur farm recently. :(

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...ylvania-fur-farm/70903974007/?mibextid=S66gvF
Those mink breeders must've caught back up after COVID as I remember literally millions being culled as the buggers caught COVID then gave it back to humans in a mutated version.

I have no idea how PA is going to catch or trap 8,000 of them though, wow! You're right to warn people as they'll get hungry now that they have to search for their own food.
 
Those mink breeders must've caught back up after COVID as I remember literally millions being culled as the buggers caught COVID then gave it back to humans in a mutated version.

I have no idea how PA is going to catch or trap 8,000 of them though, wow! You're right to warn people as they'll get hungry now that they have to search for their own food.
I’m feel bad for people who live closer to that area. Minks going be effect to cats, small dogs, chickens, rabbits, and the wild birds. I hope they will able to figure out how to defend their precious pets and livestocks from minks. 😔
 
That’s terrible that they keep all those mink on a farm like that!! Who wears mink fur, anyway?
Do you think any of ‘em could migrate south to the TriState DC area?
Ikr? Why need those furs. 😭. No clue, i hope someone able give you an answer about migrate.
 
from the link:
"The number of bodies that line the roads just keeps growing by the hour. These creatures are scared, confused, and hungry, with no idea how to survive. They were born and raised in captivity and now will die slow, painful deaths through diseases they've never seen, cars they never knew existed, and starvation when they have never went without food before or have had to hunt or fight for food in their lives."
 
from the link:
"The number of bodies that line the roads just keeps growing by the hour. These creatures are scared, confused, and hungry, with no idea how to survive. They were born and raised in captivity and now will die slow, painful deaths through diseases they've never seen, cars they never knew existed, and starvation when they have never went without food before or have had to hunt or fight for food in their lives."
Yet it sounds like someone 'freed' them by cutting holes in the fences.
 
Ikr? Why need those furs. 😭. No clue, i hope someone able give you an answer about migrate.
If anything Sunbury is only about 45 minutes easy from where I am so I keeping a close watch. As for you @Evadig I wouldn't think that they would be able to travel that far. I think everyone about an hour in every direction should be keeping a very sharp watch.
 

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