Add a hazmat suit and have a vat of tomato juice on hand then.Skunks can still go off after they're dead
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Add a hazmat suit and have a vat of tomato juice on hand then.Skunks can still go off after they're dead
I'd be so nervous that I wouldn't get off a good shot from far away. I'm pretty good...till I get nervous. Maybe empty the clip. Then all the neighbors would be running over.From across the yard with a firearm
This sounds like a much less messy idea, thank you for sharing! If it is indeed a skunk, this will be my plan.You hold up a bedsheet or blanket so that it covers you from head to toe. Then you can walk up on the trapped skunk and lower the sheet/blanket over the trap so that it covers it completely. Then pick up the trap by the handle (covered by the blanket). Walk the trap over to a barrel or trashcan filled with water. Put the trap with the skunk in it into the water filled container. The skunk will drown and you will not get sprayed. Yes, I have done this multiple times and it works!
ETA: Yes, skunks can still put off a noxious smell after they are dead. Once my husband shot one in the trap from a far. But he left it in the trap on the driveway to make sure it was dead before he approached it. In the meantime, the stench leaked out. Since it was so near the house, the odor got into the house too.
Now once I drown them (he learned not to shoot them anymore!) they either get buried right away or I throw them on a big fire not close to the house!
Thanks, I'll plug on. I think it's just a bone bruise. As long as I don't smack it again, or pinch the nail, or poke DH, It doesn't hurt anymore, but it 12 hours to get there. LOL.Oh man I'm sorry to hear that right before your big weekend. !
Me too!no sun = no motivation