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Author Topic: A common furbearer from just south of the R.L. triangle  (Read 2648 times)

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April 04/05/06, 01:09:20 PM

Offline dogstyler

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A common furbearer from just south of the R.L. triangle
These guys like to sit on posts and dine primarily on star nosed moles. Although their evolution hasn't taught them, yet, that they taste like crap

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April 04/05/06, 01:58:54 PM Reply #1

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Re: A common furbearer from just south of the R.L. triangle
my first guess was a bingturong, but that idea was promptly dismissed. it is a kinkaju.

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April 04/05/06, 04:27:13 PM Reply #2

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Re: A common furbearer from just south of the R.L. triangle
Looks to me like that critter has been toasting the crappie gods a bit too much.
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April 04/05/06, 04:53:25 PM Reply #3

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Re: A common furbearer from just south of the R.L. triangle
What in the wide wide world of sports and mammals  has this forum become?
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