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Porter wrote:Mink it ischeers boys
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Thanks for the Mink linkSo, aside from this article repeated stating the rarity of the find (in this locale) how rare is this really? What would be it's equivalent in the snake wold? Blackbelly, zonata....gopher snake lacking stripes?
Do people really hunt this subspecies or just white minks? They are LC right? Is this really that much of a tasty candidate of humanoid boredom, superior dominant complex, and pocket change filler?
Curtis Hart wrote:
As far as I know, no one eats mink. They are trapped for their fur in much of their range.
Curtis
Cool. Thanks Gary. I was woth Daves Group when I saw my second one which looks a lot darker from my memory real dark brown compared to this one. How do I report it to the Fish and Game? Can someone do it for me?El Garia wrote:From what I've gathered from googling, Mink are a very rare find at that locale. Seems as though Dave is among those who've spotted Mink in the past. Here's a State writeup from January: http://www.water.ca.gov/suisun/dataRepo ... W/mink.cfm
I'm certain that the folks at CDFW would be very appreciative if you shared your observation with them.
Damn cool find, Porter!… and great job in getting that shot off!