Seen it on LTs site. You would of thought it would of scratched it off. I like it better when the door shut he didnt even flinch

This one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr6rFo9MClo&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Soooo...you guys think Pesky has taken the "Skunk Whisperer" designation yet?

I'mm think'n he has stolen turtlemans skunk.
If I'm wrong I'm ready to concede skunk whisperer to him if it doesn't start a big brewhaha

He could have his own TV show , He does not put the deep sleep on anything.

I'm unable to view his Utube video but I had a male skunk a couple years ago that had so many ticks covering his head it looked like a bunch of grapes, they were even in his eyes. I did that skunk a favor by sending him to skunk heaven.

I like to say "Skunkville", where they train them to be circus skunks.

I like to say "Skunkville", where they train them to be circus skunks.[/quote]

thats funny the first skunk that got me I thought had escaped from a circus, I was 5 years old and it was walking on its front legs doing a trick for me, LOL

Not many ticks around here Nock on wood . The mink do come covered in them . Upper michigan has a bad problem with ticks . Genneu fowl very popular for tick control in upper Michigan .

Pesky, the skunk population of southeast Wisconsin thanks you for making this problem known. Since the bucket I normally but my large skunks in, has a hole that they can stick their heads out of, I see no reason why I can't remove any noticeable ticks. So far though, I have no way of letting these skunks know that it was your idea. Perhaps a flourescent collar saying " I've been Peskyed"!

Oh sounds like you could use the patented pesky skunk funnel . Been planning on making a video on the this . I'll tell my cam man we need to get right on this

I like to say "Skunkville", where they train them to be circus skunks.[/quote] ...and teach 'em to rool spools around?