Posted on 04/02/2014 9:23:39 PM PDT by Rebelbase
Whatever it is, do not try to pet or hand feed it.
Petting, no, only with a long toothbrush.
Exciting new find, with an oral history of hundreds of years with the Mexicans.
The so-called Montauk Monster ended up being a raccoon carcass.
Yeah i googled it....there are a whole bunch of raccoon chupa’s.....
Hairless raccoon.
Raccoons don't jump or have the haunches and thick shins of kangaroos.
It. Has. FINGERS.
I have NO idea WTF that is.
But I want one.
It is a coon.
LOL.....OK....but it’s still a coon...
The guy who says he never heard a coon growl like that has never dealt with a rabid one.
Oh yes they do.
Coon.
I want one too!
It is clearly sentient. Some de-worming, coat restoration (has a boar’s coat), nutritional therapy, collect the estrus (I sense it’s a female) to trap a male and breed them where it was trapped.
I'd say a better body match would be a coatimundi, a "slinkier" form of coon; coons have a more 'bearlike' body. Still a horrid case of mange, no matter what it is. DNA should not a problem here, and would be definitive.
Where this was trapped is on the extreme fringe of its range, so wouldn't expect locals to be familiar with them.
Mostly foxes.
Buy some Nu-Stock.
It works like you won’t believe.
If the mange is not contagious, it’s demodectic.
If it’s demodectic and your dog is having sporadic outbreaks, it’s most likely auto-immune and any type of cortisone suppresses immune function.
Honky.
US Post Office
100 Texas 7
Ratcliff, TX 75858
It’s at Ratcliff Lake & Rec Area in the Davy Crockett National Forest...about 20-25 miles west of Lufkin.
Coatimundi have short, stubby ears.. this guy has fox ears.
Wow...you’ve really got this planned out!
I’d breed for the hairless gene, myself.
:)
That was my first guess but the ears are the deal breaker.
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