Posted by Cal Innes on February 24, 2012 at 02:57:56 from (75.194.60.98):
In Reply to: OT Skunk Furs posted by John B. on February 23, 2012 at 19:44:51:
A life-long friend of mine trapped until he passed away a year ago. He always said a skunk was worth good money... only a couple of bucks for the hide but Rendering the fat would give nearly a quart of skunk oil which at one time was $20 and the scent glands were worth something too, as they were used in the making of perfumes somehow (I could never imagine that part). He said a skunk could bring about $28 total. He never trapped the skunks tho' and I thought that was wise. When we were still in school he had set a trap in a culvet and got a skunk which took the trap up the culvert so the friend crawled up the culvert with the pistol and shot it.... of course the skunk in his dying moment shot back... the friend was out of school for 3 days. Cal
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