Posted by Mark - IN. on May 05, 2009 at 16:02:15 from (205.188.116.74):
In Reply to: Re: Do Skunks Dig? posted by DoubleR on May 05, 2009 at 09:16:51:
HaHaHaHa. About a week ago leaving some friends over in town about 9ish. I walked around to the back of my pickup and saw something movin right near my feet. Was the biggest skunk I do believe I've ever seen. Wasn't as big as a coon, but was huge. I wasn't thinkin and it started to turn and just about the time I thought scared it, realized it was turnin to setup on me. I'm 50, smoke a pack a day, weigh about 260 and I put some moves on that skunk. I jumped over it, bounced off their privacy fence and then turned and jumped back over it and kept runnin around the bushes and the tree. I'll tell you what, that fat old skunk better go on a diet because he just wasn't so good at skunkin. I think I amazed him with my not so lightning quick unable to leap tall buildings at a time moves. Amazed myself afterwards too. He woddled off, I got to my truck and drove off. Probably should've called my friends and gave them a heads up, but why keep all of the fun to myself?
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