Posted by cadet trooper on October 08, 2010 at 14:59:53 from (76.250.131.206):
In Reply to: Mouse, rat, or? posted by TonyIN on October 08, 2010 at 13:23:47:
Sounds like kev8n is very knowlegible about that class of animal but since we lived closed to a town we dealt with some huge rats invading our grainary and it seems rats had that shape head vs a field mouse which was much more proportionable to the body. To find a rat in the yard is rare unless he was starving or thirsty unlike the mouse rats travel very low profile and usually travel along walls and in walls very stealthy. In my opinion it looks like a mouse and a Guiena (spelling) pig got together in a cladestine hookup :-O the head just doesn't match the body so if that is the case let's name it a moupig or pigmou.
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