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Lopatir wrote: I say it plenty,
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Suwannee | Mike Hankey | Flickr[^]
Along the Suwannee River frequently.
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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According to wiki it's a spoof on Stephen Fosters song.
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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I'm a bit of a river dweller too, my roots lie in the South-West river delta of the Netherlands near the river Schelde. I always liked to bike there and follow the river banks into Belgium near the city of Gent.
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Sounds awesome.
We took a cruise recently and stopped in the Netherlands and Belgium, I thought they were very beautiful and wished we would have had more time to roam around.
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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Looks beautiful. As matter of fact I love rivers and lakes.
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Thanks
I'm with the Florida Trail Association and I'm responsible for a 32 mile section along the Suwannee River for the last 3 years. Which means I go out and clear the trail so hikers like me can have a clear path to hike. It's been an awesome job but this will be the first year there is no hurricane damage.
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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Very cool, Mike. Did you take all the pictures?
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Yes!
I lived on the Suwannee for 3 years but since I moved I don't get there as much as I used to. It's a beautiful river and I love it!
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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Hmm, something about that makes me want to pitch a #7 silver/chartreuse floating Rapala on 6lb. line, for a bass or 5. 
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Pulled some big bass out of the Suwannee.
I may not be that good looking, or athletic, or funny, or talented, or smart
I forgot where I was going with this but I do know I love bacon!
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Our cuddly orange cat decided he wanted to explore the outdoors (again) and made a run for it a couple days ago (both cats are indoors.) He's had outdoor experience before, being a stray that we adopted a few years back.
Still, we'd like him to come back inside, and have had several sightings of him on the property but he still wants to stay out.
Never-the-less, I set up a Have-A-Heart trap with some cat food in it. Wife checked it this morning and said, well, there's something in the trap, with very light orange fur, but also a lot of black.
SKUNK!
So I went to take a look, and of course it sprayed. Missed me, as I was to the side, but now the whole neighborhood smells of skunk, and being right by the house, it even smells of skunk inside!
Skunk was freed -- I put a towel over the trap, of course the skunk sprayed more, but at least into the towel. Opened the door, and the guy (gal?) was too freaked out to run away. So I had to pick up the trap and shake it out. Is there a song for that? But skunk is free, looked a bit stunned just sitting there outside the trap for a few seconds, then took off. Well, I didn't see it take off -- we both took off in opposite directions. 
Still, no cat. 
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Good times at the Cliftons.
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The cat is probably waiting for the smell to die down ...
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indoor cats: bad for the cat, good for the environment.
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I feel (smell?) your pain 
We used to have a dog who wanted nothing more than to make friends with a local skunk. Sadly her overtures of friendship were unrequited. She must have been sprayed a dozen times over the course of her life...never did learn.
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"When you are a skunk, you learn how to hold your breath for a long time", Le Pew, P.
The cat is probably hiding until the stripe of paint wears off.
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We had a mama skunk and her litter in a den under our garage last year. One of the kits wandered into our yard, and my two greyhounds brought it in and dropped it onto the wife's heirloom rug. I scooped it up into a dust pan and tossed it outside toward the den.
The fun part was taking the 7'x9' rug outside, spraying it with water, shampooing it, rinsing it several times, and then lifting it over the fence to dry over the next several days. The rug probably weighs close to 75 pounds dry. Getting it thoroughly wet converts it to woven neutronium. Heaving it up and over the fence was... difficult.
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Presumably your municipality has some sort of pest control services. While it was still trapped, you should've called them to pick it up and take care of it.
If you just freed it, don't be surprised if it comes back.
This last week we woke up to a squished skunk right in front of our mailbox. The less of them I know are around, the better it is IMO.
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It seems your place is like the Skunk Works[^] 
I could also write a book of some cat rescues I performed in the past, you have my sympathy !
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I wish you the best of luck with your cat returning. I have had mixed luck with this in the past, so I know some of what you must be going through now.
If it helps, my one cat came back after 5 days, long after we thought the worse. So, just hope for the best.
Edit: Ah, just read that you have had sightings, well, been through that too. Our one male cat took two whole weeks before he would come back in, but he eventually did. He would hide under part of our house and spent most of his time just exploring.
Just so you all know, cats were never meant to be indoors only. You really are doing a disservice to your feline by keeping them indoors for their entire life. They need to be able to come and go as they please. My opinion, but shared by many cat owners. I have 4 cats, and 2 dogs.
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