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Still back in the woods of the white-tail deer (perhaps for the last time), our last individual non-deer animal to encounter is another striped skunk that is sneaking about a corner of a cabin. With their smelly spray, striped skunks have very few predators to worry about, save for predatory birds, which have greater success in hunting skunks, even though they still risk being blinded by their prey's musk. Even though it's primarily an insectivore, the striped skunk has no problem having an omnivorous diet.

Well, that's all for the trails through Cabela's Deer Country, even with the other critters here. As they say, 'That's all, folks!'

Description

Still back in the woods of the white-tail deer (perhaps for the last time), our last individual non-deer animal to encounter is another striped skunk that is sneaking about a corner of a cabin. With their smelly spray, striped skunks have very few predators to worry about, save for predatory birds, which have greater success in hunting skunks, even though they still risk being blinded by their prey's musk. Even though it's primarily an insectivore, the striped skunk has no problem having an omnivorous diet.

Well, that's all for the trails through Cabela's Deer Country, even with the other critters here. As they say, 'That's all, folks!'