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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
tx highrack i never heard of or saw any thing called a ringtail cat and i live in texas.
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
crc: Well, I lve in Texas too, and ringtails are here and I have seen them numerous times. Check out the Texas Parks and wildlife site. The ringtail in the TP&W mascot. They had a contest when I was in 5th grade (1970) to name this mascot. I believe that "Ring tail tudor" won out.
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
tx highrack i never heard of or saw any thing called a ringtail cat and i live in texas. Ringtails are VERY common in Texas. Most people have never seen them and don't know they even exist. Nocturnal with a capital N! If you ever see one in the daytime, he is either in a trap or rabid. My first thought was ringtail, but have never seen a reddish varient. Around here they are shades of grey, with abit of brown sometimes. Only other reddish animal similar is the coatimundi, and the closest here are in the Big Bend area, a loooong way from NC. |
RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
sounds like an opossum to me
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
Look like this ?
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
Being another native Texan, misplaced right now, sounds like a Ringtailed cat to me. I don't have any idea what their range is.
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
looks like a dude
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
Slugman, that was just right down funny!:D where did you get that picture of my ex.
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
That sounds like a litter of baby chupacabras, or maybe baby Jersey devils...:eek:;)
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RE: I NEED HELP ASAP IN IDENTIFYING THIS ANIMAL
Thats IT !!!
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