Striped Skunk

Visher (1914:91) found this species to be "uncommon" in Harding County,

as we did more than a half century later. Some local residents, however,

reported this skunk to be fairly abundant. We took one specimen, an

adult female having enlarged mammae that was captured on July 6, 1965,

at a place 7 mi. S and 4-1/2 mi. E Harding, just south of the Short Pine

Hills. Site records of several other striped skunks were obtained as

follows: 14 mi. N Buffalo; 6 mi. N and 2-1/2 mi. W Camp Crook; 5-1/2 mi.

WNW Buffalo; 1-1/2 mi. S and 1/2 mi. E Buffalo; 4 mi. S Buffalo; 10 mi.

SW Ralph; and 1 mi. S Reva.

~Lutra canadensis interior~ Swenk, 1920

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