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9th November 11, 09:33 PM
#31
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
My next door neighbor had a pet skunk when I was a kid. We used to go over and play with it. I could see having one as a pet.
Bugbear: Loudon Wainwright IV?
The Rev. William B. Henry, Jr.
"With Your Shield or On It!"
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9th November 11, 09:44 PM
#32
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by WBHenry
... Bugbear: Loudon Wainwright IV? 
*Shrug* Why not. Sounds like a perfectly good sporran name: "Dead sporran in the middle of the road, stink'n to high heaven."
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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10th November 11, 02:58 AM
#33
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
If I do get a pet skunk, would it be wrong of me to name it Sporran?
My friend has a pet husky named "sporran"! Perhaps it is just in "training" for greater things...
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10th November 11, 05:02 AM
#34
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by sydnie7
PBS had a cute promo ad a few years back, with a skunk wandering through a family's home. It kept going around corners just before a person would have seen it, finally ended up on the bed next to the napping husband. Then the camera panned to a family photo that made it obvious the skunk was a pet, with the message about keeping an open mind.
They never said what its name was, though 
Found it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDGleOFVIjY
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10th November 11, 05:56 AM
#35
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by Spartan Tartan
Seriously!? Surely you jest...
Quite! They really are wonderful little animals. And don't call me Shirley
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10th November 11, 07:29 AM
#36
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by Ryan Ross
That's what I've always heard.
EDIT: If I do get a pet skunk, would it be wrong of me to name it Sporran?
Not necessarily wrong, but maybe preminescent of a future post-mortem use??
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10th November 11, 09:10 AM
#37
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
All this talk about skunk sporrans makes me wish I had skinned and saved the hide of the albino skunk I shot a few years ago. It was the first I had ever seen. Picture ecru with a white stripe barely visible. Would have made a great sporran. They have a major skunk problem in the small Oklahoma town I move from. Where I'm at now, I may have to settle for raccoon.
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10th November 11, 09:22 AM
#38
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by davidlpope
Given the price, I'd go for a more traditional Highland fur: Otter, wildcat, badger, pine marten, etc.
Precisely, David.
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10th November 11, 09:25 AM
#39
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by Highland Logan
I see, thanks Frank!
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10th November 11, 09:37 AM
#40
Re: Skunk Fur Dress Sporran
 Originally Posted by ForresterModern
Not necessarily wrong, but maybe preminescent of a future post-mortem use??
Quite possibly. I mean, I think it's a fitting tribute... if I were someone's pet, I'd want to end up as a sporran, after my days of playing fetch were done.
 Originally Posted by Gryphon57
All this talk about skunk sporrans makes me wish I had skinned and saved the hide of the albino skunk I shot a few years ago. It was the first I had ever seen. Picture ecru with a white stripe barely visible. Would have made a great sporran. They have a major skunk problem in the small Oklahoma town I move from. Where I'm at now, I may have to settle for raccoon.
Check out this blond skunk that FB is wearing:

I've never seen another one quite like that; I don't know if it was albino or what, but it sure made a good sporran.
...and no, Turpin and I are not loaded.
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