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Beavers buddy, the Musk Rat
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Very nice, Ivan, how large is this critter; just love #2!
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How cool. You see to have a lot of interesting wildlife to enjoy.
This guy is really cute, but I have a feeling that may be easy for me to say becuase I have no idea if they are destructive or not. Lol!
#3 is my favorite.
This guy is really cute, but I have a feeling that may be easy for me to say becuase I have no idea if they are destructive or not. Lol!
#3 is my favorite.
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About the size of a small cat or about one third the size of a Beaver.
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Not destucitve to anything other than local (to the water) vegetation.
Gary Dietz
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Or to boat wires and seats, seawalls,and yards. A muskrat looks best through a rifle scope
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We have a lot of them around here also, no one leaves their boat seats in the river here, so no problemo....
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Kathy G
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Nice series. And for more info on muskrats, they were once harvested for their fur. Muskrat coats were very popular in the mid 20th century.
Yezdi
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Nice series Ivan...