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i.d. this jaw bone

Started by adkmountainken, April 11, 2010, 06:16:00 PM

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adkmountainken

by my house there is a patch of pines that i walk through every weekend and stump shoot. i call them the whispering pines as they are allways talking. seems like EVERY critter with in a 1/4 mile goes there to die and the souls talk with the trees. anyways, i find a TON of odd bones. i would guess this is a yound skunk or oppossum????



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adkmountainken

son of a..... didn't think of that but i bet your right!
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if your lucky enough to spend time in the mountains...then your lucky enough!
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bolong

I guess possum.  :confused:
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chinook907

Looks like a juvenile oppossum.  Teeth don't look fully erupted hence juvenile.  Tuf to say for sure from pics, but looks like too many teeth and too many sharp cusps for raccoon.
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Mr.Vic

Bone structure is close to a possum.
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FerretWYO

Not a Racoon to many teeth in the front. Look here and see what you think.

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wv lungbuster

Looks to be from a possum because of the narrowness.
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Bonebuster

Whatever animal it is, it is certainly going to die without it`s lower jaw.

FerretWYO

QuoteOriginally posted by Bonebuster:
Whatever animal it is, it is certainly going to die without it`s lower jaw.
How is that one should respnd to this   :biglaugh:
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adkmountainken

I go by many names but Daddy is my favorite!
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
if your lucky enough to spend time in the mountains...then your lucky enough!
What ever befalls the Earth befalls the sons of the Earth.

JimB

Looking through my skull book,I think the possum guess would have to be it and adolescent seems to make sense too.Now,any experts on possum aging?

motorhead7963

teeth aren't sharp enough for a possum. I'm thinking a ferret or weasel??


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