Next step is to determine if there are any more living in that den, and if not, fill it up and make it uninhabitable to future skunks.
The smell is almost gone from the house. We had to shut off the furnace and open all the windows which meant for some time we had to put up with both stink and cold. The kids built a warming hut on their snow day to protect themselves from both.
Aden's bed covered with every available blanket and pillow they could find |
Surprisingly roomy in there. |
Anyway, fingers crossed that I will have no reason to ever post about skunks again. Except the kind that play board games with soldiers.
And now, for no other reason except that I don't know when I would have a chance to post these, a couple of snow day pictures. Our park on the drive to work:
And Steve the Snowman that Aden and Mona built on their day home:
Happy March!
Whew! Glad that skunk is out of there! I can't stand the smell so I hope it will go away in no time for you guys. The fort that the kids built cracked me up--loved their creativity! ;)
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with how much space that fort has. Excellent engineering.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a successful skunk relocation. I hope that was the only one! And that fort is truly inspiring.
ReplyDeleteHooray for skunk removal, odor removal and snow days! And, for dads who hunker down to play games with little skunks. :o)
ReplyDeleteI do hope that was the only skunk and that you can successfully fill it up. Blanket forts are the best! We unfortunately haven't had much snow this winter but now that spring is upon us...there's a storm coming on Wednesday. Um, it's March.
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