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Badgers, Skunks, Weasels, Mink and Pine Marten of NW Colorado

Several species of Mustilidae occur in this area. All photos are of wild animals photographed in NW Colorado.

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Ron, Dona and Katie Hilkey

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fgfrg 06-Sep-2016 15:07
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Guest 18-Sep-2014 16:22
im doing some research
Guest 18-Sep-2014 16:22
i need halp
Guest 18-Sep-2014 16:21
hello
guest 02-Feb-2014 15:39
I live in Ne Colorado and I personally know of at least 3-4 breeding pairs out on the farm where I work. also 7-8 lesser weasels,(am a ferret owner so know a weasel when I see one) to those who doubt I say send me E-mail Grizzmojo@haxtuntel.net and I'll send you one of the skulls I've collected
skdvngxqi@gmail.com 26-Aug-2012 19:16
Great, this story really touching, beautiful new beginning the end of impressive. Thank you!
Karen 17-Aug-2012 22:37
we were camping at Lake John about 14 miles north west of Walden Colorado saw a badger out in the sage brush, was pretty shocked to see one.
Guest 06-Jul-2011 15:38
good images
Natasha 12-May-2011 03:33
WOW! A big carp for sure...
Guest 20-Aug-2010 16:40
have seen several small Colorado animals recently--3 badgers madley digging in the sand trap of the golf course and two mink, one on brush creek and one on the road above but the best was when I was reading sitting on a rock on gore creek and one came up and was sniffing my foot. Marion
Guest 04-Aug-2010 16:30
I live in southern CO. I just saw another badger this morning. Center Colorado to be exact. I work in agriculture and see them on the farm all the time
Stephen T 29-Apr-2010 20:10
While traveling the backroads of Northern and Central Colorado last week (April 14-22, 2010)on a visit from Delaware, we spotted a cinnamon and white stripped face emerging from the brush along side an untilled field next to the road. Unfortunately, our viewing lasted only a few seconds, but both my wife and I saw the animal and agree with the description. The time of day was late morning/early afternoon.
From your photos, I'm assuming the animal was a badger. Would you agree? Stephen from the flatlands of Delaware
Guest 23-Apr-2010 01:07
I Love weaselsssssss they are my absolute favorite animal I know almost every fact about them
Hannah 18-Feb-2010 05:20
iliked the pics on the top . they were adorable!!!!!
Guest 18-Feb-2010 04:41
i researched skunks when i was in 4th grade!!
brigid 29-Oct-2008 04:42
!!!!!!!

You photos come as close as I have come to finding the spirit animal I saw years ago.

I have lots of pics I have collected of badgers, then recently started searching ferret photos again, and ended up here.

so good.
Guest 02-Oct-2008 14:37
Of course badgers live in Colorado
Tabi G. 01-Jul-2008 18:57
Where were your badger pictures taken? I have a vet and other friends who think that badgers do not live in Colorado. Thanks
delaney a 12-Mar-2008 21:17
the badger is so cute i love then
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